Meet our Junior High Student Council!
We are excited to announce our Junior High Student Council officers:
President: Cooper Edson
Vice President: Owen Harris
Secretary: Piper Buettenback
Reporter: Noah Harens
Class Representatives
8th Grade: Levi Reichman, Christina Zuniga-Lopez
7th Grade: Addison Renquist, Lily Torres
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Julesburg High School's Chapter of FBLA is currently selling Barn Candles! Made and shipped directly from Hasting, NE these candles have the highest quality of ingredients that make them highly fragrant. Made in the USA. Help JHS FBLA light up your life by ordering today!!!
Reach out to any of these members for details and to place your order: Logan Edson, Kierra Ehnes, Emily Fowler, Vivian Fraire, Rylie Ingram, Collin Lechman, Kevin Lopez, Jensen Renquist, Liam Buettenback, Avery Goddard, Itai Gonzales, Kaden Harens, Jordyn Strasser, Peyton Worley, Jayden Aulson, Keyana Ehnes, Jace Ehmke, Jacob Farrell, Olivia Ingram, Taylor Ingram, Noah Lopez, Claudia Rhoades, Hayden Harrell, Jaelynn Harris, Riley Jarrett, Kinley Kizer, & Shelby Lechman or contact JHS direct. Sales conclude November 22nd.
Ms. Kreienheder’s Good News Call goes to Mackenzie Lopez for a multitude of reasons:
1- She has been so consistently responsible, punctual, and hard working during theater practices. She has become such an instrumental member of prop's team and their continued success!
2- After the Veterans Day Assembly, she found me and asked if I wouldn't mind mailing my mother one of the veteran pins. When I saw her later, I told her that I thought my mom would really appreciate a short note explaining how I ended up with the pin. Mackenzie wrote a very kind letter and then had her entire class sign it. I am so flattered by her kindness and cannot wait to mail it to my mom during her extended stay on base!
3- The video I had been using to play audio of the freshmen's book was suddenly taken off Youtube. Mackenzie found one without being asked, and has been playing it aloud for the class ever since. Today, the students are answering questions while they read, so Mackenzie has been pausing it so they could answer their questions. Before she presses play each time, she has been making sure all of her classmates have finished before continuing.
So much hard work and kindness from Mackenzie lately!!
Kindergarteners were happy to receive their books for attending Family Literacy Night, doing a vocabulary activity at home and returning their survey! They say THANK YOU!!!
Congratulations to JHS Senior Jaymee Lanckriet for being selected to receive the Dean Scholars Commitment scholarship from Chadron State College. This is a $2,000 four-year renewable scholarship for a total of up to $8,000.
Check out the Progress on our New School!
Check out the Progress on our New School
More excitement from our 3rd graders who received a free book from Family Literacy Night...
Students and staff at JES continue to enjoy the opportunity to celebrate our veterans each year at the JSD Veterans Day Assembly. This year, the JES Student Council honored our veterans by learning the process of folding the American flag and getting to present this at the assembly. Thank you Forrest Sanabria for working with our student council on this. We would like to give a special thank you to Butch and Pam Blochowitz for allowing us to use your beautiful flag. Our student council also hosted a coin drive to support the Tunnel to Towers Organization. Julesburg Elementary Students raised $458 for this important cause - way to go everyone!
The Julesburg Elementary School Staff and Students would like to extend its sincerest gratitude to Connie Warner and all the ladies of S.H.OUT (Sisters Helping Out). The amount of work these ladies put into planning, preparing and hosting our Scholastic Book Fair is absolutely incredible. Thank you for supporting our students' journey to becoming great readers! We couldn't do this without you!
"A book is a gift you an open again and again." -Garrison Keillor
JES is continuing to celebrate ALL THINGS LITERACY. From visiting our school library with Miss Jourdin each week, to attending our Julesburg Elementary Family Literacy Night, to bringing in great authors like Justin Matott, to all students receiving free books to read and fill their home libraries (brought to us through Title funds), we are building leaders each day through the exposure of great literature. Reading helps you to reduce stress, improve memory, increase vocabulary, improve focus and concentration, and to become better communicators and writers. Doesn't that seem worth the time?
More pictures from our Veterans visit
More pictures from our Veterans visit
Thank you to John Lough, my dad and Veteran, and my mom Peggy for coming and sharing about their experience in Air Force during the Vietnam war era.
They shared and answered questions about being stationed in Germany and Texas.
They also shared what the symbols on the uniform represent.
Finally, we shared about Flanders Field and The Poppy Lady that did so much to support service men. We gave each student a poppy in hopes they will never forget our veterans. Again, thank you Veterans.
Thank YOU Military Veterans!
LAND of The FREE Because of the BRAVE!
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Thank you to all who have served in the Armed Forces! 3rd Grade has a few special Veterans of their own to celebrate. Luci Magana (Army) she does so much for our class and we appreciate her. Brody and his grandpa Jules Hoschouer (Army), Aiden and his grandpa Ken Peterson (Navy), and Kamdyn and her great grandpa Don Kizer (Air Force). One of our vocabulary words for our unit is posterity, something each of these individuals and many others thought of when they chose to serve our country. Thank you is a small thing for the price they paid.
Third Grade had the honor of having Veterans Jules Hoschouer and Phil Mollendor come in to teach us about folding the American Flag. Students not only learned how to properly fold the flag, they also learned the meaning of each fold as well as what the stars and strips stand for.
Juniors in American History re-enacted WWW II battles using play dough. Students taught the class about specific battles in the Pacific Ocean using their play dough figurines.
Good Luck Cougars!
