The Sophomore Class participate in Free Topic Friday as they continue to learn about eLearning, COVID-19, and other worldly issues that impact them directly.
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Sophomores
Please visit this link https://bit.ly/2VcYmOn for all COVID-19 updates, information, and additional resources. You can also access this information via the Julesburg School District website and the Julesburg School District app. You can download the app for iPhone here: https://apple.co/2ZlfF0m or for Google Play here: http://bit.ly/2ZjiyPm
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
The eighth graders are learning about Operations on Radical Expressions in their Algebra 1 class. They played tic-tac-toe against each other to practice what they learned.
about 5 years ago, Ms. Charmaine Teodoro, 7-12 Math
The eighth graders are learning about Operations on Radical Expressions in their Algebra 1 class. They played tic-tac-toe against each other to practice what they learned.
The eighth graders are learning about Operations on Radical Expressions in their Algebra 1 class. They played tic-tac-toe against each other to practice what they learned.
This week, Junior High Art students were tasked with collecting objects from around their house to create a color wheel that follows the ROYGBIV order. This is an introduction to color theory that they will continue to build on as we move forward!
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Found Object Color Wheel
COVID-19 Update: Governor Polis has extended his Executive Order suspending in-person instruction until April 30. During his press conference today, he reiterated that in-person instruction is unlikely to resume this year.
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Governor Polis
The freshmen class worked in a live session during science this morning discussing what they know, how they feel, and questions they have about COVID-19. We also began our discussion about using reliable sources to answer questions about the virus and being critical of information! Loving that I get to interact with the students even from a distance!
about 5 years ago, Mrs. Christensen-Science
Freshmen online class
(Part 2/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
about 5 years ago, Ms. Charmaine Teodoro, 7-12 Math
(Part 2/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
(Part 2/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
(Part 2/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
(Part 2/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
(Part 1/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
about 5 years ago, Ms. Charmaine Teodoro, 7-12 Math
(Part 1/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
(Part 1/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
(Part 1/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
(Part 1/2) Just before spring break, our high school girls participated in the 1st Sonia Kovalevksy Day at Colorado State University. At this event, young women were given the opportunity to explore what mathematics can offer in a different format than a traditional classroom setting. The students learned about ongoing research in mathematics and took part in fun workshops like the games of SET and Hackenbush, the probability involved in winning rock-paper-scissors and Let’s Make a Deal (Monty Hall), and cryptography where they decoded hidden messages.
Reminder: TODAY! Parents/Guardians of 7th-12th Grade students, please click on the below link to see important information related to when, where and how to pick up your student's school supplies, band instrument & art kit. https://forms.gle/dXtK7DSq6jWsstsFA
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Parents/Guardians of 7th-12th Grade students, please click on the below link to see important information related to when, where and how to pick up your student's school supplies, band instrument & art kit. https://forms.gle/dXtK7DSq6jWsstsFA
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Supply pickup at HS
Julesburg Jr./Sr. High School Parents/Guardians and Students, Please click on the link below to access important information related to being prepared for blended online teaching and learning for all 7th-12th grade students starting Monday, March 30th. https://5il.co/e76e
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Ready for Online
Education is categorized as an "essential business" and The Julesburg Schools will continue to prepare/deliver distance learning, prepare/provide meals for our students and perform essential functions as needed provided social distancing of six-feet per person is maintained.
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
COVID-19 Update
Parents that have completed the online survey requesting the use of a school iPad for their student(s) at home for online learning should pull up curbside to the front main entrance of the elementary school, stay in your vehicle and we will bring your student(s) iPad(s) to you!
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
iPad Pickup
JSD families...if you have already signed up for breakfast and lunch during the school closure, we have you confirmed and will have your meals prepared each day for you to pick up. There is no need to sign up daily. Thank you and let us know if you have any further questions.
about 5 years ago, Rhonda Palic, Elementary Principal
Today 11 a.m. - Noon; Free Breakfast and Lunch Pickup at the elementary, stay in your car curbside in front of the Elementary Main Entrance, we will bring your meals to your car curbside. Click on below link to request FREE breakfast & lunch. https://forms.gle/t2z6ar4namoEHuqU8
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Breakfast and Lunch
Dear Julesburg School District students, parents, staff and community members, Please click on the link below to read how the Julesburg School District is proceeding with planning for continued teaching/learning during the COVID-19 virus school closure. https://5il.co/dz3h
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Learning Plan
CONGRATULATIONS to Kelby Garrett and Kierra Evans for being recognized for their artwork in the Youth Art Month Show, sponsored by The Art Society and the Ogallala Optimists at the Petrified Wood Gallery. Kelby Garrett was awarded 1st Place in the Junior class, as well as Honorable Mention for two of his other pieces. Kierra Evans was awarded with Honorable Mention for her work!
about 5 years ago, Ms. Sarah Johnson- Art/Technology
Kelby Garrett- Drowning in Space
Kierra Evans- Kendall Jenner
Kelby Garrett- Wrath
Kelby Garrett- Yellow Rain
Governor Jared Polis has issued an executive order suspending in-person learning in public and private schools across the state from March 23 to April 17. Read the full release here: https://www.colorado.gov/governor/news/colorado-takes-further-action-address-public-health-threat-covid-19 #edcolo #COVID19colorado
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Update
The Julesburg School District during school closure for the COVID-19 virus will be providing free breakfast and lunch beginning Monday, March 23rd. Click on the link below and submit survey no later than March 20th if you plan to participate. https://forms.gle/t2z6ar4namoEHuqU8
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Breakfast & Lunch
The Julesburg School District during school closure for the COVID-19 virus will be providing free breakfast and lunch beginning Monday, March 23rd. Click on the link below and submit survey no later than March 20th if you plan to participate. https://forms.gle/t2z6ar4namoEHuqU8
about 5 years ago, Julesburg School District
Breakfast/Lunch