Our Senior Spotlights for today are Kennadi Hernandez and Riley Burk. Congratulations on your upcoming graduation, and we wish you the best in your endeavors!
Our Senior Spotlights for today are Olivia Domann and Julian Huss. Congratulations on your upcoming graduation, and we wish you the best in your endeavors!
The Poet-Tree is in full bloom with blackout poetry. We also have some very imaginative "lost creatures" on the reading area wall. Creativity is in full bloom this month at the EMS library.
Our Senior Spotlights for today are Amyiah Thomas and Lane Edmonds. Congratulations on your upcoming graduation, and we wish you the best in your endeavors!
👟 JCNMS Track Meet, 🗓️ Tuesday - April 15, ⏰ 2:00 - Field Events, ⏰ 2:30 - Running Events, 📍JCNHS Track - Winchester, KS
HS JV (Fr.So.) Track
📅 Monday, April 14, 2025
📍Jeff West (111 E Wyandotte St Meriden KS 66512)
4:00 PM Girls Discus followed by Boys Discus
Boys Shot followed by Girls Shot
Girls Javelin followed by Boys Javelin.
Girls Long Jump followed by Triple Jump. (Southeast pit)
Boys Long Jump followed by Triple Jump. (Northeast pit)
Girls High Jump followed by Boys High Jump.
Boys Vault Followed by Girls Vault
5:30 Running Finals
4x800M Relay (Girls)
4x800M Relay (Boys)
100M Hurdles (Girls)
110M Hurdles (Boys)
100M Dash (Girls)
100M Dash (Boys)
1600M Run (Girls)
1600M Run (Boys)
4x100M Relay (Girls)
4x100M Relay (Boys)
400M Dash (Girls)
400M Dash (Boys)
300M Low Hurdles (Girls)
300M Int. Hurdles (Boys)
800M Run (Girls)
800M Run (Boys)
200M Dash (Girls)
200M Dash (Boys)
3200M Run (Girls)
3200M Run (Boys)
4x400M Relay (Girls)
4x400M Relay (Boys)
What’s your favorite memory from this school year? Share it with us! 📷 #MemoryMonday
We will be having #MemoryMonday every Monday for the rest of the school year.
New memories are being made every single day!
#JCNExcellence
Reminder: No School on Monday, April 21st!
Reminder: No School on Friday, April 18th!
Autism Awareness Spirit Week is NEXT week!
Spring into learning!
Share a picture of the book your child is reading or a picture of your child actually reading the book and tag us using #JCNEMSreads
Our Senior Spotlights for today are Anna Wendling and Abraham Noll. Congratulations on your upcoming graduation, and we wish you the best in your endeavors!
⚾️🥎 HS Varsity Baseball & Softball
📅 Monday, April 14, 2025
⏰ 4:30 PM
🆚 Riverside
📍Nortonville City Ballfields.
Streaming on GameChanger
Mrs. Deviney's 1st grade incubated chicken eggs, beginning in March. The students learned many things about the incubating process & how to take care of newborn chicks. They were even lucky enough to witness one chick hatch out of its egg. 🐣 The class ended up having 11 chicks hatch. Mrs. Deviney took them to their new home in south central Kansas, where they will live on a farm with pigs, sheep, cows, dogs & cats. The last picture is of their new brooder box & the farm hands who will care for them.
Last week, the anatomy class dissected cow and pig hearts as part of their unit over the cardiovascular system. Most of them weren't afraid to get their hands dirty (don't worry, they wore gloves!). They worked to identify various structures in the heart, and were able to see that pig hearts and cow hearts are virtually the same, aside from the cow heart being much larger. Students always look forward to these dissections and this class did not disappoint! A huge thank you to the Winchester Meat Locker for donating two cow and two pig hearts for this lab!
Last week, the chemistry class did their annual s'mores lab. Each group was given 5 graham crackers, 1 Hershey bar, and 6 marshmallows, and were told to make as many s'mores as possible, but each s'more per group had to be made the same. This deals with a concept known as limiting and excess reagents - a chemical reaction stops when any of the reactants run out. You can't make more s'mores if you run out of ingredients. The kids look forward to this lab every year, and they enjoyed actually being able to eat in chemistry class!
The JCN HS Band performed at State Large Group Festival today to earn a II (Excellent) Rating. Great job to everyone!
Also, be on the lookout for kids with band fundraiser forms. We are selling trash bags for $15 a piece. Each sale reduces the cost of next year's St. Louis band trip for the person who sells it.
Miss Schmelzle's class celebrated the completion of ELA State Assessments by having a low stress morning playing games/cards, building with Magna-tiles, and working on their illustrations/stories for their class book. 📖🥳💚
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