Congratulations to the JCHS Boys Bowling team. They placed 3rd at the Alton Regional and advanced to Sectionals. Clark Blasa finished 9th overall and Aaron Hughes finished 11th.
JCHS Wrestling had a great day on the road. JV traveled to Glenwood where Viktor Maynard placed 2nd and Cain Tittsworth placed 3rd. Varsity traveled to St. Charles and had 3 podium finishers. Congrats to Maddox Williams (3rd), Bo Allison (4th), and Nic Hartley (3rd).
Congrats to the 8th Grade JCMS Boys Basketball team on finishing 2nd place tonight in the annual JCMS Tournament!
Congratulations to the 7th Grade JCMS Boys Basketball team for earning 2nd place tonight in the annual JCMS Tournament!
Varsity Boys Basketball with a big overtime win at CM!
Our Kindergarten learners in Mrs. William's class have been busy exploring Indi with unplugged coding.
Through hands-on activities, students are learning the basics of coding without screens. Students are using problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork to guide their learning. The excitement in the room is contagious as they make discoveries and celebrate each "aha!" moment. We love seeing their curiosity grow and their joy for learning shine every day.
Check out the video below to see their excitement in action! Video
Jersey 100 was excited to showcase the amazing work happening across the district.
Jersey 100 was invited by Lisa Schwartz, Regional Educational Technology Coordinator-West Central Region, to present to the STEM Cohort of educators in the Brown County area at the Dot Foods Educational Center. This incredible training opportunity was generously sponsored by Dot Foods.
During the presentation, Jersey 100 teachers Becca Leslie, Angie Noble, Rachel Evans, Bethany Wittman, and Melanie Fessler highlighted how the district integrates makerspaces and STEM learning into classrooms. Participants explored the makerspace vision and took part in hands-on activities designed to model real classroom experiences
Jersey 100 continues to lead with innovative makerspaces, meaningful technology integration, and engaging STEM opportunities for students and educators alike. Thank you to everyone who made this event a success, especially Dot Foods.
Jersey 100 was invited by Lisa Schwartz, Regional Educational Technology Coordinator-West Central Region, to present to the STEM Cohort of educators in the Brown County area at the Dot Foods Educational Center. This incredible training opportunity was generously sponsored by Dot Foods.
During the presentation, Jersey 100 teachers Becca Leslie, Angie Noble, Rachel Evans, Bethany Wittman, and Melanie Fessler highlighted how the district integrates makerspaces and STEM learning into classrooms. Participants explored the makerspace vision and took part in hands-on activities designed to model real classroom experiences
Jersey 100 continues to lead with innovative makerspaces, meaningful technology integration, and engaging STEM opportunities for students and educators alike. Thank you to everyone who made this event a success, especially Dot Foods.
A meeting was held on 1/15/26 to discuss the creation of a board and coaching staff for the upcoming 2026 Jersey Panthers Trap season (open to all Jersey 100 and SFHG students grades 6th-12th). Three board members were selected at this meeting. A minimum of 2 additional board members and a minimum of 4 coaching spots are available. Anyone interested in a coaching position needs to be certified or willing to become certified. All positions are available regardless if you have a child participating in the league. If you are interested in one of these open spots, the registration deadline is Thursday 1/22/26 via the google link below. Please note all positions are voluntary.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqSZUu1gu0nMaOa7y5kZL5P_8S0P4FsiBE-LkzK3vgJkFi3g/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=104490571027855589473
Voting for these positions as well as assignment of board positions will be held Thursday January 29, 2026 at 6pm in the JCHS cafeteria.
An initial meeting regarding signing up to participate on the Jersey Panthers Trap Team for the 2026 season will be held on February 5th at 6:00 in the JCHS Cafeteria.
We look forward to your support and participation this upcoming season.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqSZUu1gu0nMaOa7y5kZL5P_8S0P4FsiBE-LkzK3vgJkFi3g/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=104490571027855589473
Voting for these positions as well as assignment of board positions will be held Thursday January 29, 2026 at 6pm in the JCHS cafeteria.
An initial meeting regarding signing up to participate on the Jersey Panthers Trap Team for the 2026 season will be held on February 5th at 6:00 in the JCHS Cafeteria.
