December 19, 2022

After School Academic Support is complete for Semester One. JCHS will resume After School Academic Support in January.  

IMPORTANT EXAM NOTES

EXEMPTION POLICY:


EARLY RELEASE PROCEDURES:  December 19th and 20th

JCHS Final Exams are this Week!

Monday, December 19th, Early Release Day

Tuesday, December 20th, Early Release Day

On December 19th and December 20th , students are only required to be on campus when they are taking final exams. When students are on campus, they are expected to be in their assigned classes. Students may not be on campus just to loiter, hang out, bring food to other students, socialize, etc. They may not be in areas other than their assigned classes.

Exemption Requirements for JCHS Final Exams (as written in the Student Handbook):  

To verify if your student is exempt from a JCHS Final Exam please:

If you have any questions, please contact your student's teachers.

Congratulations to all of our amazing students who made the 2023 District 14 Honor Band!

Are you interested in joining the JCHS eSports Team?  Contact Mr. Andrews at the Empower College & Career Center.

JCHS Student Drivers: Please be reminded of the importance of driving safely as you travel to and from JCHS each day.  Your safety and the safety of others are of utmost importance and it is vital that each of you give your full attention and drive with caution to and from campus.  On days when the weather or traffic is not ideal, such as a day with rain, snow, or road backups, we ask that you take even greater precautions and drive with patience, attention, and care as you travel to and from campus. Also, please remember to wear your seatbelt. 

Important Reminders:  

Jackson Electric Membership Corporation (EMC) is accepting applications for the annual Washington Youth Tour, sponsored by the nation’s electric cooperatives. Jackson EMC will send four student delegates on an all-expense paid leadership development experience to Washington, D.C., June 15-22, 2023.

Current high school sophomores and juniors in the Jackson EMC service region who have demonstrated leadership potential, academic success and community service may apply directly online HERE. Applications must be received at Jackson EMC by 5:00 p.m. on January 31, 2023.

Finalists will interview on Feb. 20, 2023, with a panel of business, community and university leaders to be one of Jackson EMC’s four delegates to receive the Washington Youth Tour leadership experience.

Publix Partners is a program that helps Publix shoppers who are Club Publix members give back to participating schools in their communities. Publix Partners has contributed more than $40 million to more than 5,000 schools across the Southeast since the program's inception. Click HERE to sign up and connect with JCHS! 

Mr. Bolt's Advisement Class won first place in our first-annual Holiday Trivia Contest sponsored by the Library Learning Commons!

Ms. Curtis's and Ms. Fowler's Advisements won the 'Twas the Night Before Christmas ContestStudents worked together to create a modern day version of the famous poem. Thank you for participating!

Coach Croteau’s Peer Leadership class hosted a holiday celebration for our Adapted PE students. Students played reindeer toss, decorated cookies, colored, and made ornaments! Fun time for everyone! 

Staff & students enjoyed getting into the holiday spirit with Holiday Pajamas on Thursday and Dress like a Holiday Song on Friday. Can you guess the holiday songs in these pictures?

The JCHS Jazz Band presented their Jazz Band Dessert Concert on Tuesday night.

Jaxco Dance presented The Most Wonderful Time of the Year on Thursday!

Jessica Rivera, Architectural Apprentice with Mr. Rick Sellers, local retired architect, works on drawing a beam for the Jefferson Cotton Mill project.

WBL Job Board
ALL are welcome to please visit our WBL Job Board if you are seeking a job opportunity.  Click here to see the WBL Job Board.

JCHS Students Receive their ServSafe Certificate!

Congratulations to these Food Science students for receiving their ServSafe Certificate! 

The ServSafe certification was developed to educate restaurant workers and other food handlers about the best practices in food safety.

Panther Press Digital Announcements

We have SO MANY amazing opportunities and events occurring at JCHS.  The presentation below is a "one-stop-shop" to learn about the "happenings" at JCHS.  We will house all of our digital flyers in this section of the Panther Press each week.  Also, the digital flyers are displayed throughout the school on our Visix boards

BASKETBALL CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

Both our Varsity Girls and Boys basketball teams played well on Friday night, but ultimately came up just short at Franklin County.  

The Panthers play tomorrow at home vs. Winder Barrow, before heading into the break.  We will host a BIG Holiday basketball tournament over the break!

WRESTLING CONTINUES TO SHINE

Jaxco has a great showing at the Lady Nutcracker Invitational at Lumpkin County! Lilly Chavis and Raven Cook were both champions , Aubrey Dobbs finished second , and Peyton Hallen-Banks missed placing by one match! 

The Boys varsity A team competed at the prestigious Keen Invitational this weekend, with several making the semifinals or above.  The team finished 6th in a loaded field of top wrestlers.

The Boys varsity B team travelled to Lumpkin County and performed well.  Mikey Castro and Zack Scott placed in their weight classes.

SWIM CATS UPDATE

The SwimCats competed at the University of Georgia this past weekend, with several individual accomplishments!

SEVERAL PANTHERS NAMED ALL REGION IN FOOTBALL

NEW INFORMATION: 

REMINDER INFORMATION:

Please review the digital flyers for important information about upcoming college visits, scholarship information, and more.

Counseling Announcements

Jackson County School System leaders proposed new attendance zone lines for the 2023-24, 2024-25 school years. Visit www.jacksonschoolsga.org/schoolzones to view the proposed lines.

The 2023-2024 JCSS Program of Study is available.  The Jackson County School System has provided the JCSS Program of Study as a planning guide for our families and students to use. The JCSS Program of Study shows the connection between class work and future success, pointing out the relevance of academic learning in the classroom.

Visit the Jackson County High School website for more information!