This week in Jersey Activities
about 2 months ago, LINDSEY BECKER
Jersey Activities
Score Zone, 9/30
about 2 months ago, LINDSEY BECKER
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RECOGNIZING OUR PRINCIPALS!

As October is National Principals Month, we are using this opportunity to spotlight our building leaders.

Mrs. Mindy Woelfel, Grafton Elementary

What was your favorite subject when you were in school?
My favorite classes were always the ones that involved business and accounting. I loved learning how things work behind the scenes and understanding the numbers.

What’s something about you that students might be surprised to learn?
Students might be surprised to learn that when I'm not at school, I love spending time on the river and boating. It's a great way to unwind and recharge.

What’s your go-to snack or drink during the school day?
Green tea and coffee

If you could give one piece of advice to students, what would it be?
My advice would be to be kind, work hard, and never stop learning. These three things will serve you well no matter what path you choose in life.

What’s your favorite part of being a principal?
The best part of my job is the energy and creativity of the students. Every day is different, and I get to be inspired by their curiosity and resilience. I love seeing the world through their eyes—it keeps me grounded and reminds me why we do what we do.

Thanks, Mrs.Woelfel, for being a wonderful leader and mentor to your Panthers!

about 2 months ago, Jersey CUSD No. 100
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Safe Food Specialist, Mrs. Linda Petterson, was a week-long guest instructor in Nutrition & Culinary Arts classes at JCHS. Students then took the Safe Food Handler's Exam. We have noticed a genuine shift in the confidence of the 70+ students who earned this valuable employability certification. If your place of employment is hiring and would like us to advertise to our students at JCHS via email, we are happy to do so! Email our Workforce Development Coordinator: erica.heitzig@jersey100.org
about 2 months ago, Workforce Development
Congrats to JCHS Volleyball on their MVC win on the road against CM! Great job, ladies!
about 2 months ago, Jersey Athletics and Activities
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Congratulations to the JCHS Girls tennis team on a great win over Alton Marquette! The Lady Panthers took a 7-2 win over the Explorers!
about 2 months ago, JERSEY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
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Students from Ms. Kolkmeyer's Intro to Photoshop class are showing their sublimation socks that they created—pictured L/R Lillie Benedict, Louise Bregenzer, Allison Millitello, and Gracie Flowers.
about 2 months ago, JerseyTechCoach
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JCHS Homecoming 2025

Click the link below to view with interactive links:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uJ38aak0C60eXoGEfRqKozv62s8v3-mk/view?usp=sharing
about 2 months ago, Jersey Community High School
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Advanced Design students participated in a Trash Bag Dress Challenge. Students were supplied with a mannequin and could only use the supplied trash bag, repurposed materials, pins, needle and thread, and clear tape. Students had 80 minutes to complete the challenge. Teachers and students were invited to vote for their favorite. 1st place with 40% of votes - Shayla Friedel 2nd place with 30% of votes - Samantha Strubberg
about 2 months ago, Workforce Development
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Senior Adobe Intern Sophia Sutton with another senior banner design. This one showcases FFA Senior Bailey Huff. Thanks, Sophia, for taking on another design opportunity.
about 2 months ago, JerseyTechCoach
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Score Zone, 9/29
about 2 months ago, LINDSEY BECKER
Score Zone
We're so excited to announce our new Kindness Rock Garden! We invite all West Elementary families to join the fun. Grab a rock from our garden, decorate it with a positive message or design, and return it to help our garden grow. It's a great way to spread kindness and leave a lasting mark on our school!
about 2 months ago, JESSICA RAY
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Tickets are on sale now for JCHS Theatre's "Who Killed Elvis"! $10 each. Call 618-498-5521 (ask for Lindsey Becker) or stop by the high school during school hours to get yours. Hurry, they're selling fast!
about 2 months ago, LINDSEY BECKER
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JCMS Staff and Students of the month for September. Staff: Lily Lageose, Laura Meyers, and Olivia Spangler. Students: 7: Leanna Warren, Kade Lakin, Parker Warford. 6: Amelia Wade, Owen Springman. 5: Jackie Thornberry Harris and Leighton Soer. Thanks for making JCMS a great place to be.
about 2 months ago, Jersey Community Middle School
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First graders from West Elementary had a fantastic day at Eckert's Orchard, enjoying a sunny fall field trip and picking their own apples!
about 2 months ago, JESSICA RAY
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Beyond the desk and phone calls, our school secretary took a moment to share the joy of reading with a student. It’s moments like these that show the heart of our school.
about 2 months ago, JESSICA RAY
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Mrs. Heitzig and Mrs. Green's first-grade class had a fantastic time learning all about apples! The students loved the special visit from the Jersey County Farm Bureau, who brought their "Ag in the Classroom" program to life with a fun and engaging lesson.
about 2 months ago, JESSICA RAY
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Congratulations to the JCHS Cross Country team for a strong finish at the Alton Invite! The Girls placed 3rd, the Boys placed 2nd, and the Co-Ed JV placed 2nd. Individual medalists were: Amelia Jumper 3rd, Taylor Woodring 10th, Courtney Breden 13th, Kaden Strohbeck 8th and Zane Grummel 14th. Way to go Panthers!
2 months ago, JERSEY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
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Meet your 2025 Homecoming Court!

Senior candidates: Makayla Woolsey and Connor Tally, Grace Russell and Evan Cheek, Madalyn Bodenbach and Brady Maxiener, Abigail Chin and Paul Slusser, Meredith Gray and Noah Borkowski

Junior Attendants: Meyre Maynard and Edgar Gire

Sophomore Attendants: Carter Kallal and Cheyenne Fessler

Freshman Attendants: Cali Geers and Carson Johnson
2 months ago, Jersey Athletics and Activities
Homecoming Court
Earlier today, Jersey CUSD 100 schools followed a secure-in-place procedure out of caution after a community situation reported by local law enforcement. Students and staff were never in danger. Normal dismissal is underway, and parents who wish to pick up their children may do so.
2 months ago, Jersey CUSD No. 100
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