JCMS 7th Grade Field Trip
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Springfield, IL
Our 7th graders had the BEST day learning about our 16th President!
JCMS Panther Kidz Club completed some cool chemistry activities today. Thanks to Deb Gaffney for coming to show them all about Science.
JCHS Design students and 2nd Graders make monsters come to life!
2nd Grade students read the book “Are You My Monster?” and drew their own pet monster. They didn’t know that their drawings were sent to the JCHS Design classes, where 124 felt monsters were sewn by hand to match the illustrations and bring them to life! Five weeks later, the JCHS students surprised each 2nd Grader with their monster, and they were AMAZED! Way to go, JCHS Design students and 2nd Grade!
Please feel free to share this with any Veterans. We look forward to our assembly on November 10 at 9am in the main gym at JCHS.
Congrats to our October Staff and Students of the month: Staff: Kyle Sleik, Rachel Evans, and Olivia Nairn. Students: 5-Willow Richardson, 6-Nathan Strong, and 7- Adalyn Deardeuff. Thanks for making JCMS a great place to be.
This week Grafton Elementary PE classes participated in Zombie Dodgeball!! Once a student was hit with a ball they became a zombie and had to drag a hula hoop around the gym while trying to catch a ball from the opposite team in order to get back in the game! Our zombies had a blast!
Happy Halloween from West Elementary! Our staff is representing storybook characters today! Check out this crew from the story, "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?"
JCHS Panthers of the Week for 10/28-10/24
8th - Kylie Bean
9th - Isaac Fuller
10th - Jacob Dean
11th - Isaac Loges
12th - Kari Krueger (not pictured)
CONGRATULATIONS! 🎉
JCAD and TEENS are sponsoring two movies at the Stadium Theatre on Saturday, October 29, at 10am. Admission is free. The concession stand will be open for buying snacks. Junior High and High School student are encouraged to attend. Elementary students must be accompanies by an adult. For questions email seth.tefertiller@jersey100.org or rita.robertson@jersey100.org
JCMS Honor Roll/High Honor Roll
5th Grade - 1st Quarter
JCMS Honor Roll/High Honor Roll
7th Grade - 1st Quarter
JCMS Honor Roll/High Honor Roll
6th Grade - 1st Quarter
Month two of Panther Time clubs at East Elementary was a success! We LOVE the sense of belonging this program brings to our school! ALL students belong to a club of their choice. Various clubs include cooking, reading, STEM, Jr. Blue Crew, sports, painting, and MANY more!
Spirit week is in full swing at East Elementary! Check out these fabulous hats!
If there’s something strange. In your neighborhood. Who you gonna call?
East Elementary!
PE is full of ghosts and goblins this week! The Ghostbusters must tag the ghosts as they travel back and forth between haunted houses gathering food. There were lots of smiles and laughs during this action-packed activity!
Jersey CUSD No. 100 Administration, Staff, Students, and School Board would like to extend our heartfelt sympathy and condolences to the students, administrators, and families of Central Visual and Performing Arts High School. We are so very sorry for what you have endured and wish you nothing but strength, comfort, and support.
These amazing 7th graders in Mrs. Wittman’s social studies class at JCMS were treated to lunch and ice cream for their hard work - they completed all of the requirements to submit well written essays for the Daughters of the American Revolution essay contest!
Emelia Sutton, Madison Green, and Melody Jantzen.
PAC Trading Cards at JCMS!
Senior athletes visited JCMS this morning to sign their trading cards - Heroes in our awesome small town!
JCHS Seniors!
BtB on Wednesday, Oct. 26th, from 8th hour until 4 pm, Dr. Geers will help students with college applications and help them create an FSA ID (needed for filling out FAFSA). Interested students report to the IMC anytime after 7th hour.
Students from Mrs. Rojas’s Spanish 2 & 3 classes had Maria Buckner, originally from Mexico, teach them to make tamales and tostadas. She shared her experiences growing up in Mexico and the cultural differences. Everyone enjoyed trying new foods and learning about another culture!
