Student Announcements - Friday, December 19, 2014 - Day A
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
4) Birthdays Today - December 19th...Keiyon Norman, Dominick Schultz. December 20th...Michael Dodsworth, Madison Keck, Logan OMara, Conner Schmidt. December 21st...Amrion Robinson. December 22nd...Nathan Maas. December 23...Grace Tupper. December 24th...Mariah Zozaya. December 25th...Tyler Scherf. December 26th...Randal Hardwick, Kaviana Trimble. December 27th...Alexander Cota, Bernice Spivey. December 28th...Chase Bauer, Jamari Smith. January 1st...Giovanni Barner. January 3rd...Julie Hammerand, Darron Smith. January 4th...Rebekah Mayne, William Smith.
5) There will be no activity bus or LEAP programs today. Happy Holidays!
Influenza The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) and CDC remind Iowans the influenza vaccine is still the best way to protect against the flu. Additionally, Iowans should be reminded that anti-viral medications are an important second line of defense to treat the flu. “In years when A(H3N2) viruses dominate, we tend to have more severe flu seasons with more hospitalizations and death,” said IDPH Medical Director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk. “Since antiviral medications only work well if taken very early in the illness – usually within 48 hours - it is even more important to see your doctor right away if you have flu symptoms so you can begin the medications.” This is especially true for the very young, very old, women who are pregnant, and those with chronic diseases like heart or lung disease. These individuals are more likely to be at risk for severe complications of the flu, including being hospitalized and dying. Many people assume there is no treatment for the flu beyond over-the-counter medications and rest. There are actually two anti-viral medications a doctor can prescribe which make flu illness milder, shorter, and reduce the risk of ending up in the hospital or dying from influenza. Antivirals work best if started within 48 hours or sooner of when flu symptoms begin. “Our message to Iowans is clear,” said Dr. Quinlisk. “The best way to prevent the flu is the influenza vaccine. The best way to lessen complications of the flu is antiviral medication. The best way to prevent the spread of flu is to stay home when ill.” The flu is a respiratory illness caused by viruses. The flu comes on suddenly and symptoms may include fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. Illness typically lasts two to seven days. Influenza may cause severe illness or even death.
Friday, December 19, 2014
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Thursday, December 18, 2014 - Day B
Student Announcements - Thursday, December 18, 2014 - Day B
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
4) Birthdays Today - December 18th...Eric Gomez, Emily Hayes, Amiya RodgersSchumaker.
5) There will be no activity bus or LEAP programs on Friday, December 19th.
Influenza The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) and CDC remind Iowans the influenza vaccine is still the best way to protect against the flu. Additionally, Iowans should be reminded that anti-viral medications are an important second line of defense to treat the flu. “In years when A(H3N2) viruses dominate, we tend to have more severe flu seasons with more hospitalizations and death,” said IDPH Medical Director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk. “Since antiviral medications only work well if taken very early in the illness – usually within 48 hours - it is even more important to see your doctor right away if you have flu symptoms so you can begin the medications.” This is especially true for the very young, very old, women who are pregnant, and those with chronic diseases like heart or lung disease. These individuals are more likely to be at risk for severe complications of the flu, including being hospitalized and dying. Many people assume there is no treatment for the flu beyond over-the-counter medications and rest. There are actually two anti-viral medications a doctor can prescribe which make flu illness milder, shorter, and reduce the risk of ending up in the hospital or dying from influenza. Antivirals work best if started within 48 hours or sooner of when flu symptoms begin. “Our message to Iowans is clear,” said Dr. Quinlisk. “The best way to prevent the flu is the influenza vaccine. The best way to lessen complications of the flu is antiviral medication. The best way to prevent the spread of flu is to stay home when ill.” The flu is a respiratory illness caused by viruses. The flu comes on suddenly and symptoms may include fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. Illness typically lasts two to seven days. Influenza may cause severe illness or even death.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
4) Birthdays Today - December 18th...Eric Gomez, Emily Hayes, Amiya RodgersSchumaker.
5) There will be no activity bus or LEAP programs on Friday, December 19th.
Influenza The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) and CDC remind Iowans the influenza vaccine is still the best way to protect against the flu. Additionally, Iowans should be reminded that anti-viral medications are an important second line of defense to treat the flu. “In years when A(H3N2) viruses dominate, we tend to have more severe flu seasons with more hospitalizations and death,” said IDPH Medical Director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk. “Since antiviral medications only work well if taken very early in the illness – usually within 48 hours - it is even more important to see your doctor right away if you have flu symptoms so you can begin the medications.” This is especially true for the very young, very old, women who are pregnant, and those with chronic diseases like heart or lung disease. These individuals are more likely to be at risk for severe complications of the flu, including being hospitalized and dying. Many people assume there is no treatment for the flu beyond over-the-counter medications and rest. There are actually two anti-viral medications a doctor can prescribe which make flu illness milder, shorter, and reduce the risk of ending up in the hospital or dying from influenza. Antivirals work best if started within 48 hours or sooner of when flu symptoms begin. “Our message to Iowans is clear,” said Dr. Quinlisk. “The best way to prevent the flu is the influenza vaccine. The best way to lessen complications of the flu is antiviral medication. The best way to prevent the spread of flu is to stay home when ill.” The flu is a respiratory illness caused by viruses. The flu comes on suddenly and symptoms may include fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. Illness typically lasts two to seven days. Influenza may cause severe illness or even death.
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Wednesday, December 17, 2014 - Day A
Student Announcements - Wednesday, December 17, 2014 - Day A
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school today. The musical is "The Sound of Music".
4) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
5) Birthdays Today - December 17th...Jasmine Greve, Jayna Kennedy, Brianna Kotz, Brendon Kotz, Kaine Oberbroeckling.
There will be no activity bus or LEAP programs on Friday, December 19th.
