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Professional Etiquette
Professional Etiquette
The 2nd Annual "Professional Etiquette Program," was held on Thursday, December 4 for 7th and 8th grade Delphos students. Organized by Delphos Middle School Counselors—Mrs. Alison Ross, Mrs. Nicole Chiles, and Mrs. Karen Grothouse, who is also a Delphos City School Board Member and St. John’s alum—the event focused on equipping young students with essential skills for their future careers. Through a series of informational sessions led by local professionals, students gained valuable insights into the hiring process, learned about professional behavior and workplace expectations, and explored strategies for achieving success in their future careers. This collaborative effort not only emphasized the importance of communication and professionalism but also laid a strong foundation for students' workplace readiness. Great job, Wildcats!
Red Ribbon Week
Delphos Jefferson Middle school students dress up for the week to declare themselves drug and alcohol free.
Community Service Day
Community Service Day
DJMS students and staff appreciate ALL the continued support from our community, so they spent the afternoon raking leaves. They raked hundreds of bags of leaves!!! Way to go DJMS students and staff!!!
Bowling Reward Day
Bowling Reward Day
DJMS students enjoyed some time at Delphos Recreation Center as part of their 2nd Quarter Reward Day!!! Way to go Wildcats!!!
Design and Modeling Showcase Final Projects
Design and Modeling Showcase Final Projects
7th grade Design and Modeling students showcased their final projects with the Kindergartens, Begindergarteners, and Cross-Categorical students from Franklin elementary. Community members, business leaders, parents, and grandparents all attended. Thanks to all who helped to make this happen: Allen County ESC, K&M Tire, Cenovus Refinery, Harbor Freight, the citizens of Delphos, parents and of course the students Great job everyone!
Spelling Bee Winners
Spelling Bee Winners
James Ridenour, 7th grader from DJMS, recently won his 3rd consecutive DJMS Spelling Bee by correctly spelling "convulsively" after 32 rounds. 5th Grader Chanley Brenneman was the runner-up. Congrats to all of our participants!!!
Donation Drive for Deb's Dogs
Donation Drive for Deb's Dogs
Delphos Jefferson Middle School Holds Donation Drive for Deb’s Dogs
Students at Delphos Jefferson Middle School recently organized a donation drive to support Deb’s Dogs, a local animal rescue organization. The effort was sponsored by the SWAG Student Council group, which coordinated the collection and encouraged participation throughout the school.
Students generously donated a variety of items to help care for rescue dogs, including dog food, leashes, toys, and other pet supplies. The donations will help provide comfort and care for dogs currently being assisted by the organization.
The school extends a sincere thank you to all students, families, and staff members who contributed items and helped make the drive a success.
8th Grade Dance
8th Grade Dance
DJMS 8th graders had a rocking good time at the Annual 8th Grade Dance. Thank you to DJ Phil Austin, the Delphos VFW, and Black Angus for their roles in the successful evening.
8th Graders in Washington D.C.
8th Graders in Washington D.C.
The 8th grade class recently took a trip to explore Washington D.C. They went on several tours and visited many memorials including: The Lincoln Memorial, Korean Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, The Holocaust Museum, MLK Jr. Memorial, FDR Memorial, Washington Monument, Arlington National Cementery, Changing of the Guards and Wreath hanging by Kynlee Geary, Ava Gallmeier, Will Osting, and Owen French, and so much more! These students learned so much and had a blast!
Governor Dewine Visits Delphos
Governor Dewine Visits Delphos
Governor Dewine visited our school on April 20 because we got a grant to build a new middle school!! There were student ambassadors that represented the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades to meet the governor and ask him questions about his career. High Schoolers also came to represent the high school.
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