In music class, classroom 405 students are playing a board game to practice reading notes that move by step, skip, or repeat.
Two fun upcoming events for all students! On Tuesday, October 27, Jefferson High School is hosting a “Trunk-Or-Treat” from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm. Then on Friday, October 30, Memorial Middle School is having a “Treat the Halls” event from 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm.
👩🏫🍎 Meet our staff! Hello from Mrs. Glover.
This kindergarten friend is working on sorting upper and lowercase letters! Through hands-on activities, students build letter recognition skills all while having fun learning.
👩🏫🍎 Meet our staff! Hello from Mrs. Mees.
We are seeing a lot of students WITHOUT coats, along with some students still WEARING SHORTS. At 10:30 am today, the temperature with wind chill was 31 degrees and the following grade levels had a morning recess: kindergarten, 1st, 4th, and 5th.
Besides a coat, it would be a good idea for students to have a hat or hood - and even gloves. The playground does not have any coverage from the wind. When checking the weather, please consider the windchill as well. Below are the guidelines that we follow.
- 1 - 49 Degrees: coats and pants (no shorts)
- 50 - 59 Degrees: sweatshirt or jacket
- 60 and Above: student choice
Students may have to layer clothing on days when it’s chilly in the morning and warmer in the afternoon. We appreciate your help with this.
Besides a coat, it would be a good idea for students to have a hat or hood - and even gloves. The playground does not have any coverage from the wind. When checking the weather, please consider the windchill as well. Below are the guidelines that we follow.
- 1 - 49 Degrees: coats and pants (no shorts)
- 50 - 59 Degrees: sweatshirt or jacket
- 60 and Above: student choice
Students may have to layer clothing on days when it’s chilly in the morning and warmer in the afternoon. We appreciate your help with this.
Our last two dress up days for Homecoming week were True to You day and Spirit Wear day. What a great week celebrating Jefferson High School’s Homecoming!
Last Wednesday was Zebra Stripes or Black & White Day!
School pictures are here and are going home with students today! If you did not order pictures and would like to, please see the flyer below or go to https://scherling.preorderphotos.com/?AccessCode=W76NX4 . The deadline to order is October 29, 2026, at 11:59 pm.
Picture retakes are on Thursday, October 29, starting at 8:05 am. Students that are having their picture retaken MUST bring the original pictures that they ordered and return them to the photographer.
Picture retakes are on Thursday, October 29, starting at 8:05 am. Students that are having their picture retaken MUST bring the original pictures that they ordered and return them to the photographer.
👩🏫🍎 Meet our staff! Hello from Mrs. Eberhart-Renfrow.
Last Tuesday’s dress up day for homecoming was Denim/Blue Day!
Last Monday, we kicked off Jefferson High School’s Homecoming week with Neon Day!
Discovery’s Student Council members are learning what it means to be leaders and make a difference in their school! They share ideas, encourage school spirit, and find ways to make our school an even better place for everyone. We are proud of them for stepping up, using their voices, and being positive role models for their fellow students!
👩🏫🍎 Meet our staff. Please welcome, Mrs. Aerts!
🌤️ 🎈 🌎 Up, up, and away! Classroom K01 created one-of-a-kind hot air balloons inspired by the book “The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be” by Joanna Gaines. Their colorful creations will be displayed in the hallway outside their classroom, serving as a reminder that - just like their unique hot air balloons - each of them is special, one of a kind, and has something wonderful to share with the world!
☀️💡🔌 Classroom 404 is learning how to create an electrical system using solar power; wires; motor and fan; light bulb; and buzzer. We might have some future electrical engineers!
👩🏫🍎 Meet our staff. Hello from Mrs. Baker!
🌱 Classroom 201 got a closer look at plant roots, stems, and leaves! They explored how each part of a plant has an important job. This hands-on learning helps connect what students see to what they’ve been learning in science.
👩🏫🍎 Meet our staff. Hello from Mrs. Wolthuizen!
1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ Classroom K04 is having fun building their math skills! They’ve been practicing sorting and organizing numbers, while working with different activities and hands-on materials.