West Elementary is thrilled to celebrate the reading success of our wonderful Kindergarteners, Jackie and Olivia! 800 steps is amazing! Keep up the fantastic work! 😊
JCMS Pawsitive 🐾 Panthers for the week of April 28.
🎉 JCHS Prom 2025 🎉
Join us for a magical evening — in person or online!
📅 Saturday, May 3rd
✨ Walk-Ins:
Doors open to the public at 6:15 PM
Walk-ins begin at 6:30 PM in the main gym
👑 Coronation Ceremony:
Takes place at 9:45 PM in the cafeteria
Doors open at 9:40 PM
📺 Watch Live:
Can’t be there in person? Tune in here:
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/live/0oqWeUG4hIQ
#JCHSProm2025 #PromNight #LiveStream
Today's JV baseball game at Triad has been canceled due to poor field conditions. The Varsity game at Triad and the home Freshman game are still on as scheduled.
JCHS Boys and Girls Track finished 1st at the Staunton Relays! Congrats to both teams!
Congrats to Ari Leslie on being named one of 14 Illinois High School Activities Foundation (IHSAF) Scholarship recipients! This honor goes to seniors planning to major in education and pursue coaching or officiating. Well done, Ari!
COMMITTED!!! We're excited to announce that Joey Kiel has committed to Greenville University to continue his education and bowling career. Congratulations, Joey! #OnTheProwl#PANTHERSforlife
🐛🦋 Our little learners in Mrs. Kuebrich’s and Mrs. Russell's classes have been buzzing with excitement exploring the wonderful world of The Very Hungry Caterpillar! 🎉 On Monday night, families joined us for a super fun celebration filled with creativity and smiles! We had a blast decorating beautiful butterflies, crafting colorful caterpillar noodle necklaces, creating a take-home caterpillar game, squishing and rolling playdough masterpieces, practicing fine motor skills with pom pom butterflies, and even enjoying a yummy caterpillar snack! What a fantastic night of hands-on fun!
Ms. Anderson and Mrs. Eickoff's Pre-K classes were treated to a pizza party at the end of our pizza theme! The kids enjoyed playing pizza restaurant, rolling pizza dough and making a pizza!
Ms. Anderson and Miss Cornell's Pre-K classes were all smiles using various musical instruments to make a marching band on our playground!
The JCHS Jazz Combo was out and about again in the community this week with Mrs. Bittles. They played at the Library Grand Reopening and the JCH Volunteer luncheon.
This Week in Jersey Activities
Grafton Elementary is proud of Judy "Elaine Lavey" Nurnberger, who achieved a lifelong dream of being an author! After 39 years, with support from friends and illustrator Danielle Seago, her book became a reality. NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS - MAKE THEM HAPPEN!
Grafton Elementary sends a massive thank you to the wonderful Mrs. Nurnberger for organizing such an exciting game and a fantastic year of challenges for our students! Your dedication to fostering both fun and teamwork is truly appreciated. You're the best! ❤️
JCMS Staff and Students of the month. Staff: Jae Brady, Jeff Wieneke, and Toni Goetten. Students: Jaxon LeMarr, Lexie Lee, Mable Pohlman, Logan Forbes, Kagen McClintock, and Raya Strang. Thanks for making JCMS a great place to be.
Who's helping our youngest Panthers reach their full potential? 🌟 Our amazing Prevention Initiative Birth-to-Three Program Staff! HUGE shoutout to Cori Burkett, Michele Herkert, Tanya McGuire, Joanna Scott, Jill Zink, and Michelle Bidlack (not pictured) for their incredible work! 🎉 #BirthToThree #SupportFamilies #GoJerseyPanthers #WhereKidsComeFirst
In celebration of National Student Leadership Week, our Senior National Honor Society students stepped up during Panther Time on Thursday to lead a campus clean-up and beautification project. Their efforts are a powerful reminder that leadership isn't just about grand gestures—it's also found in everyday actions that make a positive impact on our school and community.
JCMS 7th Grade Field Trip to the St. Louis Zoo!
What an unforgettable day our 7th graders had at the St. Louis Zoo on Thursday, April 24th! From watching playful sea lions and majestic elephants to exploring the beautiful zoo grounds with friends, it was a perfect mix of learning and fun. Huge thanks to our amazing staff and chaperones for making this adventure possible. Here’s to memories made, laughs shared, and curiosity sparked!
At East Elementary, we’ve been celebrating Autism Acceptance Month by learning about autism and embracing differences. Throughout the month, students participated in classroom activities and read-alouds focused on understanding and acceptance. Students also wrote how they can make a difference on handprints, which were assembled into an infinity symbol representing autism awareness.
We wrapped up the month with a special photo—our students spelling out the word AUTISM on the playground in their colorful shirts!
Thank you to our amazing students and families for supporting acceptance and making a difference!
ScoreZone 4/24/25
