After reading "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allen Poe, the 9th graders are now creating their own Coat of Arms. Each student represents themselves and their families with different colors, symbols, and animals. This practice is known as Heraldry; a practice as old as The Middle Ages. It's so interesting to see them work! Nice job, Freshmen.
Beautiful fall trees made by kindergartners yesterday.
Mrs. Moore's class made fall trees today in the library-they did a great job!
Mrs. Moore's class made fall trees today in the library-they did a great job!
Parents and Students. DON'T FORGET TO COME TO PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES coming up Monday 4-7:30 and Tuesday 8-3:30. All conferences are at the EMS in Nortonville. No appointment needed. We want you there.
We've had a few people ask about ordering sub state shirts. These are the 2A SubState T-shirts! Here is the link if you would like to order: https://forms.gle/VMd9D7DjjNbMULda7
The final day to order is FRIDAY, Oct. 20th at 3:30pm, they must be paid for then too in order to hold for Saturday. There will be a limited supply at the tournament.
More fall trees made by third graders.
These are the finished quilt squares made by one of the fifth grade classes. Each student made a small square with their name, positive personality traits, and things they love to do and excel at. We are all unique and together we make something beautiful!
Mrs. Gaschen's class visited the library today. We read a book about beautiful fall sunsets and crunchy fall leaves. After we read we made fall trees. They turned out beautifully!
Fifth grade made some beautiful fall trees today in the library.
Pictured are this year's current NHS members along with new members who were inducted at the JCN National Honor Society Ceremony Monday night. #Congratulations #JCN PROUD
What is better than reading a great book? Having cookies and milk with a great book. Today in the high school library we finished The Running Dream by Wendelin Van Draanen. A Schneider Family Award Winning Book, and highly recommended to all ages.
Next week we will start See You in the Cosmos by Jack Chong.
Biology students are slowly but surely going over Mitosis and cellular division! Looking forward to seeing their own animations coming up soon!
Wednesday, JCN Animal Science students participated in their first Dairy Cattle Evaluation CDE. A-team placed 7th out of 31 teams. Bowie Weishaar was 2nd overall individually. This was a difficult contest with over 351 participants from 23 different NE District Schools. Mr. U
Congratulations to Evelyn Smith on her acceptance to Pittsburg State University! #JCN PROUD
Congratulations to Emma Ruckdeschel on her acceptance to Johnson County Community College! #JCN PROUD
Congratulations to Calvin Manville on his acceptance to Kansas State University! #JCN PROUD
Congratulations to Maggie Gaschen on her acceptance to Washburn University! #JCN PROUD
🏈HS V Football
🆚 Valley Falls
📅 Friday, Oct. 13, 2023
⏰ 7:00 pm
📍Jefferson County North High School (302 5th St Winchester KS 66097)
🎟 $6 Adults $4 Students
NEKL CC meet update: Fellas were runner-up, Girl’s placed 5th as a team. 1st team NEKL: Bailey Jenkins - 6th, Lucas Meredith - champion, Isaac Kane - 2nd. Max Kane - 2nd team all-league - 10th place. Once again, the kids performed well.
