Jersey 100 would like to congratulate ALL staff members who received a shout-out from their peers in February! Lisa Kolkmeyer (JCHS), Leah Randolph (JCMS), Lori Tepen (East), Brittany Darr (West), Jamie Lumma (Grafton), Laury Capps (Transportation), Sandy Helderman (Unit Office)
It’s been a successful week for our middle school volleyball teams! Three nights in a row both 7th and 8th grade won in 2 matches.
Jersey 100 schools will be closed on Monday, February 20, 2023, in observance of Presidents’ Day.
Best of luck at the State Wrestling Tournament, Jaydon Busch! Your school and community are so proud of your hard work that has paid off! 💙🐾
JCHS Advanced Design continues to crochet baby hats for Alton Memorial Hospital. The yarn was donated by the Sarah Collins. Her daughter, Emily, works in labor and delivery and expressed that there is a shortage of hats for newborns. 💙 💖 👶
JCMS kicked off Kindness Week today. Students signed a kindness pledge during their lunch periods and were each given a bracelet. These bracelets are meant to be reminders to be kind and symbolize a safe peer.
Join us this week in adding some kindness into the world!
Attention JCHS Seniors!
Scholarship Bulletin #5 is available on the JCHS Guidance webpage and in the JCHS Guidance Office. There are several local scholarships worth thousands of dollars! Stop by and grab copy of the bulletin to check out the local scholarship opportunities!
https://sites.google.com/jersey100.org/menu/scholarship-information
Jersey 100 teachers got to meet Gerry Brooks today! They learned that it is all about perspective!
Check this out! West Elementary kindergarten students are studying ocean ecosystems and some of our awesome kindergarten team dressed in theme!!! What a fun day!
Tuesday, February 7th, was Senior Night for Boys Basketball, Cheer, and Dance. Congratulations to all the Seniors involved. We appreciate your hard work, commitment, sacrifice and dedication to your team and school. Jersey 100 is proud of you!
Today was the 7th and 8th grade regional Olympiad. The team of Marley Cazier, Makenna Brunaugh, Mason Green, and Quincy Desherlia placed 4th out of 30 teams. All of the students from Jersey 100 did a great job. The students built towers, flew paper airplanes and completed puzzles.
Senior Night post continued...
Tanner Brunaugh would like to recognize his brother, CJ Brunaugh. "I would like to recognize my brother. He has always been one of my biggest supporters throughout my entire sports career. He has pushed me to be a much better athlete and to have a lot more fun in every sport I've played. And is a big reason for where I'm at, and why I play. " Due to CJ attending college, a picture was not possible.
Logan Meisner would like to recognize his aunt, Carolyn Meisner. "She has taught me how to be a kind, selfless, and caring person. She has always been a major supporter in my life and has attended almost all of my sporting events."
Congratulations to all seniors and good luck tonight!
This announcement will come through as two separate posts due to photo limitations.
Come support the JCHS Boys Basketball team tonight as they take on the Carrollton Hawks. JV tipoff is 6pm with Varsity to follow. Tonight is a special night as we honor senior student athletes in Boys Basketball, Cheer and Dance. the Senior Ceremony will take place immediately following the JV game. Parents of seniors should arrive by 6:45pm. There will be a PA announcement to let parents know when to report to the hallway east of the gym.
The six senior Basketball players would like to recognize people in their lives that made an impact on their academic and/or athletic careers.
Jacob Wagner would like to recognize his brother, Luke Wagner. "Throughout my sports career he has always motivated me to get better and challenge me to be the best that I can be. "
Ayden Kanallakan would like to honor the JCHS Athletic Trainer, Tanner Krumwiede. "Unfortunately, I have had to spend a lot of time with him due to injuries, but that is why I am recognizing him. Tanner has been nothing but great to not only me but also to every athlete in the school. His impact on my athletics and everyday life has been amazing whether it be pushing me hard during physical therapy or just being a person to talk to and get advice from because he has been through it all. I really appreciate everything Tanner has done for me through my high school career and hope he can have the same impact on someone else. "
Drake Goetten would like to recognize his brother, Dax Goetten. "Dax has been my biggest fan throughout my career and there is nobody that I have spent more time playing and enjoying basketball with."
Ethan Klunk would like to recognize his teacher, Mrs. Beth Morgan. "I would like to recognize Mrs. Morgan because she has made the biggest impact on me regarding my academics. She has always encouraged me to work at the highest level and prepared me for the high level of writing that I have had to complete so far this school year. Mrs. Morgan is a major part of my success and accomplishments in writing this year.".
Tanner Brunaugh and Logan Meisner continued on next post due to image limitations on each post.
JCMS PKC went bowling. The students did an awesome job and cheered each other on. Thanks to Tri-County Bowl for being such a great host.
JCMS Panther Pulse Newsletter
February 2023
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Interested JCHS Students attended a Field Trip to the LCCC Truck Driver Training Facility which prepares students for their CDL. Eight and 16 week programs are available. The success rate has been 100% since 2015! Registration for summer opens next week! 🚛
February 6-10 is National School Counseling Week. Ms. Kim Davis, Dr. Julie Geers, Mrs. Lauren Waymire, and Mrs. Emily Fry are always available for our students and work diligently to assist them with their academic, career, and social-emotional needs. This week, please thank them for all they do for our students, families, and community!
Thank you, Dr. Gretchen D'abbs, for spending time with Mrs. Warren’s 6th-grade social studies classes today. Dr. Dabbs is currently on assignment in Egypt and has spent a lot of time exploring and researching ancient human remains and artifacts. It was an honor having her
meet with us virtually today, and we all learned a lot.
Little learners at West Elementary celebrated the 100th day of school by working on fun lessons centered around the number 100. Some students dressed like they were a 100-years-old! Pictured are students from first grade at West Elementary.
Coach Dan Diamond is attending the IHSTCA Tennis Coaches Workshop in Plainfield, IL. While attending, Coach Diamond will accept his IHSTCA Regional Coach of the Year award for the 2022-23 Boys Tennis season. Congrats Coach Diamond! Jersey 100 is proud of you!
