🇺🇸JMS honors Veterans🇺🇸
🏃♀️ Fast Feet 🏃♀️
Our Health & Wellness committee encouraged staff to sign up for the Jenks 5K and these ladies showed out! Hallie Sutter won second place overall, Alejandra Nolte got third place in her age group and Alicia Toy won third place in her age group as well. Way to go ladies!
There's been a turn of events!!!!
Beloved 8th grade math teacher Mr Tucci put his name on a bucket and asked kids to donate money to pie him with--specifically--a Key Like pie!!! Thank you Mr Tucci for having fun and promoting school spirit.
StuCo is raising funds for future fun school-wide spirit events. Donations accepted through 11/13.
🐝 Congratulations to Nathania Ellis for winning this year's JMS spelling Bee. After an impressive display of spelling skills, Nathania emerged as the champion spelling her way to victory! A huge shout out to all of our amazing participants who worked hard and gave their best; you are all winners in our book! We're so proud of you, Nathania, for your dedication and determination. We can't wait to see what you achieve next.
8th grade STUCO students attended a program called "Better Conversations" today in the MS media center led by the OKC Bombing Memorial Museum. They discussed leadership, having difficult conversations, and the OKC Bombing. After, they went outside for a rededication ceremony of the middle school Survivor’s Tree”
Who will get a pie in the face?
Kids can donate during lunch.
Students are learning that publishing their work is a rewarding part of the writing process. After writing their personal narrative/memoir essays, these students were chosen as classroom winners to be featured on Mrs. Gunsaulis's classroom publishing wall. Great job authors! 📝
🥧Student Council's fundraiser, Pie a Principal, kicked off yesterday at lunch. Students choose which principal they'd like to see get a pie in the face at our pep rally on 11/22 and vote with their $!
Thank you Redeemer church for providing lunch for our JMS staff today! Yum!
Yesterday on Halloween, students in Mrs. Swift's 7-4 Science classes enjoyed a fun and tasty scientific activity! Each student started by hypothesizing which color M&M would be the most and least common in a fun-size bag. Then, they dove into the experiment—counting the M&Ms in their bags, collecting data, and sharing results. Together, they created a bar graph to visualize the findings and discussed the class results. It was a hands-on way to practice data analysis, and the Halloween treat made it extra sweet!
Congratulations to our classified and certified staff members of the month, Liliana Fragoso & Stephen Tillinghast!
Team 7-2 students—and their mad scientist teacher, Dr. Nolte—had a monster mash of science today! Spooky experiments in the lab packed the day with treats and tricks. But beware! These ghouls are no ordinary mindless zombies - they are frighteningly smart!
😱Hauntingly good 😱
Happy Halloween 🧡🖤🧡🖤
S C A R Y! 🎃🦇🕸️🕷️
B O O! 👻
S P O O O O K Y!!! 🎃👻💀 (first post of many)
Have fun and be safe tonight, JMS!🍭
Thank you to all the parents who came out tonight to learn about teen brain development at our first parent night of the school year. Special thanks to our presenters Meredith Waddel and Emily Ervin.
Fusing science and fantasy, the bright young minds of Team 7-2 have crafted a legion of superheroes (and villains) inspired by the elements of the Periodic Table. Each character’s abilities showcase the unique properties of their chosen element. From electrical conductivity to radioactivity, every hero brings a distinctive skillset to the table *pun intended*. Visit our gallery to explore and learn from the students’ creations, now on display in the upstairs 200 Wing (only for limited time).
