We are currently collecting recipes for a Senior Cookbook to be sold as a fundraiser for Project Graduation. This will be a great keepsake for your seniors and will make great Christmas gifts. We ask that each Senior bring in at least one recipe. These can be their favorite recipe or a family member's favorite. Please turn these in no later than November 4th so that we can have them available by Mid December. They can be turned into Mr. Tom Gardinier at JMHS or emailed to Heather Clarkson @ heather.clarkson.29.11@gmail.com. Thank you so much for helping our Seniors.
Introduction to Agriculture students from Monroe County Technical Center, Greenbrier East High School, and Greenbrier West High School met at the Willowbend Agriculture Innovation Center on Wednesday, October 30 for the first annual Agriculture Safety Day. Sponsored by the Progressive Agriculture Safety Day program, a nationwide program, students rotated through 6 different stations to learn about 8 different safety topics offered by our team of volunteers. Topics covered included ATV safety, hearing and sun safety, tractor and PTO safety, lawn mower safety, and animal handling. Trained volunteers used a curriculum designed to help students understand how safety is vitally important on the farm. They were provided a pre-packed lunch by a donation from Collins Aerospace and each student received a Progressive Ag Safety Day T-Shirt. Thank you to everyone involved from instructor volunteers, to student volunteers, and students for a successful day and we are excited to host future safety days at the farm! If interested in sponsoring or donating to the safety day please contact Brian Wickline or Shawn Hill coordinators of the event for more information on how you can help make our farms safe for future generations!
Event volunteer instructors were
Beth Massey
Richard Miller
Brian Wickline
Ty Judy
Sonya Fullen
Allison Tomlinson
Andy Tomlinson
Don Dransfield
Shawn Hill
Special thanks to Nathan Sears and Boone Tractor for bringing equipment for demo purposes. Also, thank you to Ag teachers Sandra Byers, Mitchell Boone, Shawn Hill, and Emily Dunkle for bringing students to our inaugural event!
Some of Mr. Richmond's Law and Public Safety students donated their time to support local kids at the "Trunk or Treat" event at CAMC GVMC.
JMHS Picture Day
Due to a bus issue, Bus 207 will be running around 30 minutes late for this evening run.
Brett Mahon was the only student from WV chosen to compete in the FFA National Talent Show. He made it to the top 15 in the nation. Congratulations Brett for not only representing Monroe County, but the entire state of West Virginia. We are very proud of you. 👏👏👏
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Students from the tech center researched and created their own PowerPoint, collectively, for Disability History Week at James Monroe High School.
Supply Drive
BRETT MAHON HAS MADE THE TOP 15 AND IS MOVING ON TO ROUND 2 of the National FFA Talent Competition in Indianapolis‼️🎶🎶🎶 He will perform in Lucas Oil Stadium tomorrow evening.
JMHS LSIC will hold a public meeting at James Monroe High School on November 26, 2024 at 4pm. Everyone in the community is invited for interactive dialogue for school data, progress, capacity for school improvement in IXL, Balance Score Card, SAT, and PSAT. We will also review and will be voting on the LSIC budget for the 2024-2025 year.
Seven JMHS students took advantage of an opportunity to visit DC and tour two museums of the Smithsonian Institute last week. They visited the National Museum of the American Indian and the African American Museum as well as several monuments and memorials in the area. It was a whirlwind trip but there was much to see and learn about our country’s history!
Please remember there will be no school for students on Monday, October 21. This is a professional learning day for staff.
Congratulations JMHS Football on your win over Greenbrier West! The Band performance and Homecoming were outstanding! Nothing beats those Friday night lights!
Ms. Mann's Algebra 1 classes participated in an inequality scavenger hunt in class today. Students were paired with a partner and they had to solve multi-step inequalities as they moved around the classroom. Their answers determined which question they went to next. This activity allowed students to collaborate with one another and participate in math talks.
The James Monroe High School LSIC will hold a public meeting at James Monroe High School on October 16, 2024, at 4 pm. Families are invites for interactive dialogue for school data, progress, capacity for school improvement in IXL, Balance Score Card, SAT, and PSAT. We will also review the LSIC budget for the 2024-2025 year. As well as a presentation from Community in Schools Coordinator Becky Crabtree on attendance, at risk support, resources and school improvement.
NOTICE: Tonight's game in Summers County starts at 7:30!!
James Monroe at Summers County Football game live stream can be found at the following link:
https://webca.st/255294
This is a great resource for parents. Please take time to check it out.
https://parentguidance.org/
Senior sports players Gavin French, Michael Balboa, Holly Martin, Kyla Thornton, Maggie Boroski, Ava Dunlap, Hannah Rhodes, Maggie Blankenship, and Hannah Jewell came to read and play with the kids at EHS. The kids really enjoyed it and can't wait for some more of their high school friends to come up.
Jonah Adkins address the recent unprecedented number of school threats in West Virginia in this week's video. They also share important information for families, including free resources available to support the social-emotional and mental health needs of children. This is the website link available in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB_PgDgebU8