Prior to state testing this spring, 8th-grade students took a well-earned break from their preparation to enjoy a snack and a good book. Enjoy the photos from Mrs. Price!
Recently, Mrs. Dillon's and Mrs. Kahlig's junior high advanced math classes collaborated to complete a scavenger hunt on transformations to wrap up their last textbook chapter. Great job, kids!
While the BPA (Business Professionals of America) club had a very successful year running their cafe and competing, they weren't so successful when they recently visited Escape Muncie. They were close to escaping--only one clue away--but ultimately, their efforts failed. All is well, though, because they had a great time having fun and spending time together!
Join us in wishing our amazing nurses a wonderful day!
Please join us in wishing all of Jay School Corporation's teachers a Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
The 8th Grade Honor Society is pleased to announce that this year’s
Spring Dance will be held on Saturday, May 18th, from 3:00 pm to 6:00
pm. This dance is open to all 7th and 8th grade Jay County Jr-Sr High
School Students. Tickets will be sold to students during lunchtime Monday, May 13th through Friday, May 17th. No tickets will be sold at the door. The cost of the
dance is $5.00 per student.
The Jay County Junior High Academic Team of Troy Lee, Taven McKee, Elijah Snyder and Joel Wilson participated in the Junior Academic Super Bowl Area Contest on Saturday, April 27, 2024, at Delta Middle School.
The Social Studies team of Troy Lee and Elijah Snyder was the only Jay County team to place in the top 10 in their class. They placed 2nd of 5 teams in Class 2 at the Area Contest and were 5th statewide in Class 2 out of 40 participating schools statewide. Congratulations!
Congratulations to these four outstanding architecture students who have made the finals for the Indiana Architecture High School Design Competition: Willow Hardy, Cody Dehoff, Max Klopfenstein, & Gage Sims. Their work will be on display at the Arts Garden in the Circle Center Mall, Indianapolis, until May 3rd.
More prom photos to enjoy!
It's Early College Week in Indiana! Enjoy these photos of several of our EC freshmen displaying why they love Early College.
Students in Mr. Keller's dual-credit Calculus class recently completed an activity requiring them to determine the volume of a hard-boiled egg by using displacement and calculus techniques from class. They also used graphing calculator technology to help represent the data. Great job, Mr. Keller and students!
Prior to Spring Break, several of our Spanish and foreign exchange students traveled to Ohio to view the Hispanic Flamenco Ballet. They were able to observe a variety of Spanish dances and hear different types of Spanish music. There was even an opportunity for students to go on stage and learn some moves! After the program, the group enjoyed a Mexican lunch.
We hope you will enjoy these additional photos from last month's eighth-grade visit to Washington D.C. These photos show the wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. Students interested in laying the wreath were invited to participate in an essay contest. The students who earned the privilege this year based on their outstanding essays were Amara Crawford and Carson Westgerdes. Congratulations, to them. This was an amazing experience for all of the students in attendance.
Recently, a 2005 Jay County High School graduate was a guest speaker in our building. Registered Nurse Sarah Ullom spoke to Mrs. Price's junior high FACS class as a part of the careers unit. Ms. Ullom explained how she started as a student in Jean Anne Poole's Health Occupations Education class and is now in a nursing management role at IU Health Jay Hospital. She spoke about the various places a nurse can work, the types of nursing degrees, and what an ever-changing day in her shoes can look like.
Pictured are students being coached through a simulation of an in-air flight crew care team providing care to a critical patient. Thank you for taking the time to share about your career and the field of nursing, Sarah! It's always a good day to share in the Patriot Pride!
You've heard the saying, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." Well, there's no risk of dullness around here! While the academic work continues day in and day out, our staff and student organizations ensure that there are plenty of opportunities for play as well. Enjoy these photos from Tuesday's Student Council-sponsored Student vs. Teacher Night!
Senior Honors Night Invitation Information
Due to the FAFSA and SAR reports being released later than usual, Senior Honors Night invitations may come out later than they have in years past. Below are dates you should be aware of.
April 5th: First round of recipient names are due back to the Guidance Office
April 12th: Senior Honors Night Invitations will be sent out in the mail
April 19th: The remaining recipient names are expected to arrive.
April 22nd: Senior Honors Night Student Invitations will be sent out in the mail or phone calls will be made at this time to invite the remaining students who will be receiving an award or scholarship to attend Honors Night.
The 2024 Senior Honors Night is on Monday, April 29th at 7:00 p.m.
Our construction trades students have been busy acquiring new skills while completing a practical and beneficial project. The softball program will be enjoying new benches and equipment holders this season in the dugouts thanks to the work of Mr. Dishman's students. These students can take pride in knowing that the work they have produced has improved the campus and will be utilized and enjoyed by students for years to come. Great work, Mr. Dishman and students!
Spring Break is on a lot of minds, but the learning continues. Recently, students in Mrs. Aker's dual credit Biology II class completed a lab activity. Students measured the rate of a reaction using enzyme assay and rate experiments. They achieved good results. The enzyme was from a turnip!
Bus 2 takes on D.C. There are lots of smiles. It looks like a great time is being had by all!
Last evening, students and faculty chaperones departed for the annual 8th-grade Washington D.C. trip. Depicted are students from bus #2 at a stop in Gettysburg. They are pictured in front of the 19th Indiana Infantry Regiment Monument. We hope to continue to share photos from the trip throughout the next few days. Stay tuned!
