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Please join us here the Jefferson for our Trunk or Treat event on Thursday October 27th from 5:30-7:00PM. Not only will there be candy passed out to children, we will also have food trucks, music, prizes, and more family fun. If you would like to register a car to participate or if you would like to donate candy please contact Eleanna Vlahos-Hall at 330-675-6960 ext. 6232

Jefferson picture day is Monday, October 17th. If you would like to purchase pictures for your child, please be sure the order form and money is turned in at the time of pictures.

There are no classes for Warren City School students on Friday, October 14th due to NEOEA day. Classes will resume on Monday, October 17th.

Students enjoyed a tailgate party recently at Jefferson as a reward for all their hard work, good attendance, and great behavior while at school. Students earned points throughout the month of September and were able to enjoy games, food, music, and time to visit with their friends.

Fifth graders in Mrs. Oswald’s technology class have been learning about coding. Students have had the opportunity to practice their new skills by using Ozbot robots. Students use coding sheets to create paths for their robots to follow. Great job fifth graders!

Students in Ms. Gabrick’s eighth grade science class recently completed an experiment to discover how volcanic landscapes form.

First graders celebrated the end of their unit on apples by enjoying a delicious treat. Over the past week students have had apple themed lessons in science, language arts, as well as math.

Jefferson students participated in Warren G. Harding’s Band Night on September 17. The students worked with high school majorettes and flag line members to learn routines that were performed during the pregame portion of the band night. There was a huge audience to cheer them on and they had a wonderful time. Great job to all of the Jefferson students that took part in this wonderful program!

Students in Mrs. Lines’ first grade class made a fun discovery during their recess time. Students noticed a grasshopper on the playground and gathered to see it. Once recess was over they placed it safely in the grass and went back to their classroom. A discussion about grasshoppers led to students researching information. Their favorite fact is that a grasshopper is that it can jump between ten to twenty times its body length! Great job first graders!

Recently, our first group of students from Jefferson were rewarded with tokens to get a book from our new vending machine. Students can earn tokens for the machine by doing a great job on work, being kind, following the WARREN acronym, and many other ways. Congratulations to our students that already earned tokens!