PJES Families... Upcoming Events- Wednesday, October 4th is Picture Day. Jostens uses a green screen so Do Not Wear Green. Next week, students can participate in the coin a day challenge for our upcoming book fair. Have a great weekend.
2 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary
Learning is so much fun! First graders practiced new words with shaving cream and graphing with bottle flipping!
2 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary
student writing
student graphing
students graphing
As National Attendance Awareness Month comes to a close, we want to thank our JCS students and families for making it a priority to practice good school attendance! Don't forget submissions for our district-wide attendance poster contest are due this Friday, September 29 - visit www.jcswv.org/attendance for contest details. And keep up the good work! Remember… students who miss fewer than nine days of school see better grades, stay on track to graduate high school, and even have better work habits. That's why Attendance Matters: All Day, Every Day!
2 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Attendance Matters: All Day Every Day posters created by students
JCS Superintendent Dr. Chuck Bishop speaks at the Charles Town and Shepherdstown Rotary Clubs during a lunch on Wednesday. Dr. Bishop will connect with students and the community again during a series of events in the coming months. Visit www.jcswv.org/events for details!
2 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
man at podium
group arching speaker
group sitting at tables
Page Jackson held a Fables Olympics on Monday! First-grade students enjoyed participating in different games connected to our unit on fables.
2 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary School
Student reaching for flowers
Student getting ready to jump
Students with buckets on their heads
Students rolling balls in grass
We're proud to recognize and celebrate West Virginia School Service Personnel Day! Our service personnel play an essential role in every aspect of our JCS community, including: ✅ The bus drivers and mechanics who ensure the safe transport of our students ✅ The aides who offer vital assistance in the classroom ✅ The cooks who provide nutritious meals for students and staff ✅ The custodians who keep our schools clean and orderly ✅ The maintenance staff who keep our schools and facilities running safely ✅ And the secretaries who provide crucial administrative support. We offer our most sincere gratitude to these individuals for all they do. THANK YOU!
2 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
West Virginia School Service Personnel Day
Did you know that practicing good attendance not only helps high school students stay on track to graduate but also increases their chances of earning a college degree and being successful in their jobs? We all prosper when our students gain the skills and abilities necessary to help them contribute to their communities. As we continue to recognize National Attendance Awareness Month, visit www.jcswv.org/attendance to learn more about why Attendance Matters: All Day, Every Day!
2 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Attendance Matters: All Day, Every Day banner in front of a group of Jefferson and Washington High School graduates in caps and gowns
ATTENTION: Significant outages at Frontier have made receiving incoming phone calls at Page Jackson Elementary School inconsistent today (9/20/23). We have activated our backup number to ensure you can contact the school by phone. Please call (304) 676-2598 to reach the front office today. Thank you.
2 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary School
PJES Families- Our students have been so excited to have parents eating lunch with them. Just a few reminders... When lunch is over, you are to return to the office to check out. If you need to speak to the teacher, send a note to arrange a conference. Be prepared with your photo id, for safety reasons only those listed on the emergency contact sheet can have lunch with your child. No siblings are allowed, this is a special time for you and your PJES student. Check out https://pjes.jcswv.org/o/pjes/page/family-lunch-visits for lunch times and to see other helpful tips.
3 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary
JCS joined other schools across West Virginia this week in a celebration of freedom! Celebrate Freedom Week was established to educate WV students about the founding of the United States, the values on which it was established, and the sacrifices made in the name of freedom. JCS students and staff decorated their schools and classrooms, participated in special activities, and proudly wore their Red, White, and Blue!
