It was a successful day for the JCNHS music department! Here is the rundown of ratings from Regional Solo/Small Ensemble in Holton on Saturday, April 9th.
1 ratings (Oustanding):
Mason Weishaar - Trombone
Clara Johnson - Trombone/Vocal
Caleb Worthington - Saxophone Solo/Sax Trio
Cole Burk - Saxophone Solo/Sax Trio
Cooper Coder - Sax Trio
Keagan Baker - Clarinet
Anna Vodden - Vocal
Gabe Masuch - Vocal
2 ratings (Excellent):
Tera Wistuba - Trombone
Karson Worthington - French Horn
Lydia Tweed - Vocal
Layne McAfee - Clarinet/Vocal
Kaiya Masuch - Vocal
Stephanie Painter - Flute
Izzy LeGrand - Clarinet
Cooper Coder - Vocal
Both the JCN vocal ensembles (Mixed and Women’s) received 1 ratings and will be going to State. Congratulations to all the students on their hard work!!! 🎵💚
Congratulations Ladies, Way to Go!!!!
USD 339 announces the following immediate opening:
DISTRICT OFFICE SECRETARY/TREASURER
Full-time 12-month position. Strong background and experience in payroll, accounting, and banking preferred. Demonstrated attention to detail with a high degree of accuracy. Flexible, self-starter with ability to set goals, prioritize tasks and handle multiple projects. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word programs. Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Deadline: IMMEDIATE
Applications are available at www.usd339.net or contact:
District Office, 310 5th Street, Winchester KS 66097 Phone: 913-774-2000
USD 339 Jefferson County North Schools is an equal opportunity employer.
Menu Change for Friday, April 8th
Beef and Bean Burrito will be served
More Blackout Poetry made my the Sophomore class!
The Sophomore English classes worked on Blackout Poetry for National Poetry Month. They did a fantastic job, and they had fun too! Nice job, Sophomores!
Yearbook are now for sale at the high school! Until April 20, classic yearbooks are $25, and personalized yearbooks are $29 if you would like your name stamped on the cover. After April 20, the classic will cost $29, and there will not be the personalized, name stamping option.
Regional Track and Field Assignments were published on the KSHSAA website. JCN will be hosting 16 schools on May 20th, starting at 3:00pm. Check out the KSHSAA link to see which schools we host. https://www.kshsaa.org/Public/Track/RegionalAssignments.cfm
MS Girls Cheer Tryout Clinic Reminder! Starts tonight 😁! April 5th-7th, 6:00-7:30 @EMS
It's an exciting week at JCNHS. Track meets start today. Friday the seniors will be presenting their SENIOR PROJECT PRESENTATIONS. We end the week the prom red carpet event starting at 7 pm and prom beginning at 8 pm on Saturday.
FBLA members competed at State Conference last week and represented JCN well! The top 4 in each event will be going to Nationals!
Business Calculations - Lawrence Pollard - 8th
Computer Applications - Clara Johnson - 1st
Cyber Security - Keagan Baker - 3rd
Database Design & Applications - Keagan Baker - 7th
Help Desk - Lawrence Pollard - 7th
Intro to Public Speaking - Aubrey Weishaar - 3rd
Networking Infrastructures - Keagan Baker - 7th
Spreadsheet Applications - Holly Forge - 1st
Word Processing - Eli Weishaar - 5th
April is National Poetry Month! We are celebrating here in the high school library by creating blackout poetry to decorate the “poet-tree” with. On Monday, April 4th “readin’ with my Peeps” starts. We will read a book written in prose, Three Things I Know are True.
FBLA at State Leadership Conference
The phones at the schools and district office are not working this morning in case you are trying to telephone them. We have a call in to the company and they will hopefully be back in working order soon.
A huge thank you to those who came out to see "Puffs" on Friday and Saturday night! The show was an amazing success, and the kids were happy to see you there! Thank you so much for your continued support of the JCN Theatre Department!
I enjoyed watching Ryan Feldkamp, sr., play in the Highland All Star Game on Sunday. He played very well with 19 points and 6 rebounds in the game. Congrats!
The seniors finished listening to Pretend She’s Here, our read aloud book, today. We celebrated with chips and salsa and brownies. On April 4th we will start another book Three Things I Know are True by Betty Culley, a book written in prose for National Poetry Month.
The Juniors and Seniors were all invited to the prom by this year’s prom servers. It will be a “roaring” good time!
Theatre in Our Schools Facts #10 and #11 !
10: "High school students who earn multiple arts credits are five times more likely
to graduate than students with low involvement in the arts." National Endowment for the Arts: The Arts and Achievement in At-Risk Youth, 2012
11: "Students attending live performances of theater (i.e., field trips and school performances) demonstrated higher levels of social emotional skills, and stronger command of the plot and vocabulary of the play they attended, versus viewing movie adaptations of the same plays." Educational Researcher, 2018
MS Scholar's Bowl tonight, March 21st, at Jackson Heights is cancelled.