The JCHS Competitive Cheer team attended the ICCA state competition in Springfield this weekend.
Varsity cheer placed 7th out of 18 teams in their division and their performance marked their highest score of the season.
The JV cheer team competed on Sunday and improved their score from prior competitions this season.
Jersey had 6 seniors recognized for being Illinois Senior Scholar Athletes for Cheer - Josie Heitzig, Kendal Lacy, Holly Ricklefs, Jaleigh Smith, Peyton Smith, and Taylor Wilkinson.
In addition, Holly Ricklefs was one of 11 girls in the state of Illinois who received a scholarship from ICCA based upon GPA, community work, cheer skills, and leadership.
Great work this weekend, ladies!
Jersey 100 is thrilled to welcome our amazing students back to school on Tuesday, January 9, 2024. We hope you all had a restful and joyful holiday season, and now, we're geared up for an incredible second semester ahead!
We can't wait to see all your smiling faces on Tuesday! Let's make this semester one to remember!
JCMS Wrestling finished 8th out of 15 teams at the tough Edwardsville Jon Davis wrestling tournament today!
Top Finishers:
Josh Hodge - Champion 188 lbs
Bodey Waltz - 2nd 118 lbs
Grayson Mangara - 4th 110 lbs
Nolan Belt - 6th 74 lbs
Bo Allison - 6th 96 lbs
Matthew Kramer - 6th 164 lbs
Devin Eden - 6th 275 lbs
Congratulations to Rory Speidel on taking 1st place at the North Scott Girls Wrestling Tournament!!!! Keep up the great work, Rory!
Boys Basketball dropped a tough one on the road at Triad. They're back in action on Tuesday at Southwestern.
The JCHS Girls Basketball team defeats the Triad Knights on the road by a score of 50-44! Congratulations, ladies!
Wishing you a fantastic year ahead! Happy New Year from all of us at Jersey 100!
JCMS Wrestling
Crazy Christmas Practice!
Mrs. DeSherlia and her helpers introduced her students to their classroom technology last week!
✅ Dash robots
✅ LEGO WeDo 2.0
✅ Osmo interactive games
✅ 3Doodler pens
✅ And her mom, Mrs. Bidlack, helped kids practice writing their names in cursive!
Now that the kids are familiar with the technology options, they will be able to have them out in the classroom regularly in January and beyond!
🎄🎁 Sending Warmest Wishes to Our Jersey 100 Families! 🎁🎄
This Christmas Day, our hearts are brimming with warmth and joy as we extend our sincerest wishes to our Jersey 100 families. May your day be a true celebration of love, togetherness, and cherished memories.
Merry Christmas from all of us at Jersey 100!
JCMS was rocking with Christmas spirit today for our annual Crazy Christmas Extravaganza - complete with ugly sweater, door decorating, and trivia contests! We had a fun assembly with performances from band, chorus, cheer, dance, and even our very own teachers! The icing on the cake was appearances from Santa, Mrs. Claus, Buddy, and Jovie! It was a great day to be a JCMS Panther!
Congratulations to this month's Character Award winners at Grafton: Ilah Reynolds, Lillian Brackett, Autumn Weber, Mason Roemer, and Sophia Robles!
And what better way to welcome winter break than with a paper snowball fight as a reward for good behavior!
Congrats to our December staff and students of the month at JCMS. Staff: Ann Moss, Sara Beckman, and Tad Strauch. Students: Bennett Leslie, Emmy Rothe, Alexis Wilkins, and Alex Roberts. Not pictured (Mia Wyatt, Logan Roemer, and Lluvia Lopez). Thanks for making JCMS a great place to be.
First grade celebrated their holiday party with classroom rotations where they played Bingo, did an I Spy challenge, played fun games, was challenged by a computer Christmas Kahoot and had a Christmas song dance party!!
On Thursday, December 21st the Saint Francis Knights of Jerseyville played the JCMS Panthers at JCHS in the annual game between the two in town schools.
This year, they competed on the court like any other year; but teamed up for a great cause off the court.
Spectators were asked to bring in canned or boxed items for the Food Pantry for entry as well as the opportunity to make a kind donation to the Salvation Army RED KETTLE. JCHS Boys Basketball players were bell ringers for the event.
Together, several hundred pounds of food was donated and the attendees were rewarded with a very well played game between the two schools which have many long lasting friendships shared between them, including the coaches Scott Burney (JCMS) and Toni Goetten (Saint Francis).
The Panthers won this time 38-22. The two teams will meet again in the JCHS Tournament the week of Jan 8-12th.
Thanks to all that took part and helped to make this event a fun night and a huge success benefiting underprivileged people in our community.
A Special thanks to Richard Lott from the Salvation Army for providing us with needed items for the event.
Attached is a picture of a couple of the representatives and close friends from each team.
(pictured from left to right is )
Graham Vanausdoll, Nolan Goetten, Carter Kallal, Colby Goetten, and Mason Burney
These are some of the JCHS MASTERS OF THE CONSTITUTION. These senior Government students (along with two others who couldn't make it) had the highest scores on the Constitution Exam and/or Final. This exam measures a knowledge of the history behind the U.S. Constitution, the spirit of the document and the details within the document. Hat's-off to these members of the Class of 2024!
Jersey 100 would like to congratulate ALL staff members who received a shout-out from their peers in December! Kadie Benz(JCHS), Kem Bartlett(JCMS), Dylan Griffith(JCAP), Mary Scott(East), Barb Smith(West), Laura Burton(Grafton), Karen Laird(Transportation), Amy Welch (Transportation)
7th and 8th grade JCMS Panthers both took home a win against their fellow hometown boys basketball team, St. Francis.
Mrs. Goetten, Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. William's classes did a great job building and decorating gingerbread houses this week.
Brayden Cox (left) and Chevi Howell (right) are in Mr. Shipley's Computer Hardware/OS and Game Design classes at JCHS. These students were given the full experience and knowledge of building a PC from start to finish. Over three nights after school, the students created a custom gaming PC that even includes a built-in touch screen monitor. Brayden and Chevi hope to build their own computers soon. Way to go guys and game on!
