JCMS Wrestling dropped their home opener to a tough Triad team in a close 51-46 battle tonight.
Next: at Collinsville on December 13th.
Thank you to Jerseyville Estates for hosting our visit!
Ms. Beauchamps class had a Christmas decorating party last Friday as a reward for filling the good behavior jar 5 times in November!! They dressed up, made ornaments, and turned themselves into elves!!
Monday night Mr. Schroeder's 6th and 7th grades band and chorus students gave a wonderful performance in their winter concert.
Recently, students at JCHS were given the opportunity to create a collaborative piece of artwork, similar to "paint by numbers" but with pixel-stickers instead. Students contributed to the poster, located in the library's Makerspace, during their study hall or free time. In less than a month's time, the project was complete! Their pixel-sticker version of Vincent Van Gogh's "A Starry Night" will be framed and displayed in the JCHS library Makerspace area.
JCMS Panther Pulse Newsletter
December 2023
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Congratulations to Grafton's Teamwork Award Winners: Victoria Blasdel, Zander Luckett, Raymond Mueller, Abigail Herndon, Gracelin Charlesworth, and Paisley Edwards!
And thank you, Ms. Widman, for reading "The Elf on the Shelf" to everyone to welcome back Elfie!
The JCHS Boys and Girls Bowling teams traveled to Springfield, IL today to compete in the Abe Lincoln Invitational. Both teams competed well. The Boys finished 5th out of 16 teams and the Girls finished 10th out of 20 teams. Adam Kribs had a 1332 series and high game of 278.
Congratulations to East Elementary's Character Award winners for the month of November. The character trait for the month was teamwork. All of these students were nominated for showing great teamwork at school.
Mrs. Bick recently earned her Masters Degree in Curriculum and Instruction! Mrs. Hausman used her achievement and created a special Speech lesson for Mrs. Bick's class.
Junior Reese Lorton is pictured with a copy of her first published article in the Jersey County Journal. Reese serves as an editor for JCHS's student newspaper, The JCHS Roar, and plans to major in journalism upon graduation. Check out her winter sports preview in today's copy of The Jersey County Journal!
Ms. Beiermann's students completed their study of the Bill of Rights by creating projects in the new Makerspace at JCMS. The students did a great job developing creative ways to explain the Bill of Rights. Thank you to Mrs. Evans for displaying the creations in the JCMS IMC.
JCMS Students & Staff of the month for November: Staff: Brian Madson, Jeff Wieneke, and Waylon Schroeder. Students: Lannie Holmes, Hayleigh Ferguson, Josiah Shaw, Nash Challans, Haylee Perry, Wyatt Perry, and Cooper Hoyt. Thank you for making JCMS a great place to be!
The fun continues after school hours at JCMS. It's been an exciting week with both volleyball and wrestling kicking off their seasons. Panther Kids Club students still have plenty of energy to have fun and learn.
Want to watch the JCHS Wrestling team compete tonight, but don't want to drive to Jacksonville? Check out the link below for tonight's meet. There is no sound.
https://youtube.com/live/3WZ-BT0zHEs?feature=share
The JCHS Competitive Cheer Squad competed at Alton High School on November 26th. The Panthers had an excellent performance that qualified them for the ICCA State Competition in January. Congratulations, ladies!
The JCHS and JCMS Choirs, under the direction of Margaret Bear and Waylon Schroeder, performed Christmas tunes together on Saturday afternoon at the Downtown Country Christmas Festival.
Happy Thanksgiving from Jersey 100!
Wishing you a day filled with gratitude, delicious food, and cherished moments with loved ones. Let's take a moment to appreciate the blessings of the past year. We're thankful for our incredible students, dedicated staff, and the supportive community that makes Jersey 100 a special place.
Mrs. Bick's class had fun making a "stained glass" turkey for Thanksgiving!
Kindergarten celebrated Thanksgiving with a “Hallway Feast” and rotations that included several activities such as Thanksgiving Bingo, Roll a Turkey, and Painting a turkey! They continued their fun by playing "Stuff the Turkey" in PE with Mrs. Ray.
