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!
🟠 Interested in the Jersey Panthers Trap Team? 🟠
Join us Thursday, January 15th, at 6pm in the JCHS Cafeteria for a meeting about building a Trap Team Board to support our students and grow the program for years to come.
Join us Thursday, January 15th, at 6pm in the JCHS Cafeteria for a meeting about building a Trap Team Board to support our students and grow the program for years to come.
Our students have some serious goals. ⚽️ Mrs. Heitzig and Mrs. Green’s class earned a reward for their hard work, and they “kicked” it with their teachers in PE for some Line Soccer! 🐾
The JCHS Advanced Placement Human Geography classes were honored to host Mrs. Sarah Moore Nichols this week 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. 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. We are incredibly grateful to Mrs. Nichols for sharing her time and passion with our future geographers!
Score Zone, 1/12
Attention Senior Parents!! Do you still need to complete the FAFSA? We can help! Join us on Wednesday, January 14th, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. in the JCHS Counseling Office to complete this graduation requirement.
JCHS Girls Basketball defeated the Gillespie Miners at home tonight, 44-36. Way to go Panthers!
JCHS Wrestling honored 4 seniors tonight before their dual with Freeburg. Congrats to Josselyn Allen, Nic Hartley, Hunter Hodge and Cameron Judkins!
JCMS Wrestling wins a big conference match on the road over Collinsville to stay undefeated on the season at 6-0! Ryker Honchell sealed it up with a pin at 275 lbs!
JCMS 51, Collinsville 47
This Week in Jersey Activities
JCMS Wrestling
Jacksonville Crimson Middle School Tournament
Top 5 Teams (out of 22)
1 Chatham Glenwood
2 Alton
3 Rock Island
4 Jersey
5 Aledo Mercer County
Boys Division top finishers:
🥇 Champs
119 Wade Ball
215 Brody Olano
🥈 2nd place
75 Roman Williams
135 Grayson Mangara
155 Bennett Leslie
167 Caleb Olano
Top 8 finishers:
85 Roger Dabbs, 6th
100 Mason Warren, 8th
112 Andrew Ray, 8th
185 Brody White, 5th
275 Ryker Honchell, 7th
Girls division top finishers:
Charlotte Hinkson, 3rd
Cheyenne Epstein, 3rd
Emma Dirksmeyer-Lyming, 4th
Brooklynn Cathcart, 3rd
Penelope Lucas, 3rd
Sophia Alejandro, 3rd
Jersey Panther Wrestling is On the Prowl!
Junior Rocho has officially come full circle! He started his journey right here in Mrs. Goetten's kindergarten class, and now he's back every week to help our 1st graders with their reading.
Good luck to the JCHS and JCMS Cheer Teams at the ICCA Championships this weekend!
Happy Holidays!
Ms. Anderson and Mrs. Eickhoff’s Pre-K classes took full advantage of this unusually warm weather during our first few days back from Christmas break! It was so wonderful to see these smiling faces soaking up the sun and getting some extra playtime outdoors.
Score Zone, 1/8