3 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Teachers in group wearing patriotic colors
Three female students dressed in red, white and blue
Jefferson High School windows decorated with "Celebrate Freedom" banners
Male student dressed in American flag pants
Teacher reading to a classroom of students
Many people think missing a few days of school each month is not a big deal. But absences add up quickly, and too many - excused or unexcused - can have a negative impact on academic achievement. Students who miss fewer than nine days of school see better grades, stay on track to graduate high school, and even have better work habits! Learn more about National Attendance Awareness Month here 👉 www.jcswv.org/attendance
3 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Good School Attendance Means… graphic
National Arts in Education Week celebrates the value of the arts in our schools and classrooms. #BecauseOfArtsEd, our students often have the opportunity to participate in arts-inspired events and showcases at the regional, state, and national levels. Thank you to our JCS educators who work tirelessly to inspire this type of dedication, creativity, and love of the arts in our students!
3 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Washington High School's Synergy Dance Ensemble performing on stage at Arts Ed
CTMS Jazz Band performing on stage at Arts Ed
JCS student and teacher standing in front of the student's portrait at a local art show
JHS Marching Band performing at Disney World with Disney castle in background
Middle School All-County Honors Choir performing on stage
Page Jackson KKids volunteered for the United Way Day of Caring on Tuesday! They helped Mrs. Walter spruce up their outdoor classroom. They weeded, planted bulbs, spread mulch, and tidied the classroom area. Nice job!
3 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary School
Group of students in classroom
Students in garden bed
Students in garden
Today, we remember and reflect.
3 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
9.11.01 Patriot Day - A National Day of Remembrance
Did you know Jefferson County Schools has a Parent and Education Resource Center? That's right, and our PERC is already working hard to organize activities to help connect our students across the district. If you are interested in learning more about PERC, are looking for resources to support a student, or simply want to come out and make new friends, be sure to visit www.jcswv.org/perc.
3 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Parent Educator Resource Center
9/7/23: UPDATE 9/7/23: Firefighters concluded their investigation at Page Jackson Elementary School and determined that there is NO DANGER to students or staff. Students returned to the building safely. We appreciate the quick response of our first responders and ongoing trust of our families as we work to keep our school safe.
3 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary School
From a sea of blue to sunshine rays of yellow, color days continue here at PJES! Friday is green 💚
3 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary
students in blue
students in yellow
The heat isn't the only thing making us see red! Today was RED day in Kindergarten; so many students joined to help kinders's learn their colors. Wednesday is BLUE day!
3 months ago, Page Jackson Elementary
students
students
Dear JCS Families: Jefferson County Schools puts the safety of students and staff first. With temperatures expected this week to reach the mid to upper 90’s, we are taking proactive steps to prevent heat-related illnesses. That means limiting outdoor activities at elementary, middle, and high schools when a heat advisory or warning is in place for Jefferson County. Limitations apply to any physical education classes, outdoor classrooms, field trips, and recess activities. For athletics, we will follow WVSSAC guidelines and consult with certified athletic trainers and medical doctors before making a final decision about practice or games. Current guidelines include safety measures such as practicing without pads, eliminating conditioning activities, moving indoors, or limiting practice time. We recognize the importance of providing appropriate practice time and games and will do what we can to ensure our student-athletes can prepare and compete safely. Schedule changes will be communicated as quickly as possible to limit potential disruption to students and families. We appreciate your support of our students.
3 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Jefferson County Schools Logo
Dear JCS Families: Jefferson County Schools puts the safety of students and staff first. With temperatures expected this week to reach the mid to upper 90’s, we are taking proactive steps to prevent heat-related illnesses. That means limiting outdoor activities at elementary, middle, and high schools when a heat advisory or warning is in place for Jefferson County. Limitations apply to any physical education classes, outdoor classrooms, field trips, and recess activities. For athletics, we will follow WVSSAC guidelines and consult with certified athletic trainers and medical doctors before making a final decision about practice or games. Current guidelines include safety measures such as practicing without pads, eliminating conditioning activities, moving indoors, or limiting practice time. We recognize the importance of providing appropriate practice time and games and will do what we can to ensure our student-athletes can prepare and compete safely. Schedule changes will be communicated as quickly as possible to limit potential disruption to students and families. We appreciate your support of our students.
3 months ago, Jefferson County Schools