Intro to Photoshop students using the sublimation process to design, print, and press bookmarks for West Elementary students. Sophomore Shane Lamer, Freshman Rocho Roentz, Haylie Eilerman, Junior Leanna Wheeldon, and Senior Kady Capler.
JCMS Cooking Elective Class
5th, 6th, and 7th grade students made turkey and cheese pinwheels for a healthy after school snack. Some were even brave enough to try a spinach wrap!
🪩 JCHS "THAT 70s HOCO" Court 🪩
Anna Phillips & Ben Zimmerman, Freshmen Representatives
Madalyn Bodenbach & Brady Maxeiner, Sophomore Representatives
Karley Deist & Landon Jones, Senior Court Candidate
Delaney Deist & JR Wells, Senior Court Candidate
Kate Heitzig & Connor Chin, Senior Court Candidate
Kendal Lacy & Easton Hefner, Senior Court Candidate
Kennadi Bizaillion & Luke Swanson, Senior Court Candidate
Elle Short & Jaxon Brunaugh, Junior Representative
Homecoming Parade begins at 2 p.m. this Friday! 🥁🩵🐾
Mrs. Margherio's and Miss Hansen's 4th grade math classes are using math groups at the beginning of every math class to create a thinking classroom. During group time, the students are given a problem they have to work together to solve. The students and teachers are loving this new addition to our math classes.
On Friday, Sept 23rd, under the guidance of their teacher, Cara Rojas, several Spanish students at JCHS traveled to the Hispanic Festival in Soulard. There, they learned traditional Hispanic dances, participated in arts and crafts, savored cuisine from various Spanish-speaking countries, and engaged in Spanish conversations with vendors and fellow visitors. It was an incredible experience, perfectly timed to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month! #HispanicHeritageMonth #CulturalExperience
Mrs. Goetten’s students are working on becoming authors and illustrators by creating an ABC book.
Ms. Beauchamp’s and Mrs. Beuttel’s classes spent the afternoon picking apples! Thank you Eckerts for hosting us.
JCHS 8th graders get to be a part of 8th Grade Jazz Band this year.
This group gets to meet during 6th hour lunch and work with Mrs. Bittles and older Jazz Band students.
Jersey 100 is thrilled to extend our congratulations to every outstanding staff member who received a well-deserved shout-out from their colleagues this September! #GoJerseyPanthers #WhereKidsComeFirst
Mrs. Zipprich’s class practiced their letter of the day by fingerprinting Ks!
The location for today's Tennis match against Hillsboro has changed. We will play at JCHS and not travel to Hillsboro. Start time is 4pm. Come support your Panthers!
The following JCHS Band students are selected to play in the upcoming McKendree Chamber Music Festival on Sunday, October 9th. Congrats!
Sarah Robles-Trumpet
Islee Hileman-Trombone
Eli Hetzel-Trumpet
Jovee Hileman-French Horn
Abigail Wedig-Clarinet
Merris McDuffie-Percussion
West Elementary had some special guests this morning greeting them to start this very Thankful Thursday!
Mrs. Jones' class took advantage of the beautiful weather and flew kites after learning about the letter K.
How Bear Lost His Tail performed at Grafton Elementary on 9/20 for Kindergarten and 3rd grade! A delightful play explaining why bears have short tails. Performers: Jace Federle (Fox), Lillian Callahan (Bear), Colton Valstad (Narrator 2), and Josiah Carter (Narrator 1).
Sophomore Matthew Weitzel and Senior Gracie Kodros, Advanced Adobe students, are pictured with their designs for JCHS bulletin boards. These designs were chosen by a group of their peers. Congratulations.
On Monday, Adelina Ruiz, a sophomore at JCHS, presented to Spanish 2-4 classes about her experience at her own Quinciñera in Mexico this past summer. Adelina was an excellent speaker and the students loved learning about the tradition from one of their classmates. Gracias Adelina!
JCMS girls basketball kicked off their season tonight with games at Roxana Middle School.
Both teams gave a great effort. The 8th grade team walked away with their first win.
22 JCHS Choir members attended a workshop today to prepare for their ILMEA auditions. Illinois College and Dr. Nichol Digiorno hosted the event.
Students in Ms. Beauchamp’s first grade class started showing off their reading skills by partner reading in class. During daily reading time they are reading 15 minutes to themselves and 15 minutes with a partner each day.
