Students and teachers had a fun day celebrating Valentine’s Day at Jefferson. The day was filled with different learning activities centered around the holiday, as well as a party in the afternoon in which students exchanged cards and treats.
a classroom door decorated with hearts and messages from the teacher.A heart craft that students in first grade created. A second grader showing her Valentine box. Second grade students working on a Valentine activity.A student enjoying the classroom party.Friends enjoying time together.A student shows her Valentine box.Kindergarten students waiting to pass out Valentine’s.A kindergarten class passing out Valentines.A kindergarten class gets help from their teacher to pass out Valentines.Students wait patiently in a circle while their classmates pass out Valentines.A student shows some of the Valentines he got from his friends.A student passes out Valentines.A student shows her Valentine’s Day shirt.Students waiting to pass out Valentines.
Macey, a fourth grade student at Jefferson, recently completed a service project in which she raised money for the Salvation Army. Macey came up with the idea, organized a quarter drop, went on our morning video announcements to explain the fundraiser, went to classrooms to run the quarter drop, and also counted the money raised.
Macey was able to raise $373.62 and presented a check to representatives from the Salvation Army at a ceremony at the school. Macey was inspired to do the project because of a book she read in which it said “even one person can make a difference.” We are very proud of Macey and all of her hard work.
Macey and couple of her friends present the check to representatives from the Salvation Army.Macey talks about her service project.Mrs. Mesaros talks about all the hard work Macey did for the project.
Jefferson students recently celebrated the 100th day of school. Activities included math, reading, games, and art all centered around the number 100.
First graders show off their certificates they received for becoming one hundred days smarter.first graders complete an activity for the 100th day of school.A banner that is covered in hearts announcing 100 reasons we love kindergarten.Mrs. Line’s first grade class stand in front of the ‘Happy 100th Day’ banner.kindergarten students count out one hundred fruit loops for their activity.A student shows off his 100th day hat that he colored.A kindergarten student shows her 100th day hat.
Parent teacher conferences will be held at Jefferson Tuesday, January 24th and Thursday, January 26th from 4:30-7:30PM. This is a great opportunity to meet with your child’s teacher to talk about your child’s progress and see all the great things happening here at the ‘J’! Shop our book fair on Tuesday and Thursday. Support our National Junior Honor Society members by purchasing baked goods on Thursday evening.
Call our main office to schedule your conference. 330-675-6960
The Jefferson book fair will run Tuesday, January 24th through Friday, January 27th. Students and families can shop during parent-teacher conferences from 4:30-7:30. Students can also shop during school hours Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Families can also shop online by clicking the following link
Our e-wallet option is a great way to let your student shop at the fair without bringing cash to school. Visit our website listed above to find out more information.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mrs. Kittle at
Jefferson middle school students completed a service project that included ‘beautifying’ their hallway. This was a student-led project in which they decided on the theme they wanted to represent their class and what decorations to use in the hallways.
After a vote, the sixth grade team was the winner of the beautification project. They will win an ice cream sundae bar. Judges included students, teachers, and a principal.
A classroom door decorated for the project.Two middle school students show a poster they helped create with the name of a teacher.
Middle school band and choir students performed in their annual winter concert recently here at Jefferson. Congratulations to Miss Richter and Ms. Komsa, along with all the band and choir students for a wonderful performance.
Choir students waiting to perform for the audience.Band students on stage performing one of their pieces.
Students in grades 3-5 were treated to a Snowflake Ball here at Jefferson. Students earned points during the month of December by completing their work, making good choices and having good attendance. Students were then able to use their points to purchase treats during the dance.
We would also like to congratulate the 5th grade king and queen Faith and Jaymen.
Our queen and king of the Snowflake Ball.A middle school student helps with the dance.Mr. Cowell dj’s the dance.