Grafton Elementary would like to welcome Meaghan Widman as our new Speech Pathologist. Meaghan works with students in grades Pre-K - 4th. Meaghan loves being able to help kids communicate and express themselves.
The Virtual Backpack is a convenient way to provide parents and students with important information and materials that would traditionally be sent home in a physical backpack. By hosting electronic versions of flyers, notes, and resources on the Jersey 100 website, parents and students can easily access and refer to these materials without the need for physical papers.
The organization of folders for each school allows parents and students to quickly find the relevant information for their specific school. Given that this is a new initiative, we will be adding information gradually as the school year progresses.
Check out the Virtual Backpack at https://www.jersey100.org/page/virtual-backpack
Junior Adobe Intern Kayla Eilerman, shown with her design for the Senior Football Banners this year. Kayla gained valuable experience working with photographers, parents, and our athletic department to create a design for the team. Thanks also to Adobe Interns Abby Mossman and Mackenzie Dennison for helping print, grommet, and run banners to where they needed to be. Ms. Kolkmeyer would like to thank those who work with her students to ensure a positive learning experience.
Marvelous Monday! 🐾❤️
The JCHS Jazz Combo & Jazz Ensemble performed at the Calhoun County Fair on Sunday. These groups will be out performing again at the Harvest Fest on Sunday, from 12-1.
On this day, we remember and honor the lives lost and the heroes who emerged during the tragic events of September 11, 2001. We will never forget the impact it had on our nation and the world. #NeverForget # September11 #Honor911
Thank you to all the campers who came & participated in the cheer clinic! It was a wonderful success!
Thanks to Mr. Sinclair for coming in to talk with Ms. Kolkmeyer this week to make sure the football team of 1953 got the recognition they deserve. Ms. Kolkmeyer would also like to thank Mrs. Leslie for sharing the yearbook pictures of the team that year to make those banners possible.
Pre-K students are off to a great start after 14 days. We are so excited to watch our "littles" grow throughout the year!
The JCHS Cross Country team enjoying some team bonding the night before their race.
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West Elementary students got a special surprise this week! Fall athletes from JCHS helped out in our car line--meeting and greeting the students. What a great way to start our day! Go Panthers!
Junior Adobe Intern Abby Mossman designed, printed, grommeted, and delivered all fifteen senior banners for the JCHS Marching Panthers. Abby, your hard work is appreciated.
Happy World Physical Therapy Day! Today, we want to extend our heartfelt appreciation to a healthcare hero on our team, Nancy Lacy, our PT Assistant!
Nancy, you are an invaluable member of our team, and we are grateful for all you do. Let's take a moment to honor Nancy and all the remarkable physical therapy professionals worldwide who make a positive impact every day.
Ms. Kolkmeyer's class designed and printed posters for CASA. The students were happy to help CASA spread the word at Greene County Days
The JCHS Jazz Combo, led by Director Erin Bittles, played at the 2nd annual JCH Duck Derby at Raging Rivers.
Cheer clinic happening at our home opener! 🏈 📣 Come see our Little Panthers cheer, enjoy dinner at the PAC Fish Fry, and watch a Panther victory too! 🙌
Fish fry starts at 4:00 p.m. Cheerleaders will trickle through the first half of the game.
East Elementary students had a visit from the St. Louis Dairy Council where they talked about the milking
process and demonstrated on Louise.
JCMS Panther Pulse Newsletter - September
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The students of East Elementary School were excited to use the parachute in PE class. Mr. Heitzig explained the rules and had them work together to lift the parachute up and wave it around while playing several games. The students had so much fun that they didn't even notice they were following rules and working as a team. Mr. Heitzig's enthusiasm was contagious and made them feel excited about PE class.
