JCS IMPORTANT REMINDER: Rising 7th & 12th Graders must show proof of immunization of TDaP and MCV4 (Meningitis) vaccine. You can find more information and upload proof of immunization at jcswv.org/vaccine
Fall sports info night !! July 11th.
Congrats to Jefferson High School grad Jasmine Matthews, recipient of the Rissler Sisters and South Jefferson Ruritan Club Scholarships from the Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation! At JHS, Jasmine was an outstanding student-athlete who excelled in volleyball, track, and the Black Student Association. Now she’s headed to Muskingum University to study Biology/Pre-Vet and become an emergency or exotic veterinarian. Jasmine is one of eight JHS students and seven Washington High School students to receive these prestigious scholarships from the Eastern WV Community Foundation. We’re so proud of all our scholarship winners!
JCS Families: Reminder free physicals today at Harpers Ferry Middle School from 1:30 pm- 3:00 pm see attached flyer for more information.
JCS wants your feedback! We continually seek to improve how we communicate with our families and community. Please take a moment to complete our JCS Communications Survey: https://forms.office.com/r/P1SwEePqvK
JCS End of Year Newsletter! What you need to know between now and August: https://secure.smore.com/n/smw8t
Free Physical Info!!
Senior Parade- Jefferson High School-May 11, 2024- Start Time: 2pm- Seniors line up at WMS starting at 1:30pm
🌍 Culinary adventure alert! Jefferson High School ProStart students recently cooked up a feast fit for foodies of all ages! During a visit to T.A. Lowery Elementary School, these budding chefs dazzled Mrs. Blue's first-grade class with a mouthwatering spread of international flavors from China, India, El Salvador, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Students enjoyed sharing their knowledge of the different ingredients, tastes, and textures that made each dish unique as they sampled the diverse cuisine. Kudos to our ProStart team for spreading the joy of food, fostering a love of global fare, and serving up smiles one plate at a time! 😋
Congratulations to Katie Madrid and Cynthia Carper on being named the district's 2024 Teacher and Service Person of the Year! We were thrilled to honor these outstanding members of our educational community at our annual recognition dinner on April 25. Read more here 👉 https://www.jcswv.org/article/1569068
The Jefferson High School Jazz Band is set to take the stage at the Kennedy Center! The award-winning jazz ensemble will perform a ✨FREE✨ concert at The Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage on Wednesday, April 24 at 6 p.m. The performance will offer a preview for the "Essentially Ellington" Jazz Festival at Shenandoah University on May 2 at Shenandoah University. Visit http://rb.gy/23ecf9 to reserve your ticket today!
The Jefferson High School Performing Arts Department is proud to present its spring musical, Mamma Mia! Showtimes are Friday, April 26 at 7 p.m., Saturday, April 27 at 2 p.m. and 7p.m., and Sunday, April 28 at 2 p.m. Tickets on sale now at http://rb.gy/4pmp25!
JCS Reminder: Tomorrow, Friday, April 12th is a 2-Hour Early Dismissal for students and a Faculty Senate day for staff.
JCS Reminder: Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 10th Juniors will be taking their SATs on campus at JHS/WHS. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors will have assignments in Canvas to work on remotely.
JCS Reminder: On Wednesday, April 10th Juniors will be taking the SAT. Freshman, Sophomores, and Seniors please remember to bring your devices home tomorrow for remote learning on Wednesday via Canvas.
JCS Reminder: Tomorrow, Monday, April 8th is a 2-Hour Early Dismissal.
Today's softball game vs. Musselman has been postponed, make-up date TBD.
A reminder that Spring Break begins on Friday, March 29, with all Jefferson County schools and offices closed. Schools will remain closed April 1-5, while JCS offices will be open. Students will return to school on Monday, April 8. Enjoy your Spring Break!
Please review the JCS calendar reminders and changes for April: https://www.smore.com/n/qr4xnh
Congratulations to three JHS students for their winning submissions in the Black History Month Art Contest! More than two dozen talented student artists from JCS middle and high schools submitted breathtaking original artwork for this district-wide art competition to recognize the achievements and amplify the voices of Black men and women throughout history. Congratulations to Chiara Machesse, who won 2nd place for "Beautiful Swan"; Emily Jack, who won 4th place for "Basquidt"; and Noelle Nicodemus, who won 5th place for "Bessie Coleman."
