Jones High School

JHS Students looking for ACT prep. Check out this attached Flyer for Steve Bowlware's December workshop https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/241/Jones_High_School/4968362/December_ACT_flyer__5_.docx

SWOSU is excited to introduce a new opportunity for high school juniors and seniors interested in pursuing a career in pharmacy: the RxPath Program at the Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) College of Pharmacy. RxPath provides a fast track to a pharmacy career for motivated students, offering guaranteed admission to the SWOSU College of Pharmacy upon successful completion of pre-pharmacy coursework and interview. Here are some key highlights of the program: Guaranteed Acceptance: Upon fulfilling the requirements, students are assured acceptance into the prestigious SWOSU College of Pharmacy. Pre-Pharmacy SWOSU Connect Course: Participants will be automatically enrolled in the pre-pharmacy SWOSU Connect course during their freshman year to start building a solid foundation for their pharmacy studies. Pharmacy Student Mentorship: Accepted applicants will be paired with a pharmacy student mentor who will provide guidance and support throughout their journey. Access to Events and Activities: RxPath participants will have the opportunity to attend special SWOSU College of Pharmacy events designed to prepare them for the next steps in their academic and professional careers. Eligibility Criteria: Current high school juniors or seniors Minimum GPA of 3.5 (weighted/cumulative) Good academic and disciplinary standing throughout high school Completion of pre-pharmacy coursework at SWOSU Participation in one of the following: a SWOSU College of Pharmacy workshop, 4 hours of pharmacy job shadowing, or pharmacy-related work experience

Don't forget about our ANNUAL PUMPKIN BASH tomorrow! Bring the kiddos out!

🤘Here's a look at events happening this week at JHS🤘

JHS Juniors and Seniors: The Enrollment window for concurrent enrollment for Spring Semester is now open. You need to get with Mr. Moses to get Spring Concurrent Enrollment paperwork completed so we can get it submitted to Rose State.

JHS Seniors: I just received a report from the Oklahoma City Community Foundation. Jones High School currently has no applicants for the Community Foundation Scholars Scholarship. If you plan to go to college and currently have an unweighted GPA of 3.25 to 3.79, you need to get on their website and complete the general application and then complete the supplemental application for the CFS scholarship. While there go ahead and complete the supplemental applications for any other scholarships you qualify. My motto when it comes to scholarships is that you never want to leave money sitting on the table. Take all you can get!! https://occf.org/scholarships/

LONGHORN NATION: Go Vote for Creighton Jones. He is up for Student of the Week in the Oklahoman's Student of the week poll https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2024/10/28/the-oklahoman-student-of-the-week-vote-poll/75823595007/

Another great year at the Women in Technology Conference! JHS students learned about investing in the future and the impact science and technology has on the world.

At OU, students can unlock their potential through outstanding honors academic opportunities that enhance their professional journey as they pursue their degrees. Honors College Experience The Honors College at the University of Oklahoma offers an exciting and supportive academic experience tailored for ambitious students. With a vibrant interdisciplinary curriculum and a variety of engaging programs, students can explore a wide range of subjects in small, interactive classes that foster collaboration and creativity. The Honors College also offers unique opportunities for students to study abroad, through programs like Honors at Oxford, and engage in undergraduate research. This year, students can apply to the Honors College without test scores. Review the Honors College Acceptance Criteria for full details. The priority application deadline for OU Honors College is February 1, 2025. Medical Humanities Scholars Program* The Medical Humanities Scholars Program is a highly selective program at the University of Oklahoma that offers an exciting opportunity for incoming students to blend your love for the liberal arts with a pre-medical education! This innovative program prepares students for medical school through hands-on experiences and engaging courses in literature, history, and bioethics, giving students a deeper understanding of the human side of medicine. Plus, students gain early provisional acceptance to the OU College of Medicine and enjoy smaller class sizes in a vibrant academic community. Applications for the Medical Humanities Scholars Programs are due January 15, 2025. Pre-Law Scholars Program* The Pre-Law Scholars Program, designed for motivated high school seniors to complete both a bachelor’s degree and Juris Doctor in six years instead of the standard 7-year path. Participants will spend their first three years fulfilling undergraduate requirements, then integrate their first year of law school coursework as elective credits. Benefits include early provisional acceptance to the OU College of Law, a supportive peer cohort, eligibility to apply to the one-time LSAT Preparation Scholarship, and access to innovative courses and opportunities in the Honors College. Curious to learn more? Current OU student, Megan Benner, shares how the Pre-Law Scholars Program has impacted her academic career. Applications for Pre-Law Scholars Program are due February 1, 2025. *The Medical Humanities Scholars and Pre-Law Scholars Programs do not consider test-optional applications as ACT/SAT test scores are required for program eligibility.

Keep this Saturday evening free for these 2 Jones events! Walk the park & get candy, then run over to the JHS to get a preview of our Hoopsters, Coaches, Cheerleaders! Bring your appetite for Smokin Pokes Pulled pork sandwich and Nachos for sale! Cover your entry and support our teams by bringing a case of water, Gatorade and cash donations are always great!!

Celebrate Red Ribbon Week (October 28th - November 1st) by committing to a drug-free lifestyle! Let’s honor our choices for health and happiness and inspire others to join us. Together, we can create a community that values well-being and resilience. Stay strong, stay drug-free!