Influenza The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) and CDC remind Iowans the influenza vaccine is still the best way to protect against the flu. Additionally, Iowans should be reminded that anti-viral medications are an important second line of defense to treat the flu. “In years when A(H3N2) viruses dominate, we tend to have more severe flu seasons with more hospitalizations and death,” said IDPH Medical Director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk. “Since antiviral medications only work well if taken very early in the illness – usually within 48 hours - it is even more important to see your doctor right away if you have flu symptoms so you can begin the medications.” This is especially true for the very young, very old, women who are pregnant, and those with chronic diseases like heart or lung disease. These individuals are more likely to be at risk for severe complications of the flu, including being hospitalized and dying. Many people assume there is no treatment for the flu beyond over-the-counter medications and rest. There are actually two anti-viral medications a doctor can prescribe which make flu illness milder, shorter, and reduce the risk of ending up in the hospital or dying from influenza. Antivirals work best if started within 48 hours or sooner of when flu symptoms begin. “Our message to Iowans is clear,” said Dr. Quinlisk. “The best way to prevent the flu is the influenza vaccine. The best way to lessen complications of the flu is antiviral medication. The best way to prevent the spread of flu is to stay home when ill.” The flu is a respiratory illness caused by viruses. The flu comes on suddenly and symptoms may include fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. Illness typically lasts two to seven days. Influenza may cause severe illness or even death.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school today. The musical is "The Sound of Music".
4) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
5) Birthdays Today - December 17th...Jasmine Greve, Jayna Kennedy, Brianna Kotz, Brendon Kotz, Kaine Oberbroeckling.
There will be no activity bus or LEAP programs on Friday, December 19th.
Influenza The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) and CDC remind Iowans the influenza vaccine is still the best way to protect against the flu. Additionally, Iowans should be reminded that anti-viral medications are an important second line of defense to treat the flu. “In years when A(H3N2) viruses dominate, we tend to have more severe flu seasons with more hospitalizations and death,” said IDPH Medical Director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk. “Since antiviral medications only work well if taken very early in the illness – usually within 48 hours - it is even more important to see your doctor right away if you have flu symptoms so you can begin the medications.” This is especially true for the very young, very old, women who are pregnant, and those with chronic diseases like heart or lung disease. These individuals are more likely to be at risk for severe complications of the flu, including being hospitalized and dying. Many people assume there is no treatment for the flu beyond over-the-counter medications and rest. There are actually two anti-viral medications a doctor can prescribe which make flu illness milder, shorter, and reduce the risk of ending up in the hospital or dying from influenza. Antivirals work best if started within 48 hours or sooner of when flu symptoms begin. “Our message to Iowans is clear,” said Dr. Quinlisk. “The best way to prevent the flu is the influenza vaccine. The best way to lessen complications of the flu is antiviral medication. The best way to prevent the spread of flu is to stay home when ill.” The flu is a respiratory illness caused by viruses. The flu comes on suddenly and symptoms may include fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. Illness typically lasts two to seven days. Influenza may cause severe illness or even death.
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Tuesday, December 16, 2014 - Day B
Student Announcements - Tuesday, December 16, 2014 - Day B
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase through today, December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
4) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school today and tomorrow. The musical is "The Sound of Music".
5) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
6) Birthdays Today - December 16th...Elizabeth Freiburger.
7) Please excuse the following students from classes from 7:45 to 9:45 and from 12:30 to the end of the day for their participation in the Talent Show. (Zabien Weis, Diva Norman, Emma Dietz, Olivia Meyer, Morgan Ostrander, Isabella Kuennen, Dethan Moore, Kaliyah Johnson, Caleb Perreard, Doug Saunders, Tania Rhone, Sam Fiegen, Bailey Smith, Monica Hughes, Savoy Williams, Dee Stoudemire, Deonte Howard, Keiyon Norman, Regan Connolly, Juanita Carter, Drew Kirton, Destiny Green, Shay Collins, Mykea Hall, Marlissa Myrick, Amellion Brand, Aayilah Miller, Daron Collins, Austin Troendle, Gryphone Metcalf, Derrick Welton, Destiny Schoenfeld, Tyina Berry.
8) Sports Today - Girls Basketball...Jefferson vs. Roosevelt Purple. 7th grade at Roosevelt and 8th Grade at Jefferson; both games beginning at 4 p.m.
9) There will be no activity bus or LEAP programs on Friday, December 19th.
Influenza The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) and CDC remind Iowans the influenza vaccine is still the best way to protect against the flu. Additionally, Iowans should be reminded that anti-viral medications are an important second line of defense to treat the flu. “In years when A(H3N2) viruses dominate, we tend to have more severe flu seasons with more hospitalizations and death,” said IDPH Medical Director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk. “Since antiviral medications only work well if taken very early in the illness – usually within 48 hours - it is even more important to see your doctor right away if you have flu symptoms so you can begin the medications.” This is especially true for the very young, very old, women who are pregnant, and those with chronic diseases like heart or lung disease. These individuals are more likely to be at risk for severe complications of the flu, including being hospitalized and dying. Many people assume there is no treatment for the flu beyond over-the-counter medications and rest. There are actually two anti-viral medications a doctor can prescribe which make flu illness milder, shorter, and reduce the risk of ending up in the hospital or dying from influenza. Antivirals work best if started within 48 hours or sooner of when flu symptoms begin. “Our message to Iowans is clear,” said Dr. Quinlisk. “The best way to prevent the flu is the influenza vaccine. The best way to lessen complications of the flu is antiviral medication. The best way to prevent the spread of flu is to stay home when ill.” The flu is a respiratory illness caused by viruses. The flu comes on suddenly and symptoms may include fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. Illness typically lasts two to seven days. Influenza may cause severe illness or even death.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase through today, December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
4) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school today and tomorrow. The musical is "The Sound of Music".
5) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
6) Birthdays Today - December 16th...Elizabeth Freiburger.
7) Please excuse the following students from classes from 7:45 to 9:45 and from 12:30 to the end of the day for their participation in the Talent Show. (Zabien Weis, Diva Norman, Emma Dietz, Olivia Meyer, Morgan Ostrander, Isabella Kuennen, Dethan Moore, Kaliyah Johnson, Caleb Perreard, Doug Saunders, Tania Rhone, Sam Fiegen, Bailey Smith, Monica Hughes, Savoy Williams, Dee Stoudemire, Deonte Howard, Keiyon Norman, Regan Connolly, Juanita Carter, Drew Kirton, Destiny Green, Shay Collins, Mykea Hall, Marlissa Myrick, Amellion Brand, Aayilah Miller, Daron Collins, Austin Troendle, Gryphone Metcalf, Derrick Welton, Destiny Schoenfeld, Tyina Berry.
8) Sports Today - Girls Basketball...Jefferson vs. Roosevelt Purple. 7th grade at Roosevelt and 8th Grade at Jefferson; both games beginning at 4 p.m.
9) There will be no activity bus or LEAP programs on Friday, December 19th.
Influenza The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) and CDC remind Iowans the influenza vaccine is still the best way to protect against the flu. Additionally, Iowans should be reminded that anti-viral medications are an important second line of defense to treat the flu. “In years when A(H3N2) viruses dominate, we tend to have more severe flu seasons with more hospitalizations and death,” said IDPH Medical Director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk. “Since antiviral medications only work well if taken very early in the illness – usually within 48 hours - it is even more important to see your doctor right away if you have flu symptoms so you can begin the medications.” This is especially true for the very young, very old, women who are pregnant, and those with chronic diseases like heart or lung disease. These individuals are more likely to be at risk for severe complications of the flu, including being hospitalized and dying. Many people assume there is no treatment for the flu beyond over-the-counter medications and rest. There are actually two anti-viral medications a doctor can prescribe which make flu illness milder, shorter, and reduce the risk of ending up in the hospital or dying from influenza. Antivirals work best if started within 48 hours or sooner of when flu symptoms begin. “Our message to Iowans is clear,” said Dr. Quinlisk. “The best way to prevent the flu is the influenza vaccine. The best way to lessen complications of the flu is antiviral medication. The best way to prevent the spread of flu is to stay home when ill.” The flu is a respiratory illness caused by viruses. The flu comes on suddenly and symptoms may include fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. Illness typically lasts two to seven days. Influenza may cause severe illness or even death.
Monday, December 15, 2014
Monday, December 15, 2014 - Day A
Student Announcements - Monday, December 15, 2014 - Day A
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase through tomorrow, December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
4) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
5) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
6) Birthdays Today - December 15th...Emma Dietz, Kelsey Dunbar, Orion Rusch.
7) Please excuse the following students at 10:40 (from period 4) for Talent Show practice. The students should report to the cafeteria to eat lunch and then to the auditorium for practice which will run until 12:30. 6th and 7th graders will be late for period 6 and 8th graders will miss the beginning of period 5. (Zabien Weis, Diva Norman, Emma Dietz, Olivia Meyer, Morgan Ostrander, Isabella Kuennen, Dethan Moore, Kaliyah Johnson, Caleb Perreard, Doug Saunders, Tania Rhone, Sam Fiegen, Bailey Smith, Monica Hughes, Savoy Williams, Dee Stoudemire, Deonte Howard, Keiyon Norman, Regan Connolly, Juanita Carter, Drew Kirton, Destiny Green, Shay Collins, Mykea Hall, Marlissa Myrick, Amellion Brand, Aayilah Miller, Daron Collins, Austin Troendle, Gryphone Metcalf, Derrick Welton, Destiny Schoenfeld, Tyina Berry.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hanson; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase through tomorrow, December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
4) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
5) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
6) Birthdays Today - December 15th...Emma Dietz, Kelsey Dunbar, Orion Rusch.
7) Please excuse the following students at 10:40 (from period 4) for Talent Show practice. The students should report to the cafeteria to eat lunch and then to the auditorium for practice which will run until 12:30. 6th and 7th graders will be late for period 6 and 8th graders will miss the beginning of period 5. (Zabien Weis, Diva Norman, Emma Dietz, Olivia Meyer, Morgan Ostrander, Isabella Kuennen, Dethan Moore, Kaliyah Johnson, Caleb Perreard, Doug Saunders, Tania Rhone, Sam Fiegen, Bailey Smith, Monica Hughes, Savoy Williams, Dee Stoudemire, Deonte Howard, Keiyon Norman, Regan Connolly, Juanita Carter, Drew Kirton, Destiny Green, Shay Collins, Mykea Hall, Marlissa Myrick, Amellion Brand, Aayilah Miller, Daron Collins, Austin Troendle, Gryphone Metcalf, Derrick Welton, Destiny Schoenfeld, Tyina Berry.
Friday, December 12, 2014
Friday, December 12, 2014 - Day B
Student Announcements - Friday, December 12, 2014 - Day B
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by today, December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
7) Birthdays Today - December 13th...Abby Kinney. December 14th...Peyton Hoyer, Natalie Leach.
8) Please excuse the following students from the end of period 3 at 11:10 for Talent Show practice. The students should report to the cafeteria to eat lunch and then to the auditorium for practice. The practice will take place from approximately 11:30 to 1 p.m. 6th and 7th graders will miss period 6 and 8th graders will miss period 5. (Zabien Weis, Diva Norman, Emma Dietz, Olivia Meyer, Morgan Ostrander, Isabella Kuennen, Dethan Moore, Kaliyah Johnson, Caleb Perreard, Doug Saunders, Tania Rhone, Sam Fiegen, Bailey Smith, Monica Hughes, Savoy Williams, Dee Stoudemire, Deonte Howard, Keiyon Norman, Regan Connolly, Juanita Carter, Drew Kirton, Destiny Green, Shay Collins, Mykea Hall, Marlissa Myrick, Amellion Brand, Aayilah Miller, Daron Collins, Austin Troendle, Gryphon Metcalf, Derrick Welton, Destiny Schoenfeld, Tyina Berry.
