JHS Students wanting to get an ACT score. Registration deadline for the February test is Friday, January 11. Register at http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act.html
Congratulations to Caitlyn Coffey! She was awarded the Kidizenship award sponsored by the Moran Family from the Oklahoma Institute Child Advocacy. She was awarded this for her 4H Project Heartwarming lap blankets . She started this project in the 7th grade. She made 50 blankets and took to the Harrah Nursing Home. She then took to a foster home and the last two years she has been taking these blankets to the Ronald McDonald House. We would like to thank the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy and Mr. Joe Dorman for coming in and recognizing Caitlyn.
Parents/students: This link has valuable information regarding vaping facts and myths. https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/283159/vaping_factsmyths.pdf
JHS Students: Chad Cargill will be doing an ACT Prep workshop at Jones High School on March 13 from 9am to Noon. Cost is $30.00. If you want to attend sign up and pay in counselors office.
All sophomores will meet with Mr. Moses on Thursday January 10 during 5th hour in the commons. Students will receive their PREACT scores and Mr. Moses will do a broad overview explanation of results.
Jones Juniors and Seniors interested in Connors state:
Senior Day is February 19 9 am to noon in the Fine Arts building of the Warner Campus. They will be doing campus tours, free tshirt and lunch. This is an opportunity to visit with professors, coaches and campus organizations.
Scholarship applications for Connors are now available at http://connorsstate.edu/scholarships/
JHS Students: a Representative from the Oklahoma Air National Guard will be at JHS on Jan 24 in College Prep. IF you are interested in this presentation sign up with MR. Moses.
Navy Recruiter will have information booth at lunch on Wednesday Jan 23. He will be doing a presentation in college prep on Wednesday Jan 23.
Navy Recruiter will have information table set up at lunch on Thursday Jan 10. He will be doing a presentation on Nuclear Engineering Program in Physics class on Thursday Jan 10.
JHS STUDENTS: The OKC Thunder invite you to participate in the 2019 Black Heritage Creative Contest. This contest challenges Oklahoma students in kindergarten through 12th grade to use their creativity in honoring an outstanding individual in black history or an impactful African-American in their lives. Students are encouraged to create an essay, art piece, collage or video describing their hero and how they've had an impact on their life.
Winners in each of five age groups will receive a Thunder prize pack, including four tickets to the Thunder vs. Sacramento Kings home game on Feb. 23, recognition at center court prior to the game, an autographed Thunder item and $500. Select entries will be displayed on the concourse at Chesapeake Energy Arena during the Feb. 23 game.
Students can enter online, drop off in-person or mail their entries, along with a completed entry form, to the Thunder Corporate offices no later than Feb. 11, 2019.
For more information or to apply online go to
https://www.nba.com/thunder/blackheritage
JHS Students: The Developmental Disabilities Council (DDCO) is pleased to announce the 16th Annual Oklahoma Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) June 11 - 15, 2019 at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (USAO) in Chickasha, Oklahoma. The YLF is a unique leadership program for high school students with and without disabilities. YLF teaches students how to take charge of their lives and gives opportunities for students to lead. We challenge our youth to get ready for life’s opportunities and learn to manage life’s challenges. Selected students will develop important life skills to assist them in reaching their life and career goals.
Up to 25 students statewide will be selected to represent their communities as a delegate at the YLF. To be eligible to attend the YLF, students must:
• Be in the 10th, 11th, or 12th grade as of December 19, 2018.
• For students with a disability, they should have a documented disability (we’ve had students attend with intellectual disabilities, significant learning disabilities, physical disabilities and/or mental health diagnosis).
• For students without a disability, they should have an interest in working with others who have a disability or be a sibling of a person with a disability.
• Have demonstrated leadership potential in their school and community.
• Reside in Oklahoma.
If you are interested see Mr. Moses for more information and how to apply.
Parents, yearbooks are still on sale. The deadline to purchase your child’s yearbook is February 22nd . You can order online at Jostens.com, or you can use the link below to print out an order form that can be returned with payment to your school. Please make checks out to JHS.
HOW TO ORDER?
Option 1 Order online with a credit card.
www.jostens.com
or on JHS Website > Menu > Quicklinks > Josten’s
Option 2 Pick up an order form and submit payment in person to your child’s school.
Option 3 Download an order form https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/281761/orderform__1_.pdf and turn in with payment (checks to “JHS”) to your child’s school.
JHS SENIORS: Keystone, our food service provider is awarding two scholarships. Deadline to apply is March 1. For more information and to apply go to https://www.keystonefoodservice.com/scholarships/
Senior Parents: The deadline to purchase a Senior recognition ad for the 2019 yearbook is next Wednesday, January 16! If you would like to purchase an ad for your child, please see the attached information and order sheet.
file:///C:/Users/mwatkins/Desktop/SR%20ad%20info_text_email.pdf
JHS Seniors: As 2018 winds down, make sure you have completed your college admissions application and applied for all scholarships available at the school you would like to attend.
Jones High School sophomores, juniors, or seniors interested in serving as a legislative page see this link for more information and to apply. https://www.okhouse.gov/Pages/Index.aspx
JHS seniors planning to attend OCCC. Application deadline for freshman tuition waiver is February 1. For more info and to apply go to http://www.occc.edu/admissions/freshman-tuition-waiver.html
Students in 9th-10th grade: This is your opportunity to sign up for Oklahoma's Promise. If parents make less than 55,000, you take the right courses, make good grades, and stay out of trouble the state of Oklahoma will pay up to four years of your tuition at in state schools. You must fill out application at http://www.okhighered.org/okpromise
JHS students needing to take ACT. Next ACT is February 9. Registration deadline is January 11. Register at http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act.html
Everyone enjoy this time with your family and friends! Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! See Everyone back on January 7, 2019.