Students from Jefferson competed in the Challenge 24 math competition on Wednesday November 16th. Students have been practicing for many weeks under the direction of Mrs. Mesaros and Mr. Ryser. These students competed against over a hundred other students from all over Trumbull County.
We would like to give special recognition to Mya who made it to the third round and received a medal for her achievements. Great job to our wonderful MATH-letes!
Jefferson third graders performed a music program in honor of Veterans Day on November 11. They learned songs and poems under the direction of Ms. Komsa. Thank you to all the families that came out to watch this wonderful performance. The students did an amazing job honoring our veterans.
There will be NO SCHOOL for Warren City School students Wednesday, November 23rd through Friday, November 25th. Students return Monday, November 28th.
Conferences are being held on Tuesday, November 15th and Thursday, November 17th from 4:30pm to 7:30pm. Teachers will be reviewing Reading Improvement Plans (K-3), grades, and NWEA Map scores. Parents should be ready to ask questions about what the NWEA Maps scores tell about your student as a learner and ways to support learning at home. To schedule a conference with your child’s teacher complete the form that was sent home or call Ms. Stacey at 330-675-6963.
Our book fair returns to Jefferson November 14-18. We will be open in the library during school hours as well as during parent teacher conference times. All profits benefit our Jefferson library towards new books for our students.
There is an e-wallet option that is easy and quick to sign up for. This options allows you to upload funds so that your child does not need to bring cash to school. Click the following link to sign up and get more information. You can also shop online through this link.
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/jeffersonk8
Questions? Contact Mrs. Kittle at the Jefferson library
330-675-6960 ext. 6132
The Men of Distinction program returns to Jefferson. Mentors from the community work with middle school students as a positive role model. Recently, the men and students had a meet and greet to get to know each other. Thank you to the wonderful men in our community who have volunteered their time for this uplifting program we have here at Jefferson.
Kindergarten students at Jefferson continued our tradition of carving pumpkins with a helper. Students had guests come from home, student council members, members of the board office, as well as their teachers help them carve their pumpkins. At the end of the day students were able to take their pumpkins home. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event a success.
Jefferson hosted their annual trunk or treat, recently. Families from the community enjoyed candy, concessions, a visit from the Warren Fire Department, area therapy dogs, the Harding Robotics Club, Warren City bus drivers, as well as area church members volunteering their time. Over 1,200 people enjoyed the event.
