Kindergarten classes at Jefferson celebrated Earth day by learning about the holiday and lending a helping hand around our school. They walked the grounds of the school helping to clean up litter using their grabbing tools.
Students in our 21st Century afterschool program recently went Echo Lanes to bowl. Students earned this trip for showing positive leadership skills and academic achievement.
Our Jefferson preschool classes recently added some new fluffy friends to their classroom! Students have housed eggs for the last few weeks and have waited patiently for them to hatch, observing and learning about eggs and chickens.
Eighth grade band students have had the opportunity to tutor sixth grade band members recently during the school day. A large number of the band was able to listen to the older students experiences and receive one on one help with their instruments.
We are now taking yearbook orders! The cost of each book is $20.00, cash only. You can also order online this year at the following website:
http://www.yearbookordercenter.com
ENTER CODE #19185 for Jefferson School
We will take orders orders until April 14.
Yearbooks will arrive late May. No extras will be ordered so please place your order at this time. If you have questions, please contact Mrs. Kittle at the school 330-675-6960 ext. 6132.
Each week, 6th graders in STEM class show off their thinking and cooperative skills by completing a creativity task using various materials.
Jefferson students in grades K-5 are having a math contest this month. Each morning, students completes a grade level friendly math word problem that is turned into our principals. Classrooms earn points for completing work, as well as correct answers. At the end of the month prizes will be given to classes earning the most points!
Recently, some of our Jefferson eighth grade students visited a former 3-5 teacher and were able to read them notes of gratitude and tell them how much they were impacted by their teaching. This wonderful activity was part of the eighth graders SEL time.
Students at Jefferson work hard on their reading every day! Here are just a few examples of students having fun while building essential skills to become life-long readers.
Students at Jefferson showed their creativity by bringing in homemade valentine boxes that they decorated. Students also brought in valentines and treats to share with their classmates. Students had a lot of fun looking at each design and sharing great times together.
