At JCMS we aspire to model good character in all we do and have a variety of different ways we incorporate character education.
This week is National Random Acts of Kindness week and we are challenging our students to be extra kind.
Check put the images to see a glimpse of some of the fun around the building.
Example lessons:
Last week 7th grade students in Health completed their "Walk in My Shoes" activity in class where they focused on empathy and making an effort to understand each other better. This week, students have created anti-bullying posters while discussing bullying, cyberbullying, and strategies to help in those situations.
JCHS Athletics proudly recognizes our On the Prowl Female Athletes of the Month for January! These outstanding young women embody the spirit of JCHS Athletics, exemplifying our core values and commitment to our vision. Congrats to all!
#OnTheProwl
JCHS Athletics proudly recognizes our On the Prowl Male Athletes of the Month for January! These outstanding young men embody the spirit of JCHS Athletics, exemplifying our core values and commitment to our vision. Congrats to all!
#OnTheProwl
Congrats to Joey Kiel, JCHS Co-Student Athlete of the Month for January! He finished 2nd overall at the Alton Sectional and advanced to the IHSA State Tournament where he finished 30th overall and made his mark in JCHS Bowling history! Great job, Joey!
#OnTheProwl
Congrats to Jaxon Brunaugh, JCHS Co-Student Athlete of the Month for January! Jaxon made JCHS Boys Basketball history in January by surpassing Coach Matt Murphy as the program’s all time leading scorer. Great job, Jaxon!
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Congratulations to Logan Huitt, JCHS Fine Arts Student of the Month! Logan is the Trumpet section leader of Symphonic Band. He balances a busy Athletics and Band schedule with grace and is a proven leader in Band. Keep up the great work, Logan!
Congratulations to Molly Mellas, JCHS Fine Arts Student of the Month! Molly not only has a lead role in the upcoming musical, she is also the student director and has designed her own costume. Keep up the great work, Molly!
Congrats to Jadyn Johnson, JCHS Student Athlete of the Month for December! Jadyn is a first year dance team member. She has improved and influenced the program with her positive mindset and tremendous growth. Great Work, Jadyn!
#OnTheProwl
JCMS Cheer Tryouts for Football will take place on February 18th and 19th at JCHS. For more details, please see the flyer or contact Coach Hansen at maddy.hansen@jersey100.org.
MVC Mega Night @ Waterloo High School
Friday, February 14
4:30: JV Boys and JV Girls
6:00: Varsity Girls and Freshman Boys
7:30: Varsity Boys
#OnTheProwl
UPDATED Weekly Activities Schedule
Go-Fan ticket link for Monday's Girls Basketball Regional Semi-Final game at Jacksonville. Go-Fan tickets are $6, tickets at the gate are $7.
https://gofan.co/event/3220143?schoolId=IHSA
All Jersey 100 Activities (practices and competitions) are cancelled today due to inclement weather.
JCHS Pep Band
The 8th graders joined the Pep Band for last night's senior night festivities!
The Panthers take the W in overtime on senior night!!!
Panthers 68, Hawks 63
Due to the forecasted wintery mix expected during our school day tomorrow, there will be NO SCHOOL tomorrow, Wednesday, February 12th
We will continue to analyze all extracurricular activities, including practices and games, and will communicate potential cancellations or changes by noon tomorrow. Please check the Remind App and social media postings for further communication from coaches and sponsors.
Please stay warm and safe!
Jersey comes back from a 15 point deficit to force Carrollton to OT!
JCMS February Student Services Newsletter
JCMS Pawsitive Panthers for the week of February 10.
JCHS Scholar Athlete Award
Corree Yates, Jaxon Brunaugh, Amelia Strebel, and Ari Leslie have been announced by the JCHS Department Leaders as Scholar Athletes. These four seniors will be nominated by Principal Thomas Leslie to represent JCHS for the Telegraph Silver Medallion Scholar Athlete Award in April.
Selection for this honor requires that student-athletes be academically ranked in the top 8% of their graduating class and athletically stand out at the varsity level in their respective sport.
Mr. Leslie states "We are so proud of the legacy that these Scholar Athletes will leave at JCHS. They have proven themselves in the classroom and shined in their athletics in order to be selected by the JCHS department heads for this honor."