We look forward to your support and participation this upcoming season.
Score Zone, 1/15
Jersey CUSD #100 is hiring!
🐾Huge shoutout to our Jersey 100 January Staff of the Month!
Their dedication, hard work, and positive attitude have set the standard for excellence, and their peers have recognized them with glowing praise and nominations!
We’re so proud to have you all on our team! Thank you for everything you do – you make a difference every day. 🙌
Congratulations to:
🔷 Melanie Fessler 🔷 Wyatt Daniels 🔷 Shannon Mouser 🔷 Brandi Sullivan 🔷 Angie Noble 🔷 Chelsey Wilder 🔷Sue Crone
#Jersey100Proud #StaffOfTheMonth #TeamExcellence #PantherPride #WhereKidsComeFirst
Their dedication, hard work, and positive attitude have set the standard for excellence, and their peers have recognized them with glowing praise and nominations!
We’re so proud to have you all on our team! Thank you for everything you do – you make a difference every day. 🙌
Congratulations to:
🔷 Melanie Fessler 🔷 Wyatt Daniels 🔷 Shannon Mouser 🔷 Brandi Sullivan 🔷 Angie Noble 🔷 Chelsey Wilder 🔷Sue Crone
#Jersey100Proud #StaffOfTheMonth #TeamExcellence #PantherPride #WhereKidsComeFirst
Congratulations to junior bowler Aaron Hughes on an outstanding achievement—bowling a perfect 300 game! 🎳💯
CM will host the Panthers tomorrow night for a MVC Basketball Mega Night! Please see the graphic for the lineup of games.
🎉 Congratulations to our middle school students who earned High Honor Roll and Honor Roll! 🎉
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly shine. We are so proud of you—keep reaching high and inspiring others! 👏📚
JCMS- Aspire for Excellence
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, there will be no school on Monday, January 19th.
School will resume on Tuesday, January 20th.
School will resume on Tuesday, January 20th.
The annual JCHS Dance Clinic registration is now live.
The registration link will be closing on January 30th to guarantee camp shirts are on time, so don't wait!
https://www.jersey100.org/o/district/page/camp
Can't wait to see your future dancer!
Go Panthers!
The registration link will be closing on January 30th to guarantee camp shirts are on time, so don't wait!
https://www.jersey100.org/o/district/page/camp
Can't wait to see your future dancer!
Go Panthers!
The bracket for the 51st Annual Lady Hawk Invitational has been released. The Panthers earned the No. 7 seed and will face No. 10 seed Calhoun in the opening round on January 24th.
Score Zone, 1/14
Score Zone, 1/13
JCHS students in Mrs. Diamond's Advanced Placement Human Geography classes were honored to host Mrs. Sarah Moore Nichols today for an in-depth look at the world of Commercial Agriculture.
Mrs. Nichols shared her expertise on the complexities of managing a large-scale cattle and sheep farm, providing students with a firsthand perspective on how global food systems operate. The session bridged the gap between classroom theory and the realities of the modern primary economic sector, covering essential topics such as:
Land Use Patterns: How spatial layout impacts the efficiency of livestock management.
Market Interdependence: The relationship between local production and global commodity chains.
Sustainable Husbandry: The balance between commercial output and environmental stewardship.
By connecting with a local producer, students gained a deeper understanding of the "why of where"—learning exactly how environmental, economic, and political factors dictate the success of a commercial farm. We are incredibly grateful to Mrs. Nichols for sharing her time and passion with our future geographers!
Mrs. Nichols shared her expertise on the complexities of managing a large-scale cattle and sheep farm, providing students with a firsthand perspective on how global food systems operate. The session bridged the gap between classroom theory and the realities of the modern primary economic sector, covering essential topics such as:
Land Use Patterns: How spatial layout impacts the efficiency of livestock management.
Market Interdependence: The relationship between local production and global commodity chains.
Sustainable Husbandry: The balance between commercial output and environmental stewardship.
By connecting with a local producer, students gained a deeper understanding of the "why of where"—learning exactly how environmental, economic, and political factors dictate the success of a commercial farm. We are incredibly grateful to Mrs. Nichols for sharing her time and passion with our future geographers!
