JCS Families: All Jefferson County Schools weekend activities are canceled for Saturday, January 11, 2025, and Sunday, January 12, 2025. This includes community use of JCS buildings.
JCS Families: The Jefferson County Schools Science Fair is RESCHEDULED to Saturday, January 18, 2025, at Washington High School. Doors open at 8:45 am for check-in and project setup.
JCS Families: Jefferson County Schools (PreK - 12) and Offices will be CLOSED on Friday, January 10, 2025, due to road conditions. Many roads in Jefferson County continue to be covered in drifting snow and ice, with temperatures forecasted to stay below freezing through Friday night. All evening activities are canceled. Essential personnel should contact their supervisor for scheduling.
JCS Families: Jefferson County Schools (PreK - 12) and Offices will be CLOSED on Thursday, January 9, 2025, due to road conditions. Many roads in Jefferson County are covered in drifting snow and ice, with temperatures forecasted to stay below freezing through tomorrow. All evening activities are canceled. Essential personnel should contact their supervisor for scheduling.
JCS Families: Jefferson County Schools (PreK - 12) and Offices will be CLOSED tomorrow, Wednesday, January 8, 2025, due to road conditions. All evening activities are canceled. Essential personnel should contact their supervisor for scheduling.
JCS Families: Jefferson County Schools (PreK - 12) and Offices will be CLOSED tomorrow, Tuesday, January 7, 2025, due to weather. All evening activities are canceled. Essential personnel should contact their supervisor for scheduling.
Jefferson County Schools (PreK—12) and Offices will be CLOSED tomorrow, Monday, January 6, 2025, due to weather. Essential personnel should contact their supervisor for scheduling.
JCS Families: All evening activities, including practices and games, are canceled for tonight, Friday, January 3, 2025.
JCS Families: Happy New Year! The January JCS Beacon (Family Newsletter) is now available. Find important updates on student transfers, calendar reminders, and more! https://jcs.edurooms.com/engage/jefferson-county-schools/newsletters/the-beacon-january-1-2025
🎉✨ Happy New Year to our JCS community! We’re excited to welcome 2025 and all the opportunities it brings for our students, staff, and community. As we gear up for students' return from Winter Break, don’t forget to check your inbox for the January issue of The Beacon! It’s packed with important updates on student transfers, calendar reminders, and more! You can also find it here 👉 https://jcs.edurooms.com/engage/jefferson-county-schools/newsletters/the-beacon-january-1-2025
🎉✨ Happy New Year to our JCS community! We’re excited to welcome 2025 and all the opportunities it brings for our students, staff, and community. As we gear up for students' return from Winter Break, don’t forget to check your inbox for the January issue of The Beacon! It’s packed with important updates and resources to help start the year off right 👉 https://jcs.edurooms.com/engage/jefferson-county-schools/newsletters/the-beacon-january-1-2025
JCS Families: All JCS schools will be dismissed two hours early tomorrow, Friday, December 20, for Faculty Senate. Reminder: Winter Break begins on Monday, December 23, with students returning to school on Monday, January 6, 2025. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Winter Break.
🏆 Congratulations to the CTMS FFA on their success at the West Virginia FFA Career Development Events! The 7th and 8th grade Agriscience Team claimed 1st place at the Morgantown-based event, competing against 60 FFA members from 16 teams across the state. Students showcased their skills by identifying greenhouse plants, weeds, seeds, livestock breeds, and agricultural tools, along with demonstrating their FFA history and knowledge. A special shoutout to these students for their individual achievements: 🥇 Piper Stolipher (8th grade): 1st place, 🥈 Trevor Jefferies (8th grade): 2nd place, 🎖️ Ryder Stolipher (7th grade): 4th place, 👏 Gavin Watson (7th grade): 15th place. Fantastic job, Panthers! Your hard work and dedication paid off!
📣💃 Calling all JCS K-8th graders: this is your chance to dance with Jefferson High School's Charisma dance team! Charisma is hosting its first-ever Minis Clinic for K-8th graders—no dance experience needed! The clinic will be held on Sunday, January 12 from 2-5 PM at JHS, and all participants will get the chance to perform with Charisma during a girls' varsity basketball halftime show. Registration closes this Friday, December 20, so don’t wait—sign up today at https://gofan.co/event/2326535?schoolId=WV24978!
JCS will operate on a 2-hour delay on Monday, December 16, 2024. JCS staff will continue monitoring the weather and road conditions through the evening and into the morning. Any change will be communicated by 6:30 am.
All staff should report on a 2-hour delay. Essential personnel should report on time.
❄️ We hear you, JCS families! Going forward, we’ll make weather-related robocalls until 9PM, giving you more time to plan for the following day. If a decision isn’t made the night before, all notifications will go out by 6AM the following morning. A quick reminder: safety is our top priority! When snow is in the forecast, we closely monitor weather and road conditions with local and state agencies to ensure safe travel. We aim to make all decisions the night before, but if needed, our team checks conditions early in the morning to determine if a delay or closure is needed. Read more about this process here 👉 https://www.jcswv.org/page/delays-and-closings. Thanks for your understanding as we prioritize safety for everyone! 🌨️🚍
JCS Families: All Jefferson County Schools (Pre-K-12) will operate on a 2-hour delay on Thursday, December 5, 2024, due to inclement weather.
JCS Families: All JCS schools will be closed from Monday, November 25th to Friday, November 29th for Fall Break. Students will return on Monday, December 2nd. Have a wonderful Fall Break!
Students in Ms. Agunsday's 3rd Period US History classes have been working on coding Ozobots to travel to the different battles of WW1. Students researched the countries involved in WW1 and narrowed the battles down to eight. They coded the Ozobots to travel to the different battle locations and to declare the winner. Students dressed their Ozobots to represent either the Allied or Central powers. They also used the engineer design process to code.
Students in Ms. Ervine's classes created a hands-on activity on atoms. They created and labeled the atoms.
