First graders are WILD about animals!! Each first grade class created an animal habitat to kick off our endangered animals unit. They learned where animals live and how some animals became endangered. They will be studying an animal of their own and writing a research book about what they learned.
Mrs. Beuttel’s class celebrated 100 read alouds with a munch and read party!
JCMS Blue Crew participated in a community service project this morning helping decorate at Dolan Park.
They strung lights on 98 trees. That's 5.5 miles of lights!
Great job Blue Crew!
JCMS Music
ILMEA Qualifiers
Director - Mr. Waylon Schroeder
The JCHS Girls Tennis team is on their way home. Come welcome the team home at 11:15 tonight at JCHS. The girls represented the community very well and had a historic season. Congratulations on an outstanding season, ladies!
Ms. Anderson Pre-K at the QEM Fire Dept!
Tonight JCMS wrapped up their Round Robin Girls Basketball Tournament. Tonight they competed against St. Francis/Holy Ghost.
7th grade won 32-5.
8th grade won 31-18.
8th grade were the overall winners for their grade level.
Jena Pegram was the 7th grade free-throw winner with 19 points.
Congratulations girls!
JCMS 7th grade students attended a field trip to the Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield today! They learned all about Lincoln's childhood, family, rise to presidency, the Civil War, and more. It was a fun day of learning!
Congratulations to the following students on their ILMEA District IV honors:
Junior Band: Anna Morgan (Trumpet), Roanna Newton (Trumpet) and Sophie Hetzel (Flute)
Senior Band: Kathleen Dougherty (Flute), Abigail Wedig (Clarinet), Islee Hileman (Trombone)
Senior Orchestra: Anna Dial (Harp), Cooper Gillis (Bass) and Lauren Lyons (Tuba)
Jazz Band 1: Eli Hetzel (Trumpet), Islee HIleman (Trombone) and Merris McDuffie (Piano)
Jazz Band II: Ava Roberts (Trombone) and Perrin McCoy (Trombone)
Jazz Band III: Jacob Hetzel (Trombone) and Abigail Wedig (Piano)
Congratulations! Jersey 100 is proud of you!
Ms. Muenstermann's 5th grade students used teamwork and problem solving skills to work out multi-digit multiplication equations.
Come enjoy the JCHS Show Choir concert on Sunday, October 22nd. The event will be held in the JCHS Auditorium and is set to start at 1pm. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
Enjoy the photos taken from their last performance at the Applefest!
The JCHS Girls team announces their superlative awards for the 2023 season. Pictured from left to right; Kylee Krueger (110% Award), Alyssa Smith (Rookie of the Year), Makayla Allison (PAC Pride), Lola Reed (Most Improved) and Payton Mooney (MVP). Congratulations, ladies!
Attention Jersey 100!
We have an early dismissal scheduled for this week.
School will be dismissed at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, October 20, 2023. Enjoy the extra time to kickstart your weekend adventures!
We look forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Monday. Until then, have a fantastic weekend!
REMINDER: Today's 8th Grade Basektball tryouts hosted at JCHS in the small gym will begin at 3:30 and will end at 5pm. Please come prepared with gym shoes and appropriate attire.
JCMS Panthers hosted the first night of their annual round robin girls basketball tournament.
The 8th grade defeated Gillespie 40-13.
7th grade gave a great effort, losing 19-24.
Mrs. Witt's 5th grade science classes have been learning about chemical and physical changes. Today, they did their own experiment and investigated to see if a chemical or physical change occurred.
Students in Mrs. Sharrow's elective class finished their paintings and proudly showed them off!
JCMS Football wraps up their season at Highland today. These young athletes worked hard all season and learned to play the game the right way. Thank you to Coach Tonsor, Coach Griffith, and Coach DeSherlia for teaching them to love and respect the game!
JCHS CTE Students attended SWIC Manufacturing Day then got a tour of Ehrhardt Automated Systems. These showcase tours were motivating, spectacular, and real possibilities for our students if they decide this is the pathway they want to pursue!
Noteworthy recognition of JCHS graduates:
We got to see Cody Croxford, SWIC student, recognized as a National SkillsUSA Medal Winner!! 5th Place - CNC Programming! 👏
Our Ehrhardt tour was led by Chaz Peuterbaugh, Jersey County resident, and Facilities/Manufacturing Engineer. 👏
JCHS Girls Tennis qualified five players for the IHSA state tournament today at the Alton Marquette Sectional: Libby McCormick qualified in singles, with Tessa Crawford/Elise Noble and Emma McCormick/Kate Hudson qualifying in doubles. They will play on Monday for the team championship at Gordon Moore Park. Let's Go, Panthers!