9) The following students will represent Jefferson at the sectional spelling bee at Clarke University on Thursday, January 22nd. Way to go super spellers! Delano Cain, H8-2; Bevin Olson, H6-1; Maxwell Schumacher, H7-2; Chelce Tracht, H7-1; Dominick Wehrspann, H6-2. Our alternate is Tristan Dirth, H8-1. Our spelling bee participants included 6th grade: Brianna Bisenius-Gray, Travis Bries, Caleb Brothers, Hunter Catron, Lucas Freihoefer, Bryan Gonzalez, Katelynn Harvey, Zion Johnson, Rylee Lynch, Aaliyah Miller, Jackson Ostrander, Kunu RedCloud, Payton Schatzabel, Carter Scofield, Myisha Sharkey, Jack Smith, Alex Steffen; 7th grade: Katie Carlson; 8th grade: Kaeden Green, Sebastian Rodriguez.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by today, December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
7) Birthdays Today - December 13th...Abby Kinney. December 14th...Peyton Hoyer, Natalie Leach.
8) Please excuse the following students from the end of period 3 at 11:10 for Talent Show practice. The students should report to the cafeteria to eat lunch and then to the auditorium for practice. The practice will take place from approximately 11:30 to 1 p.m. 6th and 7th graders will miss period 6 and 8th graders will miss period 5. (Zabien Weis, Diva Norman, Emma Dietz, Olivia Meyer, Morgan Ostrander, Isabella Kuennen, Dethan Moore, Kaliyah Johnson, Caleb Perreard, Doug Saunders, Tania Rhone, Sam Fiegen, Bailey Smith, Monica Hughes, Savoy Williams, Dee Stoudemire, Deonte Howard, Keiyon Norman, Regan Connolly, Juanita Carter, Drew Kirton, Destiny Green, Shay Collins, Mykea Hall, Marlissa Myrick, Amellion Brand, Aayilah Miller, Daron Collins, Austin Troendle, Gryphon Metcalf, Derrick Welton, Destiny Schoenfeld, Tyina Berry.
9) The following students will represent Jefferson at the sectional spelling bee at Clarke University on Thursday, January 22nd. Way to go super spellers! Delano Cain, H8-2; Bevin Olson, H6-1; Maxwell Schumacher, H7-2; Chelce Tracht, H7-1; Dominick Wehrspann, H6-2. Our alternate is Tristan Dirth, H8-1. Our spelling bee participants included 6th grade: Brianna Bisenius-Gray, Travis Bries, Caleb Brothers, Hunter Catron, Lucas Freihoefer, Bryan Gonzalez, Katelynn Harvey, Zion Johnson, Rylee Lynch, Aaliyah Miller, Jackson Ostrander, Kunu RedCloud, Payton Schatzabel, Carter Scofield, Myisha Sharkey, Jack Smith, Alex Steffen; 7th grade: Katie Carlson; 8th grade: Kaeden Green, Sebastian Rodriguez.
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Thursday, December 11, 2014 - Day A
Thursday, December 11, 2014 - Day A
No Drama 101 today - Thursday, December 11.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
7) Birthdays Today - December 11th...Hunter Fehsal, Akayla Kohl.
8) Sports Today - Wrestling Meet...Jefferson vs. Washington vs. Roosevelt vs. Mazzuchelli at Roosevelt beginning at 4 p.m.
9) The following students will represent Jefferson at the sectional spelling bee at Clarke University on Thursday, January 22nd. Way to go super spellers! Delano Cain, H8-2; Bevin Olson, H6-1; Maxwell Schumacher, H7-2; Chelce Tracht, H7-1; Dominick Wehrspann, H6-2. Our alternate is Tristan Dirth, H8-1. Our spelling bee participants included 6th grade: Brianna Bisenius-Gray, Travis Bries, Caleb Brothers, Hunter Catron, Lucas Freihoefer, Bryan Gonzalez, Katelynn Harvey, Zion Johnson, Rylee Lynch, Aaliyah Miller, Jackson Ostrander, Kunu RedCloud, Payton Schatzabel, Carter Scofield, Myisha Sharkey, Jack Smith, Alex Steffen; 7th grade: Katie Carlson; 8th grade: Kaeden Green, Sebastian Rodriguez.
No Drama 101 today - Thursday, December 11.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff.
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
7) Birthdays Today - December 11th...Hunter Fehsal, Akayla Kohl.
8) Sports Today - Wrestling Meet...Jefferson vs. Washington vs. Roosevelt vs. Mazzuchelli at Roosevelt beginning at 4 p.m.
