JCMS 7th graders had an amazing trip to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum! We learned so much and our kids were complimented by the museum staff as being “the best middle school group we’ve had!” Just be JERSEY!
Mrs. Wagner's 8th Grade STEM classes at JCHS have been working on "Rube Goldberg" projects. Students intentionally designed machines to perform a simple task in an overly complicated way. Students have gone above and beyond in their designs and construction!
On Tues JCHS FFA members attended the 50th annual Agricultural Legislative day. Members got to meet Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer and Sentor McClure. On Wednesday FFA members competed at district proficiency awards. The members competing are ranked top 25 in their area for their SAE project. We are very proud of our FFA students!
Students 7th grade science classes have been working hard. They were investigating a mysterious substance found in the water pipes of the fictional town of Westfield. They have also been using atomic model kits to build molecules.
Check out the short video link below that showcases the CEO Program at JCHS. We are very proud of these students and their entrepreneurship!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21zvAeSBy5c&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0zMx3_tWDXWwjvLcjWa6SyHZU0C7xw6DHnbjj8wiSIlwuMCdYj-b4VT7s
Grafton 4th grade students used their coding skills to program robots. The students have been studying angles in math and they were able to program the robots to follow the path they created using angle measures.
Awesome things going on at JCMS!
7th grade Panthers Volleyball falls to Roxana in the Bethalto regional quarterfinal. Great season girls!
The JCHS Jazz Band performed at "Jazz in the Meadows" - one of the largest Jazz gatherings in the Midwest. JCHS was judged 1st in its Class and was one of four groups (out of more than 50) invited back to play in the Grand Finale Concert.
The JCHS Boys Basketball Team beat Mascoutah on the road 66-51. The Panthers finish the regular season with a record of 19-12.
Congrats to our amazing spellers from JCMS that made it to the ROE 40 Spelling Bee!
5th grade: Haven Davenport (2nd place) and Katie Cornelius (3rd place)
6th grade: Jolie Richardson (2nd place) and Logan Strong (5th place)
7th grade: Joseph Kiel (1st place) and Kiley Pickel (4th place)
JCMS Students & Faculty of the month for February: Shannon Mouser, 5-Chloe Beemer, 6-Savannah Hetzel, 7-Shea Herrera (not pictured), Dr. Jason Brunaugh & Michelle Breitweiser. Thanks for making JCMS a great place to be.
Mrs. Herkert's 5th grade students used their knowledge of the water cycle and how to separate salt from water to design a water collection system to get more water to a city. They designed and sketched out their system. After presenting and more discussion, the kids redesigned their system to make it better.
Due to improved weather conditions, the high school will be open this afternoon for high school practices. Students should confirm practice times with their coaches/directors. All other activities have been cancelled.
The Trap Shooting Club will have it's first meeting and sign-ups on Thursday night at 6:30 at the Alton Wood River Sportsmen's Club in the traphouse.
Mrs. Heitzig’s Intro to Design Class created ”DIY Aprons” at JCHS! Very cool!
Due to road conditions on county roads, there is NO SCHOOL in Jersey 100 schools today, Wednesday February 26, 2020. Information about activities will be posted by noon.
JCMS Panthers Volleyball wins 7th and 8th against Madison on 8th grade night! Thank you to all of our 8th grade players and parents!
In case you missed our 4th-12th Grade Combined Music Concert this weekend at JCHS, click the link below for video of the entire performance. We are very proud of our Fine Arts students throughout the district!
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/jersey-community-high-school-jerseyville-il/evt14d29983b6
10 different music groups from district elementary schools, the middle school, & the high school joined together for the first ever Jersey 100 "Music for All" Concert. Thanks to the music faculty and all of our performers for a great concert!
