Wow! What an incredible morning spent at Jenks Middle School! 🎼🧬🦎🇺🇸
Dr. Butterfield was serenaded by Mr. Brown's 7th grade Vocal Music students, sat in on DNA trait research presentations, and was introduced to Mr. Ratliff's leopard gecko, Dread! Her last stop was in Mr. Ford's 8th grade US history class where students shared their artwork on what life in the colonies was like. Thank you, teachers, for having us in your classrooms today!
Happy Halloween from Taylor Swift, a dinosaur, Jack Skellington, Fancy Nancy, Rainbow Fish, and a tiger! 🤩📚🎃 Jenks Southeast Elementary Trojans kicked off Halloween by dressing up as their favorite book character and parading down the halls. Prepare yourselves for these not-so-spooky, but adorable pictures!
Thanks to the Jenks Public Schools Foundation, all 11th grade students had the opportunity to visit University of Oklahoma's Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art. This Growing Through the Arts experience allowed juniors to explore the art of various periods and cultures in one of the finest university art museums in the United States. The incredible opportunity to immerse our Trojans in different forms of art from around the world wouldn't have been possible without the funding from the JPSF! #5AFriday #Arts
Tomorrow - Friday, October 27 - is a Distance Learning Day for students. All JPS students will stay home tomorrow to participate in distance learning. Tomorrow is a collaboration day for JPS staff members who will use the time for professional development and strategizing on how to best support students.
Students in grades PreK-2 will bring home assignments in folders, while students in grades 3-12 will access assignments via Canvas.
For a full explanation of what to expect on JPS Distance Learning Days, please click the link in our bio.
Wasn't the first day of school yesterday? Enjoy your fall break, Trojans. We'll see you on Monday!
It was a beautiful evening to show our school spirit! To our community that shows so much love and support for their Trojan Family, THANK YOU! Don't forget to join us in Allan Trimble Stadium to watch our Jenks Trojans battle against the Moore Lions! Can't make it to the game? We got you- watch the game live on Trojan Tv only on YouTube. www.youtube.com/@jenkstrojantv
It was loud! It was groovy! And these Jenks High School Trojans are totally stoked for tonight's football game! The first Homecoming pep rally in the Frank Herald Fieldhouse was outstanding, and there was even a special appearance by Alex Aghajanian, President of the Tournament of Roses parade.
Congratulations to all of the homecoming court members and to Eduardo Pereyra and Magnolia Crissup for being named as Homecoming royalty. 🪩👑🏈 Don’t forget to join us on A Street for the Homecoming Parade starting at 5:30! See you there! ✌️
Homecoming starts NOW!
The talented 8th grade band welcomed Jenks Middle School students with the fight song as they got off buses and walked into school this morning. What a way to kick off Homecoming! Let's go Trojans! #5AFriday #Arts
Dr. Butterfield's site visit at Jenks Freshman Academy gave us all the creative vibes! ✏️📓
This morning, we had the opportunity to step into Ms. Foreman's English class where students were implementing different writing processes. Dr. Butterfield, Principal Gray, and the students took a glance at different images of different people and jotted down how the person made them feel. Students later used those explanations to develop characters. Thank you, Ms. Foreman, for welcoming us into your classroom!
Homecoming Week is here! Please be aware of changes to the Homecoming Parade route.
This year, the Homecoming Parade begins at 5:30 p.m. on Friday and the Parade will move east on A Street from Date Street to 3rd Street. The Parade WILL NOT be on Main Street this year due to the road construction.
Parking is available around the Parade route on a first-come, first-serve basis, lots by the Aquatic Center and north of Building 5 will be closed as Parade staging areas.
During the Parade, please stay off the street. All spectators should remain on the shoulder or the sidewalk for the duration of the Parade. Thank you!
These smiles tell you everything you need to know about the 17th annual Buddy Baseball game at Hinch Field today! Jenks Trojan Baseball players partner with students with special needs from around the District to create friendships and share the pure joy of playing the game. It was a beautiful day for making memories and hitting home runs! Thanks to all the players, buddies, coaches, and everyone else who made this a truly unforgettable afternoon!
Congratulations to Jenks High School junior Carissa Williams and senior Michael Epps for being selected for the OKC Thunder Fellows internship program! Developed by the Oklahoma City Thunder and Creative Arts Agency, the Thunder Fellows Program aims to unlock new opportunities in sports, entertainment, and technology for Black high school and college students in the Tulsa area. Carissa and Michael will be presented with hands-on experiences to build and enhance an effective skillset for their future endeavors. The opportunities are endless for these two Trojans! Thunder up! #5AFriday #Academics
FYI: Tomorrow – Wednesday, October 4 – the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), in coordination with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts.
The test is scheduled for tomorrow at approximately 1:20 p.m. Central Time. Test emergency alerts will be sent to all cell phones, TVs, and radios across the country.
This test is not connected in any way to Jenks Public Schools or our District alert notifications.
The purpose of the test is to ensure that the federal emergency alert systems continue to be an effective means of warning the public about emergencies, particularly those on a national level.
More information can be found on the FEMA website.
https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20230803/fema-and-fcc-plan-nationwide-emergency-alert-test-oct-4-2023
Jenks High School students in the International Scholars Program invited Jenks West Intermediate students on a trip around the world without even leaving JWI! ✈️🌎
Global Village presents different regions of the world to capture the cultural diversity of the entire student body. This fun and informative event allowed JWI students to explore visual displays and unique activities of each culture. What an awesome way for our Trojans to connect!
Hometown Huddle is happening NOW until 7:30 pm!
It's not too late to bring the family to the Downtown Commons in Jenks to enjoy food trucks, games, inflatables, live music, and more for FREE! A huge thank you to the Jenks Public Schools Foundation and Gateway Banking / Mortgage for putting on the best block party of the year.
Afterwards, we'll see you at Allan Trimble Stadium for the 7:30 kickoff against Westmoore. Can't make it to the game? No worries! Cheer on the Trojans from anywhere by streaming the game live on YouTube on Trojan TV. Click here to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenkstrojantv
Jenks Middle School Trojans brought their A-game to the annual JMS Smashdown dodgeball tournament as they battled for the chance to take on their teachers. Thanks to the JMS PTA and staff, for your help in making this such a fun, memorable event for all involved!
Jenks Middle School Trojans brought their A-game to the annual JMS Smashdown dodgeball tournament as they battled for the chance to take on their teachers. Thanks to the JMS PTA and staff, for your help in making this such a fun, memorable event for all involved!
*REMINDER* Tomorrow - Friday, September 29 - is a Distance Learning Day for students. All JPS students will stay home tomorrow to participate in distance learning. Tomorrow is a collaboration day for JPS staff members who will use the time for professional development and strategizing on how to best support students.
Students in grades PreK-2 will bring home assignments in folders, while students in grades 3-12 will access assignments via Canvas.
1️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ students from Jenks High School and Jenks Freshman Academy participated in the 23rd annual Trojan Leadership Conference today. Student leaders from various clubs and organizations engaged in different group activities at the Jenks Rock Gym and then went out into the community to serve different places like The Bridges Foundation and Jenks Community Food Bank. Great job, Trojans!
Students in Jenks Middle School's Health & Wellness classes partnered with Family & Children's Services to write positive messages in chalk around JMS to encourage each other, spread kindness, and raise awareness for National Suicide Prevention Month. Thank you, Trojans, for sharing these messages of hope with your peers.
