Important Upcoming Dates Mon. Oct. 12-Nov. 16 – JAMS Online Annual Give Sun. Nov. 1 – Daylight Savings Time Ends, set clocks back…
Important Upcoming Dates Fri. Oct. 9 – State In-Service Day (No School)Mon. Oct. 12 – JAMS PTSA General Meeting, 7pm, via ZoomMon. Oct. 12-Nov. 16 –…
Important Upcoming Dates Fri. Oct. 9 – State In-Service Day (No School)Mon. Oct. 12 – JAMS PTSA General Meeting, 7pm, via ZoomWed. Nov. 11 –…
Important Upcoming Dates Mon. Sept. 28 – Fri. Oct. 3 – Drive-in Flu Clinics availableFri. Sept. 25 – 8th Grade Materials Distribution, 4-7 PMSat. Sept. 26…
Important Upcoming Dates Mon. Sept. 21 – JAMS PTSA Board Meeting, 7pm via Zoom; Drive-in Flu Clincs startWed. Sept. 23 – 6th Grade Materials Distribution,4-7 PMThu. Sept. 24 – 7th…
September 11, 2020 Important Upcoming Dates – Monday, September 14 Students begin following the “normal” bell schedule. 6th Grade Family Forum, 7-8…
Here are some important upcoming dates to have on your radar, including picking up laptops and family forums to provide…
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While this date is still tentative, pending a final vote, it looks like school will most likely be postponed 2…
Update: Friday July 24, 2020. Superintendent Juneau is recommending that Seattle Public Schools start the 2020-21 school year remotely. The…
This is the last Jaguar News for the 2019-20 school year.
See the department before it’s summer.
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News from Mr. Booker and the eighth-grade student promotion planning team.
“Our counselors will continue to devote this week’s Counseling office hours to for our young people to talk. These hours are from 1-3pm on Monday and Wednesday.”
Election for PTSA’s executive committee nominees, budget presentation planned.
Information on Monday’s General Meeting, lockers and help for families.
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And more!
“We know that our young people are worried about their families and each other and need ways to process these events with other young people.”