Our Comet Cruisers completed their final run on Saturday morning! It was a great day for a 5K. The following runners deserve special recognition:
For the girl runners:
5th place was Isabel McNair
4th place was Rhylee McNair
3rd place was Sydney Horton
2nd place was Hailey Dooley
1st place and overall 1st place for the elementary students was Rielyn Griffiths with a time of 26 minutes and 26 seconds for the 3.1 mile run!!! She did amazing!!
For the boy runners:
5th place was Jakari Wollam
4th place was Whitaker Griffiths
3rd place was Justin Mandrelle
2nd place Everett DeGuise
1st place for the boys was Brody Hale with a time of 27 minutes and 39 seconds.
Special congratulations to Marco Toffolo and Charley Zaumseil as our only 1st grade runners. They both completed the over 3 mile long run! That is a long way for such young students.
Also, thank you to Mrs. DeGuise, Mrs. Toffolo, Mrs. Shepherd, and Mrs. Zaumseil for helping coach our runners. You did a great job and we appreciate you. Also thanks to Mrs. Snyder for coming to help with the run on Saturday! Thank you to all of our sponsors who helped our students earn their brand new shoes.
We look forward to next year and hope to see many of your students out with us!
Come out to Riverfest this weekend for your chance to win one of the super cool mini sheds built by JMS students! Raffle tickets are $10 each or 3 for $25. The sheds will be on display in front of the middle school and at Jonesville Lumber. Ticket booth is at Jonesville Lumber.
JCS is so appreciative of its amazing staff!
Jonesville Community Schools would like to offer its congratulations to the valedictorians of this year's graduating class. We are both proud and appreciative of all of the hard work that has earned this great accomplishment! Pictured: Abigail Gutowski, Vanessa Irish, Kierstyn Keller, Bella Maddox, Tiana Palmer, Meghan Raymond, Damion Scharer, Hannah Spencer, Kyle Toner, Taylor Tracy and Brady Wright
It's Decision Day! Mrs. Bugbee hosted a Decision Day celebration for all seniors on Friday, April 28th. Seniors gathered to declare their post-secondary plans while enjoying coffee, juice, donuts and muffins.
Jonesville Community Schools would like to congratulate our seniors on all of their current success but also wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors. Comet PRIDE!
Jonesville Community Schools would like to offer its congratulations to the valedictorians of this year's graduating class. We are both proud and appreciative of all of the hard work that has earned this great accomplishment!
Pictured: Abigail Gutowski, Vanessa Irish, Kierstyn Keller, Bella Maddox, Tiana Palmer, Damion Scharer, Hannah Spencer, Kyle Toner, Taylor Tracy and Brady Wright
Not pictured: Meghan Raymond
Photos from our Math & Science Night held on Wednesday, April 26th at Williams Elementary School.
Thank you to all who were able to help make the evening a success and to all who attended.
Last night, the City of Jonesville awarded citizen of the year to three former Jonesville School alum: Dr. Leising, former teacher and current volunteer at WES, and Hayden James and Carson Laney who are 2020 graduates. Their stories of gratitude and service was a model of what the award is about. Though I did not have the pleasure of knowing the two graduates, it was clear the reason they were awarded youth citizens of the year. Congratulations and Go Comets!
From Williams Elementary School:
Thank you to the 40+ volunteers who helped to make Project R.E.D. (Rural Education Day) a huge success! All 4th grade students went to the fairgrounds last Thursday for this amazing experience.
Congratulations to our March Student of the Month recipients!
These students were nominated by a staff member for being respectful. This quality is something that will help them throughout their lifetime. We are so proud of them!
Pictured are 3rd-5th grade students.
Congratulations to our March Student of the Month recipients!
These students were nominated by a staff member for being respectful. This quality is something that will help them throughout their lifetime. We are so proud of them!
Pictured are KP-2nd grade students.
If you are interested in purchasing Jonesville Comet Track apparel, please use the ling below to access the store.
http://heritagecustomdesigns.com/jonesville_track
From Williams Elementary School:
Students in the Fifth Grade S.T.E.M. Club worked with Mrs. Warner and Dr. Leising and recently completed their Michigan bird houses after studying their habitats and creating a natural nesting structure.
Next up, investigating space and creating a model ROCKET!
We have been overwhelmed with shed requests!! The JCS community is awesome!! Thanks to so many of you who have expressed interest in supporting our Trades classes. At this time we have more than 20 requests for sheds!! I wish we had the time to build them all. Hopefully, you will have more opportunities to support our program. Our students are excited to build stuff. Next year we hope to have more students who want to do that. But at this time we are at our limit (and then some). The pricing comes down to materials and discussions with the client on what they feels is a fair price. Thanks! Go Comets!
The Construction class at JHS is excited to begin building sheds after spring break. We have two confirmed clients and are looking for at least one more. If you are interested in having a small structure built (garden shed, hunting blind, playhouse, etc.), please contact Jeff Dice via text or phone at 989-246-4298.
Each year, the top fifteen seniors in the entire Big 8 conference are recognized as the Big 8 Academic All-Conference team. Students are selected by a formula combining simplified grade point average and college entrance test scores.
It is with sincere congratulations and appreciation that Jonesville Community Schools is able to recognize Damion Scharer, Bella Maddox and Brady Wright as three of these top academic students. Jonesville Community Schools would like to offer Damion Scharer a second congratulations as he is the 2023 Big 8 Academic All-Conference team captain (the top academic student in the conference).
Congratulations to JHS senior, Damion Scharer, on earning the distinction of National Merit Scholarship Finalist! In the fall Damion was one of 16,000 high school seniors nationwide and one of 465 Michigan seniors to qualify for the semifinalist status. After completion of his application and continued academic success, Damion was recently announced as a finalist, placing him in competition for one of 7,250 Merit Scholarships. Jonesville Community Schools is proud of your accomplishment, Damion!
The Jonesville High School staff was honored to wear their "Raise Hope & Foster Dreams" t-shirt (provided by Hillsdale and Branch County branches of MDHHS) to provide awareness around the great need for foster care. We are now challenging the staff of Reading High School to "Raise Hope & Foster Dreams"!
Keep Kids in Our Community!
Wear your t-shirt with school pride,
While spreading the message far and wide.
Our kids need places to lay their heads,
Our county is lacking foster home beds.
Children are leaving schools, teachers, and friends,
Recruiting foster families will help end these trends.
Our kids need us to do our best,
To find loving families on our quest.
You can help, it is simple you see,
Just sport this shirt around the community!!!
From Williams Elementary School:
Mrs. Snyder's class spent all last week researching a Michigan product: Faygo pop, Better Made chips, Hudsonville Ice Cream, Jiffy, McClure's Pickles, and Kellogg's cereal. Friday the students then presented their product to the class. and today they celebrated their research by eating these Michigan made products.
The National Cherry Festival director also sent a care package to Mrs. Snyder's class. The box of goodies included: Great Lakes Potato Chips, Sleeping Bear Farms honey, dried chocolate covered cherries, tart cherry juice, Cherry Festival Preserves, dried cherries, and official National Cherry Festival pins!
From Williams Elementary:
Dr. Distributive visited Mrs. Snyder's class from the Array Hospital on Wednesday this week. Students were suited up with surgical gowns, surgical gloves, and were able to pick a surgical utensil.
Students were given patients like "Amy Addition" and "Matthew Multiplication". These patients had problems like 7 x 8 that the students had to use the distributive property to solve. The students did a wonderful job with their patients.
