Ms. Magana, our bilingual paraprofessional at Julesburg High School, translates a Science assignment for our non-English speaking student, Ana Laura. After today's translation, Ana was able to successfully explore the behaviors of magnets and have a better understanding about analyzing magnetic force.
Sophomores gear up to participate in the Job Fair to be conducted at the Julesburg High School on Wednesday, March 29th from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. These students have learned job interviewing tips in Life Skills and are learning the correct techniques to interviewing successfully. They take time in class to interview one another and help each other execute the answers to the most popular interviewing questions.
Seniors at Julesburg High School talk about the benefits of their Internships.
Seniors at Julesburg High School talk about the benefits of their Internships.
Go West Young Man...Or North We Should Say! Mrs, Hoschouer is working with her 5th and 6th grade gifted and talented students. They learned how to make a compass and find magnetic north!
You asked for it, you got it! We reopened our baseball apparel shop. Don't miss out, buy your spring or summer cougar apparel today!
Here is a link to the store: https://stores.inksoft.com/WS82055
Due to deteriorating weather and road conditions, we will dismiss school early TODAY, March 27th at 12:30 pm, bus routes will run accordingly.
As most of you may have noticed, due to the weather conditions, the Missoula Children's Theater performance originally scheduled for tonight (3/25) has been rescheduled for tomorrow, Sunday, March 26th at 12:30 p.m. at the Julesburg High School Auditorium. Stay safe and warm everyone!
The 4th graders got their creative minds flowing this week, thanks to Mrs. A. Dragon eyes, mountain skies, and hearts came to life through the artistic minds and hands of these talented students!
A huge thank you to Mr. Palic and Mrs. Brandt for teaching the students about soil and erosion.
They had great experiments and lots of vocabulary for students to learn.
They even played jeopardy at the end to review the main concepts and a little bit of Colorado history.
Some more photos from our guest speakers.
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Family Consumer Science students learn how lettuce can become contaminated during growing, harvesting or processing. We also discuss ways to prevent contamination and food borne illnesses.
Thank you Mrs. Aurenhamer for coming in and doing an awesome art project with Kindergarten inspired by Daniel Kessler!
Congratulations to JHS Senior Rylie Ingram for being selected as a Green & Gold Scholarship recipient from Colorado State University. The scholarship award is in recognition for exceptional academic qualifications. This award is for $10,000.
Who knows what time it is? Third grade will in no time. This week started our time unit. Third Graders made analog clocks to help them learn how to tell time to the minute.
Congratulations to Jensen Renquist, who has been selected as a Daniels Scholarship recipient! Daniels Scholars are selected because they embody the criteria Bill Daniels defined for the program:
*Strength of character
*Leadership potential
*Commitment to serving their communities
*Academic performance or promise
*Well-rounded personality
*Emotional maturity and stability
Daniels Scholars also uphold the values that meant so much to Bill Daniels. Those values include ethics and integrity, honesty, respect for people, loyalty and reliability, entrepreneurial spirit, patriotism and dedication to the community, commitment to excellence, and etiquette.
All Daniels Scholars will receive up to $100,000 to be applied at any two- or four-year, nonprofit, accredited college or university in the United States.
Jensen plans to attend the University of Northern Colorado, majoring in Secondary Education-Mathematics. Her goal is to complete a Master's Degree to become a High School/College Mathematics Teacher and serve in a rural community.
Congratulations to Julesburg High School Junior Kaden Harens for being selected to receive the Colorado School of Mines Medal of Achievement in Math & Science. Kaden was awarded this distinction due to his high achievement and accomplishments at the high school level in both Math & Science.
Congratulations goes out to JHS Senior Kierra Ehnes for being selected as a PCtelcom Scholarship recipient. Kierra will receive a $500 scholarship award.
Kindergarten is at the revising and editing phase of their current writing piece. Peer editing started today.😊
