We are bringing back Money in Motion and we are looking for some volunteers to help us with this event sponsored by Junior Achievement. You can sign up via the QR code on the flyer. If you have questions, you can contact Cat Hoth with JA (info on flyer) or Dan Bushman at danb@jcusd.org.
The flame lab is always a favorite!
Different elements emit different colored light when burned. This is why fireworks are so colorful.
Chemistry had fun finding out which elements produce what colors - everything is more fun when there is fire.
Different elements emit different colored light when burned. This is why fireworks are so colorful.
Chemistry had fun finding out which elements produce what colors - everything is more fun when there is fire.
To understand chemical weathering, you need to see it in front of your eyes. Calcium Carbonate reacts and erodes with acid - we just sped up with process with 12 molar Hydrochloric acid which has a pH of 0. The caves that have formations of stalactites and stalagmites are calcium carbonate. The Mogollon Rim has a lot of calcium carbonate, also known as Limestone. Next time you are on the rim - see if you can find rocks that look like Swiss Cheese.
Earth and Space students learned that computers and science mix. They coded microbits to read water saturation of different types of soil. The way that a soil holds water is useful knowledge for farming and understanding the ways different soils erode.
Auscultation is a technique of listening to the human body.
Typically, medical professionals listen to peoples hearts and lungs; but it is possible to hear when bones are broken. While auscultation of broken bones can be painful due to sound waves traveling through bone, non-broken bones are non-painful and one can hear the sound waves travelling through the bone.
Physics meets healthcare.
Typically, medical professionals listen to peoples hearts and lungs; but it is possible to hear when bones are broken. While auscultation of broken bones can be painful due to sound waves traveling through bone, non-broken bones are non-painful and one can hear the sound waves travelling through the bone.
Physics meets healthcare.
Picture day at the Elementary School is Tuesday, Sept. 30. Order online.
This was our 4th year entering photos into the Navajo County Fair, students from both the Junior high and High school photography classes entered photos and were very happy to see how well they did in competing. Several students walked away with First and Second place ribbons, while some also earned Best of class for their photo. So proud of our Wildcats and the hard work they put in to learning how to use cameras and taking a leap into competition!!
Everyone,
Our upcoming home football game on September 19th vs El Capitan has been canceled. The next home game will be Homecoming vs Mayer on September 26th at 7pm. We look forward to seeing you there!
Our upcoming home football game on September 19th vs El Capitan has been canceled. The next home game will be Homecoming vs Mayer on September 26th at 7pm. We look forward to seeing you there!
the HS stage band performed at the county fair today!
Anatomy & Physiology have been studying the Integumentary System.
Today, they worked with different severities of burns and the calculations that doctors use to determine the amount of Lactated Ringers that a patient with different kinds of burns would need.
They learned the different methods of calculating percentage of of burns and calculating pounds to Kg.
Yep, science has math in it!
Today, they worked with different severities of burns and the calculations that doctors use to determine the amount of Lactated Ringers that a patient with different kinds of burns would need.
They learned the different methods of calculating percentage of of burns and calculating pounds to Kg.
Yep, science has math in it!
When you are done with an A&P test and there is a disarticulated skeleton on the floor, you start to put the skeleton together. Hope Mrs. Bushman doesn't trip while teaching Electron Configuration to Chemistry today.
Join Kris Mayes for a Joseph City Town Hall on Friday, October 3rd
From 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM at the School District Board Room
8176 Westover, Joseph City, AZ 86032.
To RSVP, visit Joseph City Town Hall
Please join us for a discussion about education funding, scams and broadband issues and water challenges, etc. We want to hear the perspective and experience Arizona families that live and work in rural Arizona, Joseph City and the surrounding areas.
Hear directly from the Attorney General Mayes about what she is doing to serve Arizonans.ā
Congratulations to Shenoa Skidmore for being chosen for the All Tournament Team at the Payson Volleyball Tournament! šš»
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Come out to see Girl's Volleyball tomorrow night!
It is important to know how your equipment works. So after failing in the lab due to not knowing how equipment worked, Chemistry students were able to do the Solubility Lab again and looking at the relationship between water temperature and the rate of solubility.
Expect parking, lane restrictions along several streets in Joseph City as ADOT administers new sidewalk project Aug. 25
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises Joseph City residents to prepare for parking and lane restrictions along several local streets beginning Monday, Aug. 25, for a new project to install sidewalks.
Residents can expect shoulder restrictions along the affected streets throughout the project. Residents who park their vehicles along the shoulder of their street will need to move their vehicles when crews reach their homes to construct the new sidewalks.
The construction schedule is as follows:
ā¢ Phase I: Work will begin along 4th North Avenue starting at Westover Avenue and moving towards Randall Avenue. Crews will move south on Randall Avenue and then west along 3rd North Avenue to Westover Avenue.
ā¢ Phase II: Work will continue south on Randall Avenue from 3rd North Ave to 1st north Ave. Crews will then work east to west along 1st North Avenue. Crews will then work along Shelly, Westover, and Bushman Avenues from Main Street to 2nd North Avenue.
ā¢ Phase III: Crews will complete the project by working at various corners to install ADA-compliant sidewalk pedestrian ramps throughout the project area.
There may be driveway restrictions at certain locations when crews are working in front of residences.
Other work includes ADA compliant pedestrian ramps and curb and gutter at limited locations.
The purpose of this project, which ADOT is administering on behalf of Navajo County, is to improve pedestrian safety. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of November.
For more information, visit the project webpage at azdot.gov/projects under the Northeast District.
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises Joseph City residents to prepare for parking and lane restrictions along several local streets beginning Monday, Aug. 25, for a new project to install sidewalks.
Residents can expect shoulder restrictions along the affected streets throughout the project. Residents who park their vehicles along the shoulder of their street will need to move their vehicles when crews reach their homes to construct the new sidewalks.
The construction schedule is as follows:
ā¢ Phase I: Work will begin along 4th North Avenue starting at Westover Avenue and moving towards Randall Avenue. Crews will move south on Randall Avenue and then west along 3rd North Avenue to Westover Avenue.
ā¢ Phase II: Work will continue south on Randall Avenue from 3rd North Ave to 1st north Ave. Crews will then work east to west along 1st North Avenue. Crews will then work along Shelly, Westover, and Bushman Avenues from Main Street to 2nd North Avenue.
ā¢ Phase III: Crews will complete the project by working at various corners to install ADA-compliant sidewalk pedestrian ramps throughout the project area.
There may be driveway restrictions at certain locations when crews are working in front of residences.
Other work includes ADA compliant pedestrian ramps and curb and gutter at limited locations.
The purpose of this project, which ADOT is administering on behalf of Navajo County, is to improve pedestrian safety. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of November.
For more information, visit the project webpage at azdot.gov/projects under the Northeast District.
At the beginning of every year, Chemistry students need to demonstrate lab skills in order to be able to do labs . . . . . so far, so good - getting ready for a new year.
Who is planning to go to the Varsity Football home opener?
Be there Friday at 7 PM.
Be there Friday at 7 PM.
THROWBACK THURSDAY:
Shoutout to the class of 1978!!