9) The following students will represent Jefferson at the sectional spelling bee at Clarke University on Thursday, January 22nd. Way to go super spellers! Delano Cain, H8-2; Bevin Olson, H6-1; Maxwell Schumacher, H7-2; Chelce Tracht, H7-1; Dominick Wehrspann, H6-2. Our alternate is Tristan Dirth, H8-1. Our spelling bee participants included 6th grade: Brianna Bisenius-Gray, Travis Bries, Caleb Brothers, Hunter Catron, Lucas Freihoefer, Bryan Gonzalez, Katelynn Harvey, Zion Johnson, Rylee Lynch, Aaliyah Miller, Jackson Ostrander, Kunu RedCloud, Payton Schatzabel, Carter Scofield, Myisha Sharkey, Jack Smith, Alex Steffen; 7th grade: Katie Carlson; 8th grade: Kaeden Green, Sebastian Rodriguez.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 - Day B
Student Announcements - Wednesday, December 10, 2014 - Day B
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated to participate in the Belin-Blank Summer Institute held in Iowa City in June. (House 7-1: Jessica Droessler, Jacob Fonck, Noah Francois, David Heinold, Shaelyn Hostager, Jacqueline Mootz, Kaine Oberbroeckling, Caleb Perreard, Jared Sabers, Trenton Sanchez, Blake Schleter, Avery Setter, Chelce Tracht, Derek Veltstra, Naomi Winkelman.) (House 7-2: Adeline Coenen, Ella Esser, Emma Gilles, Paige Hanson, Gryphon Metcalf.) (House 8-1: Sean Bradley, Isaac Cretsinger, Carly Dalberg, Owen Dunne, Grace Harwood, Cole Heim, Ben Hermiston, Kaitlyn Howard, Kayla LaPage, Wesley Meyer, Tristan Miller, Rowyn Olson, Morgan Ostrander, Devin Roling, Laine Sanderson, Bailey Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Elizabeth Thill.) (House 8-2: Sami Clark, Samantha Fiegen, Logan Higgins, Megan Kauffman, Drew Kirton, Hannah Kramer, Garrett Long, Olivia Meyer, Raine Schmitt, Ted Spring, Joe Vize, Vera Weis, Zaebian Weis, Moriah Zimmerman.)
7) Belin-Blank nominees: If you are interested in applying for the Blank Summer Institute in Iowa City, please return the Parent Consent Form to Ms. Weber in the Guidance area by Wednesday, December 10th. If you have questions, stop by her office, or email her at: miweber@dbqschools.org
8) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
9) Birthdays Today - December 10th...Kalob Green.
10) What are synthetic drugs? How do you know if someone is using them? Synthetic drugs are not for human consumption, they are legal and deadly. Learn the answers to these questions and more. Come for a presentation at Washington Middle School today, December 10, 2014 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Free admission.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated to participate in the Belin-Blank Summer Institute held in Iowa City in June. (House 7-1: Jessica Droessler, Jacob Fonck, Noah Francois, David Heinold, Shaelyn Hostager, Jacqueline Mootz, Kaine Oberbroeckling, Caleb Perreard, Jared Sabers, Trenton Sanchez, Blake Schleter, Avery Setter, Chelce Tracht, Derek Veltstra, Naomi Winkelman.) (House 7-2: Adeline Coenen, Ella Esser, Emma Gilles, Paige Hanson, Gryphon Metcalf.) (House 8-1: Sean Bradley, Isaac Cretsinger, Carly Dalberg, Owen Dunne, Grace Harwood, Cole Heim, Ben Hermiston, Kaitlyn Howard, Kayla LaPage, Wesley Meyer, Tristan Miller, Rowyn Olson, Morgan Ostrander, Devin Roling, Laine Sanderson, Bailey Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Elizabeth Thill.) (House 8-2: Sami Clark, Samantha Fiegen, Logan Higgins, Megan Kauffman, Drew Kirton, Hannah Kramer, Garrett Long, Olivia Meyer, Raine Schmitt, Ted Spring, Joe Vize, Vera Weis, Zaebian Weis, Moriah Zimmerman.)
7) Belin-Blank nominees: If you are interested in applying for the Blank Summer Institute in Iowa City, please return the Parent Consent Form to Ms. Weber in the Guidance area by Wednesday, December 10th. If you have questions, stop by her office, or email her at: miweber@dbqschools.org
8) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
9) Birthdays Today - December 10th...Kalob Green.
10) What are synthetic drugs? How do you know if someone is using them? Synthetic drugs are not for human consumption, they are legal and deadly. Learn the answers to these questions and more. Come for a presentation at Washington Middle School today, December 10, 2014 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Free admission.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Tuesday, December 9, 2014 - Day A
Tuesday, December 9, 2014 - Day A
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) Today, the following 8th graders will be gone for Green Dot Training. (Zach Smith, Zaebien Weis, Rowyn Olson, Lizzy Thill, Allison Klein, Taya Hess, Ben Hermiston, Owen Dunne, Destiny Green, Diaviyan Norman, Drew Kirton, Dee Stoudemire, Joe Vize, Olivia Meyer, Maddie Peter, Regan Connolly, Morgan Hinman, Garrett Long, Riley Connolly, Alex Cota.
7) Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated to participate in the Belin-Blank Summer Institute held in Iowa City in June. (House 7-1: Jessica Droessler, Jacob Fonck, Noah Francois, David Heinold, Shaelyn Hostager, Jacqueline Mootz, Kaine Oberbroeckling, Caleb Perreard, Jared Sabers, Trenton Sanchez, Blake Schleter, Avery Setter, Chelce Tracht, Derek Veltstra, Naomi Winkelman.) (House 7-2: Adeline Coenen, Ella Esser, Emma Gilles, Paige Hanson, Gryphon Metcalf.) (House 8-1: Sean Bradley, Isaac Cretsinger, Carly Dalberg, Owen Dunne, Grace Harwood, Cole Heim, Ben Hermiston, Kaitlyn Howard, Kayla LaPage, Wesley Meyer, Tristan Miller, Rowyn Olson, Morgan Ostrander, Devin Roling, Laine Sanderson, Bailey Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Elizabeth Thill.) (House 8-2: Sami Clark, Samantha Fiegen, Logan Higgins, Megan Kauffman, Drew Kirton, Hannah Kramer, Garrett Long, Olivia Meyer, Raine Schmitt, Ted Spring, Joe Vize, Vera Weis, Zaebian Weis, Moriah Zimmerman.)
8) Belin-Blank nominees: If you are interested in applying for the Blank Summer Institute in Iowa City, please return the Parent Consent Form to Ms. Weber in the Guidance area by Wednesday, December 10th. If you have questions, stop by her office, or email her at: miweber@dbqschools.org
9) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
10) Birthdays Today - December 9th...Kunu Redcloud.
