Students at Jefferson each take a technology class in which they learn useful and practical computer skills that benefit them in many aspects of life. One notable skill that every student learns is typing. Here you can see several students working hard on accuracy and speed of typing.
First graders in Mrs. Haswell’s class work together each day on their math skills, using a number of fun manipulatives and visuals. Students were definitely having a good time while learning important skills that will carry them through first grade math.
Students are rewarded at Jefferson for having perfect attendance for the week. The happy fourth grade students pictured here enjoyed donuts and got to choose their own sticker.
Elementary students at Jefferson were treated to a bus safety program led by the hard working bus drivers of Warren City Schools. Students took a tour of the buses, then boarded the buses and listened to a bus driver explain the rules and expectations for riding on a bus.
Students were welcomed back the ‘J’ this past week and we’ve hit the ground running with routines, expectations, and diving into meaningful lessons. We’re looking forward to a great year at Jefferson.
Students in grades 3-8 were visited by Trumbull Career and Technical Center (TCTC) students. This event wrapped up a week long focus on college and career readiness at the ‘J’. In all, students experienced twelve different careers through listening to the TCTC students and completing hands-on activities. Thank you to all the hardworking TCTC students that took time to share their time with our students.
Click on a book cover to hear the book read by one of our very own Jefferson teachers!
As part of Jefferson’s College and Career Week, Warren City’s Sixth Ward Councilwoman Honeya Price talked to middle school students. As a Warren City graduate herself, she shared her journey through school and how her experiences led to becoming a councilwoman for the city. Thank you to Councilwoman Price for taking time out of her busy schedule to share her inspiring story with the students.
Students in grades kindergarten through second grade celebrated the 100th day of school with with Minute to Win it games, 100th day themed learning activities and a glow party at the end of the day. We are definitely 100 days brighter here at the ‘J’!
One student from grades kindergarten through fifth grade was chosen to represent Jefferson in a national handwriting contest sponsored by Zaner-Bloser. Winners will be announced in the spring; good luck to our participants!
