Just a reminder Booster Club will have a JCN After-Prom Meeting this Wednesday February 8th starting at 6:30 in Charger Cove. All are welcomed to attend, they have several committees that will need help and things to discuss for After-Prom. Please share this post for others to see. Can't wait to see everyone!!
❤️The Juniors are selling Valentines! The deadline to order is this upcoming Wednesday. The Valentines will be delivered by the end of the day on February 14th. All money raised will go towards prom.❤️
JCNHS Scholars Bowl Varsity team won our 2A Regionals Tournament! Out of the 12 rounds that were played Thursday evening, they won ALL of them. We are State bound!
King & Queen of Courts 2023
There are still tickets available for the Dinner Theatre Production of "Elvis Has Left the Building!" If you would like to reserve a seat, you can get in touch with a JCN Thespian, the HS front office, or by emailing pcrocker@usd339.net. You pay when you pick up your tickets! They're selling quickly, so don't wait! RSVPs are due by Feb. 27th!
Costs:
$20-adult
$10-Student
3 and under Free!
The JCN SCHOLARS BOWL team is regional champs🏆What a streak. They went unbeaten with a 12-0 record. What a season: They won 65 rounds and only lost 7 all year🏆State Bound to Wakeeney Next Saturday.
4th graders mining for “coal” in cookies with toothpicks.
❤️💛Chiefs Spirit Week❤️💛 at JCN EMS!
Good luck to JCN SCHOLARS BOWL in Wabaunsee for REIONALS tonight 🏆 They have had an outstanding season so far and are one of the strongest teams in their regionals. Good luck ⭐️Emma Edwards⭐️Jack Funk⭐️Braden Huss⭐️Jay Sharp⭐️Keagan Baker⭐️Abby Laird⭐️What a team.
Spirit week will conclude with a pep rally Friday, crowning of King and Queen during the boy's basketball game Friday night, and a dance on Saturday night. The pep rally will begin at 2:50.
Sometimes even high schoolers need a bit of a brain break! 5th hour Sophomores begged to do a GoNoodle, and I think it did some good for this Thursday!
Just a reminder Booster Club will have a King and Queen of Courts Pasta Night tomorrow from 5:00-7:00. This is a free-will donation with all proceeds going towards Scholarships, Teacher/Student Activities and JCN After-Prom.
Also they will have have four different basket available, so make sure you stop by to purchase some tickets. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. We have a Date Night Basket, Kids Basket, Tween Basket and a Charger Basket.
Can't wait to see everyone on Friday night. Go Chargers!!
The King and Queen of Courts Pasta Night is this Friday from 5:00-7:00, all are welcome. We will have chicken alfredo, marinara pasta including gluten-free, salad, desserts and drinks. It is a free-will donation with all donations going towards scholarships, teacher and student activities and after-prom. So don't worry about cooking Friday and let us serve you. Please come out and support this event and our Ladies and Men's Charger's Basketball teams as they play the Maur Hill Ravens.
The first graders celebrated the 162nd birthday of Kansas with a Sunflower cake. 🌻
🏀 Charger High School Basketball - vs Pleasant Ridge
📅 Tuesday, January 31, 2023
📍Pleasant Ridge High School ( 32500 Easton Rd. Easton, KS 66020)
⏰ 5:00 JV Boys (6 minute quarters, 5 minute half)
Approx. 6:15-6:30 Varsity Girls
Approx. 7:30-7:45 Varsity Boys
🎟 Adults - $5
Students - $3
Congratulations to the Jefferson County North High School King & Queen of Courts candidates. They are Ava Weishaar, Cooper Coder, Jocelyn Seever, Jack Funk, Mason Weishaar, Audrey Bell, Jacob Carlson, and Claire Jobbins.
Congratulations to our JCN Boys selected to the all-tournament team during the mid-season tournament at Valley Falls
🏀Blake Fowler and Carson McAfee
📸 Bridget Weishaar
We are finished with mid-season tournaments and have a regular Tuesday/Friday schedule of games this week for HS Basketball🏀Tuesday at Pleasant Ridge-5pm JV boys followed by Varsity Girls and Boys🏀Friday MH-MA at JCN-5pm JV boys followed by Varsity Girls and Boys
The 7th grade students presented their Famous Kansan projects to grades K-5 today to celebrate Kansas Day!
Our fun started this week learning about pioneers traveling westward to Kansas. We discussed several “Little House in the Big Woods,” by Laura Ingall Wilder read aloud books throughout the week. We compared and contrasted, discussed what life was like back then comparing to life today. We explored the globe and found Pepin, Wisconsin; NewYork, and Kansas. On Wednesday, we aged to 100 years, had fun counting to 100 with many different activities throughout the day (most of it had to do with food) 😉 Students were well on their way to writing 100 words but hands tired at 60. They want to finish the last 40 at another time. Students made pretty sunflowers with Mrs. Funk in library. Then, watching a scientific video on how butter is made, completing the scientific hypotheses and shaking butter in jars rather than churning it with a dasher, like the pioneers. Students had a mid morning snack by taking a nibble out of a rectangle graham cracker, shaping it to resemble the State of Kansas. They finished their snack while reading and coloring the booklet about other Kansas symbols. We sang, "Home on the Range" and used our five senses by seeing, touching, tasting, hearing and measuring Kansas ingredients to bake bread in the Bread Machine rather than an open fire oven. Finally, the day ended with Mrs. Brickell's class coming over to celebrate the twins birthday and having a warm slice of Kansas bread, butter and honey.