🤘Here's a look at events happening this week at JHS🤘

JHS Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors: See this opportunity to learn more about Oklahoma Christian University AT OC's Eagle for a Day Event: This hands-on, half-day college visit will provide your students with a unique opportunity to: Explore our beautiful campus (ranked #1 best college location in Oklahoma by Niche.com!): See where our students live, learn and play. Meet with faculty and staff: Learn about our top-notch academic programs (a top 20% school for students in the state of Oklahoma by College Factual!) and get personalized guidance. Connect with current students: Hear firsthand what it's like to be an OC Eagle. Experience our vibrant campus life: Participate in fun activities and events. Eagle for a Day is a great way for your students to learn more about OC and see if it's the right fit for them. To register for Eagle for a Day, please visit https://admissions.oc.edu/register/?id=1ee5c74b-7860-4e9b-91d7-77fe4a7def55&_gl=1*7c7y7s*_gcl_au*MTk1ODgzMDMwMS4xNzI1MDQzOTk2*_ga*MTQ2MzMzNzY3LjE3MjUwNDM5MjQ.*_ga_YMVK88RTZT*MTcyOTAyMzgyOC41My4xLjE3MjkwMjM4MzguNTAuMC4w

JONES HIGH SCHOOL will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week OCTOBER 28-November 1! We want to support a Drug Free Lifestyle! The 2024 Theme for Red Ribbon Week is: Life is a Movie_Film Drug Free! Dress up Days: Monday: We're Rolling out the Red Carpet for Red Ribbon Week! Wear Red and Just Say No to Drugs Tuesday: Animated and Drug Free! (Favorite Disney or Animated Character) Wednesday: Back to the Future! Leave Drugs in the Past!(Decades Day) Thursday: Say Boo to Drugs!(Halloween-No Masks and No painting in school) Friday: Friday Night Lights! Tackle Drugs!(Green and White Day)

JHS Students looking for ACT Prep: Choctaw Road Baptist Church is hosting a Chad Cargill ACT PREP Workshop on November 16. See Attached flyer for more information. Register to attend at https://theroad.tv/act/

JHS Seniors: In addition to In-State Resident Tuition, Check out all of these scholarship opportunities from Wichita State University This link has lists of great scholarship opportunities at WSU: wichita.edu/scholarshipcompetitions Distinguished Scholarship Invitational (3 $64k) competition, due Nov 11th, on campus Nov 23rd (multiple other scholarship opportunities by participating in DSI!) School of Business (3, one $50k, two $32,700k) competition, due Nov 10th, on campus Nov 22nd Wallace Invitational for Engineering (10 $30k) competition, due Nov 10th, on campus Nov 22nd Cohen Honor College: Lenora Academic McGregor Scholarship (up to $26k) apply for Honors College by Jan 2nd. Each Academic College has their own scholarships as well! All admitted students to Wichita State should start their profile in ScholarshipUniverse! ScholarshipUniverse gives students the power to apply for scholarships that fit their needs and qualifications and can be completed in a fraction of the time.

OU to Offer First Four-Year Degree Combined with Enhanced FAA Initiative The University of Oklahoma and the Federal Aviation Administration are launching an Enhanced Air Traffic—Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) program that allows qualified OU graduates to proceed directly to an air traffic control facility for on-the-job training, bypassing the FAA Academy. The AT-CTI program within OU’s School of Aviation is currently the only four-year Bachelor of Science degree program in the nation. Before this program, students completing the aviation management – air traffic management concentration had certain advantages during the hiring process but still had to attend the FAA Academy. Through the Enhanced AT-CTI program, students will still complete the same background and security checks, medical clearances and skills assessments as their peers in the FAA Academy, but they will do so while completing their degree. Once they have completed their assessments and have qualified on all other hiring aspects, they can be directly placed upon graduation into an air traffic control facility for on-the-job training rather than attending the academy. The curriculum is built into the air traffic management Bachelor of Science degree. Additionally, students can take the four-year air traffic control minor in conjunction with an aviation major to complete the Enhanced AT-CTI requirements. For more information on this program go to: https://www.ou.edu/ags/aviation

JHS Juniors and Seniors wanting to do concurrent enrollment for Spring Semester: You need to see Mr. Moses to get paperwork completed and submitted to Rose State College.

JHS JUNIORS: OU is hosting its annual High School Leadership Conference! High School Leadership Conference (HSLC) is a three-day adventure into leadership exclusively for high school juniors from across the United States. The conference will take place on February 7 to 9, 2025, on the OU campus in Norman, Oklahoma, and the application is open now through January 7, 2025!​ HSLC is a 3-day leadership program that aims to equip, empower, and inspire high school juniors through innovative and unique programming. Students who attend HSLC receive development that allows them to become better leaders, discover ways to positively impact their schools and communities, learn about working with others, and understand more about applying for and attending college. Watch our video recapping the conference from earlier this year to see what HSLC is all about! We also encourage students to follow our Instagram account @cac_hslc. Applicants do not need to be involved in Student Council and/or leadership to apply. This conference is for ALL students in organizations, clubs, and activities. Additionally, the High School Leadership Conference provides need-based tuition waivers of various amounts available for applicants requiring financial assistance. Hotel accommodations will be provided for campers in Norman, OK. For More information and to apply go to go to https://www.ou.edu/sga/cac/high-school-leadership-conference

The senior field picture for the yearbook will be taken Wednesday, October 23rd at 9:25am. If you are in class, you will be released for the picture. If you are not in class at that time, please report to the field for the picture. You must wear a white shirt and black pants/jeans for the photo. Thank you!