Three JCHS Choir students have made State. They will be heading to Peoria in January for the All-State Conference.
All-State Choir:
Hunter Egelhoff-Tenor II
Eli Hetzel-Bass I
Gabe McPheeters-Tenor I
Congratulations to the following musicians for making State. They will be attending the All-State Conference in Peoria in January.
Band:
Amber Samples on Clarinet
Jazz Band:
Owen Weber on Drum-Set (1st time in JCHS History to send a Jazz Musician 2 years in a row)
JCMS Pawsitive Panthers
November 23rd, 2021
The 11th Annual Danny Fraley Memorial Trapshoot had another successful year! The Fraley family has awarded around $120,000 dollars to 73 scholarship recipients throughout the years. The Fraley family’s perspective is that the community keeps this scholarship going. They feel this is an honor for their Dad, who loved the outdoors and agriculture. Jersey 100 would like to extend a BIG thank you to the Fraley family and all of the trapshoot participants!
There will be no school on Wednesday, November 24th through Friday, November 26th for Thanksgiving Break. School will resume on Monday, November 29th. Happy Thanksgiving, Jersey 100!
JCHS students and staff showed their community spirit and collected items to provide Thanksgiving baskets for the Salvation Army. Pictured are Kaeden Hutchens and Kate Heitzig, and a shout out to Will Abbott and Pete Barten for helping with the delivery!
Students in Mrs. Noble’s 3rd grade class used their engineering skills to design and create a balloon for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. Happy Thanksgiving! https://youtu.be/1j7S3ph8j7E
American Red Cross Blood Drive today at JCHS from 7:40-2:00. Walk-ins are welcome and JCHS is following Covid safety protocols.
Boys Basketball Final
Jersey 65 Roxana 29
Panthers lead 34-10 at half.
Jersey boys lead 18-8 over Roxana after 1st.
Jersey 100 would like to congratulate ALL staff members who received a shout-out from their peers! November winners are: Amber Bruns (JCHS), Toni Goetten (JCMS), Chad Roach (East), Jan Reed (West), Laura Burton (Grafton), Kelsey Wittman (UO) and, Roger Freand (Transportation)
The JCHS Life Basics Class worked with Advanced Design students to design and sew their own pillows! We are very proud of their work!
Congrats to these four ILMEA Jazz musicians for an amazing performance and representation of JCHS at the District IV Festival at Pekin HS.
Jazz Band II: Elizabeth Lyons on Trumpet and Leann Woodring on Alto.
Jazz Band I: Amber Samples on Tenor and Owen Weber on Drum-Set.
Mrs. Brady’s 5th graders surprised her with a baby shower today in the JCMS Library! Thanks to Mrs. Egelhoff and Mrs. Evans for helping them pull it off! Congrats to Mrs. Brady on the upcoming addition to her family!
The JCHS Yearbook Staff is accepting submissions for senior portraits starting Monday, November 22nd. Letters with submission instructions will be sent home before Thanksgiving Break. Instructions will also be posted on the school's website, social media accounts, and the Class of 2022 and Guidance Classroom pages. This photo will be used in place of the portrait taken by Wagner on picture day at the beginning of the year. Submissions are due April 1, 2022.
Senior Recognition Ads have also been opened up for purchase. Senior Ads are a great way for parents/guardians to show pride and recognition for their graduating panthers. Prices start at $50. Please visit the district website (go to JCHS --> Yearbook) for more information on purchasing. Contact Mrs. Campbell if you have any questions.
JCMS Panthers Boys Basketball
Home opener against Lewis & Clark - Wood River
Our Panthers win both games in overtime thrillers in a great night at JCMS!
7th grade wins in 2OT
8th grade wins in 3OT
Students in Mrs. Wittman’s 7th grade Science classes at JCMS participated in a Starburst Rock Cycle Lab today!
As we transition to colder weather, Jersey CUSD 100 would like to communicate with parents/guardians regarding the plan for days of inclement weather.
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The JCMS Tech Club created infographics to explain why their teachers are amazing! The fifth-grade students used their graphic design and writing skills to create these original designs.
