Thank you to everyone who ordered Boo Grams from the theatre department. Unfortunately, if you ordered a crochet ghost, they will be delayed by at least a week. Each ghost is handmade and takes at least 1 and a half hours to make. I had over 70 orders. Which is amazing, but definitely not what I expected when I took it on! So, Those who only ordered a ghost and nothing else will get their orders on Halloween, the rest will be delayed by at least one week. I apologize deeply for this inconvenience. Thank you for supporting the JCN Theatre Department.
💥State Cross Country 💥
📆 Saturday, Oct 28th
⏰ Girls Race: 10:35 AM
Boys Race: 12:20 PM
📍Wamego Country Club
1900 Country Club Dr., Wamego, 66547
🎥 https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/kshsaa/gam3213144c59
Live results: http://milesplit.live/meets/579825
Good luck to our Chargers tonight!
The high school cross country team is headed to state! On their way out of town they stopped at the EMS and we gave them a BIG send off! Good luck, Chargers!💚
Today, the JCN Cross Country team traveled to Council Grove for the regional meet. The team competed very well, with Bailey Jenkins placing 10th overall and qualifying for state. The boys team placed 2nd overall, qualifying as a team for state. The boys team was led by Lucas Meredith (2nd) Isaac Kane (3rd). Thank you to all who supported us this season.
Thank you JCN students, parents, fans and staff for hosting a fantastic sub-state. Congratulations to Maranatha Christian Academy, winner of our Sub-state. Our JCN girls were 2A Sub-State Runners up. Congratulations to our JCN girls on another great season.
Sub State Day 💚🤍
Congratulations to Kaley Olberding on her acceptance to Washburn University! #JCN PROUD
Congratulations to Caroline Dobson on her acceptances to Washburn University and Fort Hays State University! #JCN PROUD
The theatre department is looking for some matte black graduation robes to use for our upcoming production. We would need about 5-7 of them. If you or someone you know has a matte black graduation robe that we could borrow, please have them contact Mrs. Bernick at pbernick@usd339.net.
Thank you!!
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.
