Today the Agricultural Education classes dissected and labeled the different parts of an egg while discussing the different responsibilities and functions of each of the parts.
The day before Spring Break is the day all of the juniors and seniors are invited to prom. The prom servers did an amazing job decorating and delivering the invitations. This year's theme is Vegas!
The first grade classes enjoyed hatching baby chicks in their classrooms over the last few weeks. Several classes came to visit the chicks before they go to their new home over spring break.
The first grade classes recently wrote their numbers to 500. These ten students went above & beyond, writing their numbers to 1000! We are super proud of them for putting in the extra work.
Spring Break fitness center hours for community usage from Saturday, March 11 - Sunday, March 19 are 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM.
Congratulations to our ten new Quill & Scroll Honor Society members--Andy Baker, Keagan Baker, Jadyn Dougan, Jack Funk, Maggie Gaschen, Clara Johnson, Connor Keirns, Abby Laird, Kinzie O'Neill, and Allison Weishaar.
This is a reminder for all JCN High School Seniors!! Please get your JCNHS Booster Club Scholarship Applications turned in by April 7th to Mr. McFarland.
NO SCHOOL: March 13-17 (Spring Break)
NO SCHOOL: March 20th (1/2 PD, 1/2 workday)
NO SCHOOL: March 21st (Parent Teacher Conferences from 8am- 7:30pm)
Reminder: Spring Break is next week, therefore, we will not have late start tomorrow, March 8th.
Rescheduled: The joint Site Council meeting March 8 has been canceled. It is rescheduled April 5 @ 5:30 p.m. at the district office.
Theatre in Our Schools Month is off to a great start! Here is another great fact for you!! Thank you for supporting the Arts at JCN!
Just a reminder for everyone attending After-Prom. All forms were sent home with Juniors and Seniors last week. Please get those forms in as soon as possible. We want to make sure all students are able to attend After-Prom. We have extended the deadline to March 22, due to Spring Break. Have a great Tuesday!!
Friday was the end of primary wing Read Across America week. We started with Dr. Kempf reading "Green Eggs and Ham" to Pre-K through 2nd grade students. Students returned to their classrooms to eat green eggs and ham, followed with classroom rotations full of reading and activities. Students ended the day with Dr. Meier reading "The Cat and the Hat", followed with a yummy "Thing 1 and Thing 2" snack.
March is Theatre in Our Schools Month, and here is another great fact for you!
According for Americans for the Arts, "as of 2020, the last comprehensive national arts education report by the U.S. Department of Education is over 10 years old.
Freshman business classes have been putting their minds to work with these Entrepreneurship skills and then marketing and advertising their product! Check out their #JCNexcellence.
Parent/Teacher conferences are fast approaching. I encourage you to take the time to meet the teachers in person to talk. MARCH 21-8:00AM TO 7:30PM. Mark your calendars. All high school teachers will be in the EMS gym at Nortonville.
March is Theatre in Our Schools Month. This is a time to celebrate theatre and the arts in education.
Fact: According to 2012 survey done on theatre education in high schools by Utah State University, "95% of school administrators believe that theatre experiences improve students' overall academic skills."
Thanks to our administration for supporting the arts and keeping theatre, and other arts programs, in our school.
🏀GOOD LUCK to our boys basketball team. They play Riverside in the sub-state semifinals at Horton HS. at 6:00pm. Please see the attached chart for seating. GO CHARGERS🏀
There are only 7 days left to get your dinner theatre tickets to "Elvis Has Left the Building". If you have not picked up your tickets from the high school front office, please do so by Feb. 27th, 2023.
Please come and support our theatre department, and buy some tickets to a really fun show!
Kindergarten building “heart” words with the letter a being the “heart” part in sight words, what, want and was.
