Amazing evening at LCCC celebrating 15 Seniors from JCHS at the Silver Medallion Academic Excellence Awards Banquet. They were selected by being in the top 8% of their class and demonstrate high academic achievement and excellence through
scholarship. Congrats to our students and their families.
Made With Love - This morning, students from JCHS hung their yarn butterflies at The City Center as part of the community yarn bombing project with the Jersey County Arts Council. Thank you to Mrs. Sherry Droste for coordinating this project!
JCHS Band and JCHS Jazz Band are excited to perform their Spring Concerts. Join us in the JCHS Auditorium on Sunday, April 16 at 3pm to enjoy music from the 8th Grade, Concert and Symphonic Bands. JCHS Choir will perform prior to band at 1pm.
On Monday, May 1 the JCHS Jazz Ensemble and LCCC Big Band will perform at Lewis and Clark. Concert begins at 7pm.
Come support the JCHS Fine Arts!
East Elementary celebrated reading today! The day had three major highlights. Storyteller Bobby Norfolk brought stories to life, every student helped create a reading poster, and Mrs. Nurnberger packed up over 400 books in the library for students to check out. The books she wrapped up had not been checked out in a while. The students loved picking out their mystery books and were excited to determine the future of their book.
JCHS Journalism students competed in the program's first sectional contest on April 1st. The following students placed in their events:
Kateryna Savienkova: 4th in Copy Editing
Reese Lorton: 5th in Feature Writing
Merris McDuffie: 4th in Headline Writing
CONGRATULATIONS to Merris McDuffie as she qualified to compete in the State Competition on April 21st!
West Elementary students from Mrs. Kuebrich's and Mrs. Durie's classes participated in family reading night on Wednesday, April 12th. Students and their families enjoyed activities revolving around the book "The Hungry Caterpillar", including: Making caterpillar necklaces; making a "Feed the Caterpillar" language box; making and eating a butterfly snack: and a caterpillar color matching game with tongs. It was a great night!!!
Hey Panther Families! 2023-2024 Online Registration is now open for returning students! Please help us prepare for next year by logging into Skyward Family Access to complete the registration steps.
West Elementary Families---please let this message serve as a reminder that our Family Reading Night and Scholastic Book Fair are happening tonight (April 11)! The book fair will be open from 4-7pm and Family Reading Night Activities are happening from 5:30-6:30. The Scholastic Book Fair will also be open April 12 from 4-7pm. We hope to see you for these fun activities!
JCMS incoming 5th Grade and New Student Transition Activities coming soon!
Parents of current 4th graders and new students to JCMS, please review the upcoming transition activities that are coming up!
JCMS Panther Pulse Newsletter
April 2023
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Wishing you a season filled with peace, joy, and beautiful weather. Happy Easter!
JCHS Advanced Design wants YOU to vote! Stop into Ivy + Blush to VOTE for your favorite Denim Upcyle and Jersey County themed t-shirt. One vote per customer per item. This student created display will be set up for one week!👖💙🐾
Grafton Elementary students were recognized at an assembly for their display of courage throughout the month of March. Congratulations, Jr. Panthers!
Today is Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, and we would love to recognize all of ours in Jersey 100! Thank you for inspiring, challenging, and supporting our students each and every day! We appreciate YOU! #WhereKidsComeFirst
Row 1: Mindy Ayres, Savanna Benware, Sara Eickoff, Shelby Eisler
Row 2: Laura Fink, Dana Fitzgibbons, Stephanie Frazier, Ali Gettings, Madelynn Gilman, Diana Goetten, Jill Heitzig, Gail Isringhausen, Gina Isringhausen, Danielle Jones
Row 3: Dee Jones, Kathryn Jones, Rose Latempt, Sherri Lichtenberger, Sue Long, Tracy Madson, Jaimee McKinnon, Kristi Nasello, Judy Nurnberger, Amy Perdun
Row 4: Jennifer Pfleger, Donna Phillips, Cheryl Rawe, Sandra Roberts, Becky Robishaw, Jennifer Rogers, Mindy Schulte, Mary Scott
Row 5: Krista Talkington, Barb Terpening, Leanne Thompson, Kelli Travers, Sharon Vanausdoll, Hannah Wade
Rows 6: Crystal Wedig, Beth White, Ellen Wieneke, Rhonda Wieneke
Row 7: Tammy Wilson
Not pictured are Kristy Bradshaw, Amanda Dey, and Kinsey Tittsworth
JCMS - One Book, One School
24 Hours in Nowhere by Dusti Bowling
On April 14th, author Dusti Bowling will be traveling from Arizona to JCMS for special presentations and to sign books for our students!
From 3:15-4:30 pm, Dusti will be in the JCMS Library for a community meet and greet. We hope to see you there!
JCMS Track & Field Invite
Our Panthers were fast and furious tonight in our home invite that featured 9 area teams!
7th Boys - 1st
7th Girls - 1st
8th Boys - 1st
8th Girls - 2nd
Attention Jersey 100! Bus 2 will be delayed approximately 20 to 30 minutes in getting students home tonight. We apologize for any inconvenience.
What makes Jersey 100 a great place to be? We will show you! This is number three of three videos. #WhereKidsComeFirst
https://youtu.be/8D7TmK2xWwE
Design students took a walk to admire the yarn bomb installation at The City Center! 💐 🧶 ☀️
These students stitched flowers, granny squares. Some were crochet instructors to community members on Sundays at Germania and the participants in installment too. 👏
This masterpiece was made possible by Jersey County Arts Council! 🖼 🎨 🪡
Students from JCHS visited the Jersey County Arts Council to create butterflies that will be added to the community yarn bomb project located at The City Center. Thank you to Mrs. Sherry Droste and the JCAC for having us! Nice work, everyone! #GoJerseyPanthers #WhereKidsComeFirst