11) What are synthetic drugs? How do you know if someone is using them? Synthetic drugs are not for human consumption, they are legal and deadly. Learn the answers to these questions and more. Come for a presentation at Washington Middle School on Wednesday, December 10, 2014 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Free admission.
12) Sports Today - Wrestling Meet...Jefferson vs. Drexler vs. Washington at Jefferson beginning at 4 p.m.
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting today, December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) Today, the following 8th graders will be gone for Green Dot Training. (Zach Smith, Zaebien Weis, Rowyn Olson, Lizzy Thill, Allison Klein, Taya Hess, Ben Hermiston, Owen Dunne, Destiny Green, Diaviyan Norman, Drew Kirton, Dee Stoudemire, Joe Vize, Olivia Meyer, Maddie Peter, Regan Connolly, Morgan Hinman, Garrett Long, Riley Connolly, Alex Cota.
7) Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated to participate in the Belin-Blank Summer Institute held in Iowa City in June. (House 7-1: Jessica Droessler, Jacob Fonck, Noah Francois, David Heinold, Shaelyn Hostager, Jacqueline Mootz, Kaine Oberbroeckling, Caleb Perreard, Jared Sabers, Trenton Sanchez, Blake Schleter, Avery Setter, Chelce Tracht, Derek Veltstra, Naomi Winkelman.) (House 7-2: Adeline Coenen, Ella Esser, Emma Gilles, Paige Hanson, Gryphon Metcalf.) (House 8-1: Sean Bradley, Isaac Cretsinger, Carly Dalberg, Owen Dunne, Grace Harwood, Cole Heim, Ben Hermiston, Kaitlyn Howard, Kayla LaPage, Wesley Meyer, Tristan Miller, Rowyn Olson, Morgan Ostrander, Devin Roling, Laine Sanderson, Bailey Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Elizabeth Thill.) (House 8-2: Sami Clark, Samantha Fiegen, Logan Higgins, Megan Kauffman, Drew Kirton, Hannah Kramer, Garrett Long, Olivia Meyer, Raine Schmitt, Ted Spring, Joe Vize, Vera Weis, Zaebian Weis, Moriah Zimmerman.)
8) Belin-Blank nominees: If you are interested in applying for the Blank Summer Institute in Iowa City, please return the Parent Consent Form to Ms. Weber in the Guidance area by Wednesday, December 10th. If you have questions, stop by her office, or email her at: miweber@dbqschools.org
9) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
10) Birthdays Today - December 9th...Kunu Redcloud.
11) What are synthetic drugs? How do you know if someone is using them? Synthetic drugs are not for human consumption, they are legal and deadly. Learn the answers to these questions and more. Come for a presentation at Washington Middle School on Wednesday, December 10, 2014 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Free admission.
12) Sports Today - Wrestling Meet...Jefferson vs. Drexler vs. Washington at Jefferson beginning at 4 p.m.
Monday, December 8, 2014
Monday, December 8, 2014 - Day B
Monday, December 8, 2014 - Day B
2) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
3) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
4) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
5) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
6) Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated to participate in the Belin-Blank Summer Institute held in Iowa City in June. (House 7-1: Jessica Droessler, Jacob Fonck, Noah Francois, David Heinold, Shaelyn Hostager, Jacqueline Mootz, Kaine Oberbroeckling, Caleb Perreard, Jared Sabers, Trenton Sanchez, Blake Schleter, Avery Setter, Chelce Tracht, Derek Veltstra, Naomi Winkelman.) (House 7-2: Adeline Coenen, Ella Esser, Emma Gilles, Paige Hanson, Gryphon Metcalf.) (House 8-1: Sean Bradley, Isaac Cretsinger, Carly Dalberg, Owen Dunne, Grace Harwood, Cole Heim, Ben Hermiston, Kaitlyn Howard, Kayla LaPage, Wesley Meyer, Tristan Miller, Rowyn Olson, Morgan Ostrander, Devin Roling, Laine Sanderson, Bailey Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Elizabeth Thill.) (House 8-2: Sami Clark, Samantha Fiegen, Logan Higgins, Megan Kauffman, Drew Kirton, Hannah Kramer, Garrett Long, Olivia Meyer, Raine Schmitt, Ted Spring, Joe Vize, Vera Weis, Zaebian Weis, Moriah Zimmerman.)
7) Belin-Blank nominees: If you are interested in applying for the Blank Summer Institute in Iowa City, please return the Parent Consent Form to Ms. Weber in the Guidance area by Wednesday, December 10th. If you have questions, stop by her office, or email her at: miweber@dbqschools.org
8) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
9) Birthdays Today - December 8th...Natalie Scherf.
10) What are synthetic drugs? How do you know if someone is using them? Synthetic drugs are not for human consumption, they are legal and deadly. Learn the answers to these questions and more. Come for a presentation at Washington Middle School on Wednesday, December 10, 2014 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Free admission.
11) Sports Today - Girls Basketball...Jefferson vs. Drexler Red. 7th grade at Jefferson and 8th grade at Drexler; both games begin at 4 p.m.
12) The following students need to report to the productions studio across from the small lunchroom at 7:45 a.m. on Monday morning for TJMS Live! (Jocelynn Wisner, Amaya Schwartz, Jayme Wuertzer, Riley Uthe, Riley Bleymeyer, and Erin Weigman)
13) Our Lego League teams participated in the regional competition on Saturday at Roosevelt. 6th grade team members: Alex Berry, Justin Christensen, Hunter Fehsal, Matthew Fonck, Bryan Gonzalez, Tim Leslein, Emily Mueller, Adam Mustafa, Alec Nissen, Isaac Nissen, Quianna Sabers, McKennan Saunders & Coach Jill Duggan. 8th grade team members: Sean Bradley, Sami Clark, Owen Dunne, Lizzie Freiburger, Ben Hermiston, Grace Harwood, Taya Hess, Garrett Long, Tyler Lyons, Maddie Peter, Joe Vize, and Coach Stacy Duran. Our 8th grade team received honorable mention in the area of Core Values. We are so proud of our Hillhawk First Lego League teams!
