Our district visual art teachers used some after school PLC time to share ideas and work on vertical alignment.
Mrs. Harlan engaging her students inside the classroom... and in the hallways! Using a gallery walk to explore figurative language! Great work!
EJMS 8th graders had an informative and inspiring visit to the JCTC East Campus! Program Ambassadors did a fantastic job leading the way, sharing their knowledge, and offering valuable insights to guide these future high schoolers.
Representatives from JCS Maintenance, Custodial, and Transportation departments were recognized at last night's board meeting for their teams' outstanding efforts during the recent inclement weather. We are incredibly grateful for their hard work, dedication, and resilience—thank you to everyone for going above and beyond! #JCSExcellence #WeatherWarriors
Elementary Science Curriculum Committee met on Friday to come to consensus on how we want JCS students to experience Science in the classroom.
Mrs. Borders leading teachers in monthly Behavior Meetings! Reflecting on data and being intentional in engagement strategies so teachers can deep dive! Great work Mrs. Borders!
Congratulations to the students and staff at Red Oak Elementary on their fantastic performance of Finding Nemo, Kids!
New year, new floor! The hallway in front of the gym is getting a makeover! Shoutout to Greg and his team for making EJHS shine bright!
Congratulations to Todd Yochem and Bonnie Land for being December's Driver and Monitor of the Month. We are very appreciative for what you do for our students every day!
Thank you to the amazing JELV Admins, Counselors, and Instructional Coach who served up a delicious breakfast for students this morning—they also dished out a huge helping of love, laughter, and big smiles! Way to go, team, for showcasing Connected Citizenship at its finest! 💕🍳
Thanks to all the schools who graciously provided lunch to our transportation team today! This made our day!
Due to the hazardous conditions of several county roads and a cold weather advisory issued for tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22, 2025 will be NTI Day 7 for Jessamine County Schools. Wind chills are expected to drop as low as -10 to -20 degrees and ensuring the safety of our students and staff remains our top priority.
JCS childcare at NES will be open for students who are pre-registered for NTI care. AD’s and principals will communicate about athletics and extracurricular activities.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding!
A sweet gesture to brighten our day! 🍩 A big shoutout to EJMS for treating our amazing Transportation Team to delicious donuts last week. Your thoughtful kindness keeps us fueled and ready to navigate the challenges that winter brings. Thank you for your support!
Our team has been hard at work assessing road conditions today and has identified several areas with ice, making these roads too hazardous for our buses to travel safely. With additional freezing likely to occur overnight and a cold weather advisory in effect for tomorrow morning, student safety remains our top priority. Traveling to alternate bus stops and waiting in the predicted temperatures could pose additional risks. We are taking every precaution to ensure the well-being of our students and staff.
As a result, Tuesday, January 21, 2025, will be NTI Day # 6 for Jessamine County Schools. Childcare at NES will be open for students who are pre-registered for NTI care. AD's will communicate about athletic practices and games.
Please stay safe and warm!
The man, the myth, the legend- Mr. John Daugherty was surprised last night with the Jessamine Chamber of Commerce award for Excellence in Education!
His career in education and service has been so impactful!
Congrats Mr. D, well deserved!
Mr. Cumbie at WJMS hosts "Guys Read and Write" after school each week to help young men build a love of reading and writing.
A heartfelt thank you to our JCS family for all your incredible efforts this week in overcoming the challenges brought by Winter Storm Blair. A special shoutout to our amazing Maintenance and Custodial crews for their hard work preparing for cold temps, clearing snow and ice, and making repairs, and to our Transportation team for going above and beyond to get students safely back to school. We appreciate you and couldn't have done it without you! ❤️
Our arts teachers are thrilled to be back creating with students!
Join us this Friday night to celebrate two of Jessamine County's outstanding athletes Tuck and Walter Cooley as they are inducted into the Jessamine County Athletic Hall of Fame. The ceremony will take place in between the East/West Girls (6pm) and Boys (7:45pm) double header game. #WeAreJessamine #CelebratingExcellence
Mrs. Calhoun sets the stage for learning in her WJMS 6th grade ELA classroom by posting and reviewing the standard and success criteria so students know their target and when they are achieving mastery.