Friday, December 5, 2014
Friday, December 5, 2014 - Day A
Student Announcements - Friday, December 5, 2014 - Day A
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
4) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
5) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
6) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
7) Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated to participate in the Belin-Blank Summer Institute held in Iowa City in June. (House 7-1: Jessica Droessler, Jacob Fonck, Noah Francois, David Heinold, Shaelyn Hostager, Jacqueline Mootz, Kaine Oberbroeckling, Caleb Perreard, Jared Sabers, Trenton Sanchez, Blake Schleter, Avery Setter, Chelce Tracht, Derek Veltstra, Naomi Winkelman.) (House 7-2: Adeline Coenen, Ella Esser, Emma Gilles, Paige Hanson, Gryphon Metcalf.) (House 8-1: Sean Bradley, Isaac Cretsinger, Carly Dalberg, Owen Dunne, Grace Harwood, Cole Heim, Ben Hermiston, Kaitlyn Howard, Kayla LaPage, Wesley Meyer, Tristan Miller, Rowyn Olson, Morgan Ostrander, Devin Roling, Laine Sanderson, Bailey Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Elizabeth Thill.) (House 8-2: Sami Clark, Samantha Fiegen, Logan Higgins, Megan Kauffman, Drew Kirton, Hannah Kramer, Garrett Long, Olivia Meyer, Raine Schmitt, Ted Spring, Joe Vize, Vera Weis, Zaebian Weis, Moriah Zimmerman.)
8) Belin-Blank nominees: If you are interested in applying for the Blank Summer Institute in Iowa City, please return the Parent Consent Form to Ms. Weber in the Guidance area by Wednesday, December 10th. If you have questions, stop by her office, or email her at: miweber@dbqschools.org
9) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
10) Birthdays Today - December 5th...Celia CasarrubiasKelley, Wesley Meyer. December 7th...Julian Jolet.
11) What are synthetic drugs? How do you know if someone is using them? Synthetic drugs are not for human consumption, they are legal and deadly. Learn the answers to these questions and more. Come for a presentation at Washington Middle School on Wednesday, December 10, 2014 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Free admission.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
4) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
5) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
6) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
7) Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated to participate in the Belin-Blank Summer Institute held in Iowa City in June. (House 7-1: Jessica Droessler, Jacob Fonck, Noah Francois, David Heinold, Shaelyn Hostager, Jacqueline Mootz, Kaine Oberbroeckling, Caleb Perreard, Jared Sabers, Trenton Sanchez, Blake Schleter, Avery Setter, Chelce Tracht, Derek Veltstra, Naomi Winkelman.) (House 7-2: Adeline Coenen, Ella Esser, Emma Gilles, Paige Hanson, Gryphon Metcalf.) (House 8-1: Sean Bradley, Isaac Cretsinger, Carly Dalberg, Owen Dunne, Grace Harwood, Cole Heim, Ben Hermiston, Kaitlyn Howard, Kayla LaPage, Wesley Meyer, Tristan Miller, Rowyn Olson, Morgan Ostrander, Devin Roling, Laine Sanderson, Bailey Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Elizabeth Thill.) (House 8-2: Sami Clark, Samantha Fiegen, Logan Higgins, Megan Kauffman, Drew Kirton, Hannah Kramer, Garrett Long, Olivia Meyer, Raine Schmitt, Ted Spring, Joe Vize, Vera Weis, Zaebian Weis, Moriah Zimmerman.)
8) Belin-Blank nominees: If you are interested in applying for the Blank Summer Institute in Iowa City, please return the Parent Consent Form to Ms. Weber in the Guidance area by Wednesday, December 10th. If you have questions, stop by her office, or email her at: miweber@dbqschools.org
9) It's time for the Battle of the Books! Start Reading, NOW!!!!!!!
10) Birthdays Today - December 5th...Celia CasarrubiasKelley, Wesley Meyer. December 7th...Julian Jolet.
11) What are synthetic drugs? How do you know if someone is using them? Synthetic drugs are not for human consumption, they are legal and deadly. Learn the answers to these questions and more. Come for a presentation at Washington Middle School on Wednesday, December 10, 2014 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Free admission.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Thursday, December 4, 2014 - Day B
Student Announcements - Thursday, December 4, 2014 - Day B
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library until Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
4) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
5) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
6) Birthdays Today - December 4th...Aryana Birch, Gwenith Dunlap, Isabella Shepherd, Darion Wynn.
7) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
8) Sports Today - Girls Basketball...Jefferson vs. Roosevelt Silver. 7th grade at Jefferson and 8th grade at Roosevelt; both games begin at 4 p.m.
9) Sports Today - Wrestling...Wrestling Meet with Jefferson vs. Roosevelt vs. Mazzuchelli at Mazzuchelli beginning at 4 p.m.
10) Wish the wrestling team and girls basketball players good luck. Hillhawks will be competing tonight.
11) No drama 101 tonight. We meet again on Tuesday next week.
12) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library until Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
4) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
5) Second semester LEAP registration is due by December 12th. Lots of new programs, space is often limited. Turn in registration to main office, ASAP!
6) Birthdays Today - December 4th...Aryana Birch, Gwenith Dunlap, Isabella Shepherd, Darion Wynn.
7) Auditions for this year's musical will be after-school on December 16th and 17th. The musical is "The Sound of Music". The director, Emily Zebarth, will have sessions on December 9th and 11th from 2:30-4:00 to help prepare students for auditions; including teaching songs, practice reading lines, and tips on auditioning. Students can audition without attending these sessions.
8) Sports Today - Girls Basketball...Jefferson vs. Roosevelt Silver. 7th grade at Jefferson and 8th grade at Roosevelt; both games begin at 4 p.m.
9) Sports Today - Wrestling...Wrestling Meet with Jefferson vs. Roosevelt vs. Mazzuchelli at Mazzuchelli beginning at 4 p.m.
10) Wish the wrestling team and girls basketball players good luck. Hillhawks will be competing tonight.
11) No drama 101 tonight. We meet again on Tuesday next week.
12) Tis the Season!!! Holiday Grams will be on sale during morning homebase starting December 9th through December 16th. They will be delivered on December 19th. This is a great way to deliver a thoughtful, cheerful holiday message with a candy cane treat to anyone you like. You can buy your Holiday Grams for $.25 a piece during homebase, color them, fill them out correctly, and turn them into the Holiday Gram box in the library. Any questions ask your friendly HillHawk Helper or Mr. Hatcher. All proceeds will be donated.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Wednesday, December 3, 2014 - Day A
Student Announcements - Wednesday, December 3, 2014 - Day A
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library until Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
4) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
5) If you are passionate about issues, get involved in Young Citizen's Forum. Our first meeting will be today, December 3rd. 6th grade during Pd 0 in Room 207 (Ms. Thimmesch's room). 7th/8th grade during Pd 4 in Room 08 (Ms. Pelkey's room). Find out what it's all about!
6) Second semester LEAP Brochures will be handed during homebase. Registration is due Friday, December 12th, remember space is limited in most programs, the sooner you turn your registration in, the better the chance you have for getting into it. Homework help is a LEAP program, you must register for it. Turn all completed registration forms into the main office.
7) Birthdays Today - December 3rd...Grace Becker.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library until Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
4) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
5) If you are passionate about issues, get involved in Young Citizen's Forum. Our first meeting will be today, December 3rd. 6th grade during Pd 0 in Room 207 (Ms. Thimmesch's room). 7th/8th grade during Pd 4 in Room 08 (Ms. Pelkey's room). Find out what it's all about!
6) Second semester LEAP Brochures will be handed during homebase. Registration is due Friday, December 12th, remember space is limited in most programs, the sooner you turn your registration in, the better the chance you have for getting into it. Homework help is a LEAP program, you must register for it. Turn all completed registration forms into the main office.
7) Birthdays Today - December 3rd...Grace Becker.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Tuesday, December 2, 2014 - Day B
Student Announcements - Tuesday, December 2, 2014 - Day B
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library until Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
4) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
5) If you are passionate about issues, get involved in Young Citizen's Forum. Our first meeting will be on Wednesday, December 3rd. 6th grade during Pd 0 in Room 207 (Ms. Thimmesch's room). 7th/8th grade during Pd 4 in Room 08 (Ms. Pelkey's room). Find out what it's all about!
6) Second semester LEAP Brochures will be handed during homebase. Registration is due Friday, December 12th, remember space is limited in most programs, the sooner you turn your registration in, the better the chance you have for getting into it. Homework help is a LEAP program, you must register for it. Turn all completed registration forms into the main office.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library until Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
4) Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: H6-1: Adam Hermiston & Erica Rohner; H6-2: Abigail Kramer & Dawson Mussman; H7-1: Tyina Berry & Carley Hayes; H7-2: Myles Carroll & Paige Hansen; H8-1: Elizabeth Freiburger & Jacob Horch; H8-2: Gabby Fondell & Nick Torrey. https://www.smore.com/88ws5
5) If you are passionate about issues, get involved in Young Citizen's Forum. Our first meeting will be on Wednesday, December 3rd. 6th grade during Pd 0 in Room 207 (Ms. Thimmesch's room). 7th/8th grade during Pd 4 in Room 08 (Ms. Pelkey's room). Find out what it's all about!
6) Second semester LEAP Brochures will be handed during homebase. Registration is due Friday, December 12th, remember space is limited in most programs, the sooner you turn your registration in, the better the chance you have for getting into it. Homework help is a LEAP program, you must register for it. Turn all completed registration forms into the main office.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
Monday, December 1, 2014
Monday, December 1, 2014 - Day A
Student Announcements - Monday, December 1, 2014 - Day A
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) Birthdays Today - December 1st...Michael Conley, Kyle Schmidt.
4) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library from today to Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
5) Just a reminder the Monday December 1st girls basketball game has been moved to Thursday, December 4th. Same time and same places.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
1) Just a reminder that we are still saving BoxTops For Education. As you do your holiday baking, please watch for the Boxtop labels on package items. Clip them and bring them into the LRC. We will use these points to buy additional materials for Jefferson. Thank you, Library Staff. The Book Fair will be open next Wednesday, November 26th and will run through Friday, December 5th in the library!
2) Are you a G-R-E-A-T speller? Sign up to participate in the Jefferson spelling bee! We will hold a school-wide spelling competition on Wednesday, December 10th. The top 5 spellers will represent Jefferson at Clarke University at the sectional spelling bee in January. To sign up, stop and see Ms. Weber in the Guidance area or email her at miweber@dbqschools.org.
3) Birthdays Today - December 1st...Michael Conley, Kyle Schmidt.
4) The Holiday Book fair will be in the Library from today to Friday, December 5th during the school day. Free gift wrapping will be available again this year! Also we will be running a book contest during the fair. For every book title of Sisters, Maze Runner , or Wimpy Kids Hard Luck you purchase. You can put your name in for a drawing to WIN a poster or the grand prize is a Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
5) Just a reminder the Monday December 1st girls basketball game has been moved to Thursday, December 4th. Same time and same places.
NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra Congratulations to the following Jefferson musicians selected to participate in the NEISTA Invitational Honors Orchestra on Jan. 10 in Waverly-Shell Rock! TJMS, Director Sara Sulecki Grace Harwood, violin Wesley Miller, violin
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