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We have found an opponent for our Varsity football team on Friday. They will be traveling to Mohave Accelerated at 7pm.

The youth flag football camp will be rescheduled for another date. Updates coming soon. We apologize for any inconvenience.

16 days ago, Tyler Murphy
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In a special Board Meeting, our Governing Board voted to change our Spring Break to March 15, 2027 – March 19, 2027 to align with NPC’s Spring Break for our students.

Due to this change, our Spring Parent Teacher Conferences will be March 11, 2027 with an early release for students that day.

The public calendar on jcusd.org reflects the changes.

(Thank you to my editor, John R.)

16 days ago, Julie Strong
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ATTENTION FANS -

We have two important updates regarding High School Athletics:

1. VOLLEYBALL - Mogollon is unable to host their volleyball games with us, Thursday, 8/27.

We will be hosting instead!

FR/JV/Varsity games tomorrow at 4/5/6pm.

2. FOOTBALL - Valley Lutheran has forfeited the Varsity Football game on Friday, 8/28.

We will not be hosting a football game this weekend.

Remember, our games are now cashless. Card only for tickets and concessions.


16 days ago, Tyler Murphy
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From AR reading to American Self-Government review stations, my students have been working hard! I’m so proud to see them collaborating, supporting one another, and preparing together for Thursday’s test. Their teamwork makes all the difference!

16 days ago, Michael Gayer
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Agriculture hatched these cute babies this month! Keeping these tiny little quail happy has been fun and rewarding. These little guys hatched from our own little flock. Excited to see our quail numbers grow!
16 days ago, Marijoe Hansen
Agriculture loving on our new quail babies!
17 days ago, Eric Miller
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Yesterday in kindergarten, we began exploring how to order numbers 0-5 from least to greatest. When we made our groups, to our surprise, it looked like stairs! If we did it wrong, the stairs wouldn't work. It is good for our minds to visualize with hands on manipulatives how one more looks like in a number order line!
17 days ago, Deidra Smith
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Environmental Science is trying their hand at creating a perfectly balanced ecosystem.
Their goal is to have the perfect balance of water in the terrarium and to have the water cycle and nitrogen cycle be perfectly balanced and cycle continually.
The longest record for a sealed terrarium to continue to live is over 60 years.
Mrs. Bushman has one that is over 2 years old.

17 days ago, Jess Bushman
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There will be a Special Board Meeting of the JCUSD Governing Board August 25, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
18 days ago, Julie Strong
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Can you predict the habitat of an insect based on what they look like?
Biology looked at insects and then wrote a lab predicting things about them based on what they saw.
Identification of the insect was not part of the lab.
19 days ago, Jess Bushman
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Our math classes had a great week with much laughing and working!! Our 7th graders learned about proportionality by making lemonade, our Geometry students used marshmallows and toothpicks to build and identify points, lines and planes in different dimensions and our algebra 2 students played bounce bowling and plotted the ball trajectory. Your students are critically creative and genuinely innovative in their abilities to model and understand math concepts!
19 days ago, Mrs. Larsen
Students presenting their graphical analysis of bounce bowling!
Our Junior High Science classes have been learning to engage in and understand the Scientific Method/Thinking. This week our students used inductive reasoning to offer a hypothesis regarding the disappearance of a family, by studying canceled checks left behind. Your children were fantastic and everyone was completely involved.
21 days ago, Kay Rush
8th grade students offer theories based on evidence.
Judy leads her group as new clues come to light.
6th grade students offer evidence based explanations like they have been doing this for years.
Everyone had a job, and everyone offered theories .
Light bulbs flash as new evidence comes to light as the investigation continues.
Organizing the evidence became one of the keys to creating a solid timeline.
Differing theories allowed students to defend their hypothesis using solid evidence.
Great team work was the key to an effective Investigative Lab.
Our Varsity volleyball team will be having a mutli-team scrimmage in Joseph City today. Come out and support our Lady Wildcats as they kick off the new season.
21 days ago, Eric Miller
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Joseph City JH/HS is making a change to our athletic events. We will no longer be accepting cash at these events. This includes our sporting events entry fees and our concession stand as well. We understand that there will be some who prefer to use cash. We apologize for the inconvenience. One option for entry fees is to purchase an activity pass at the high school office. These can still be purchased with cash and will get you in to all of our home events (excluding state playoff games).
22 days ago, Eric Miller
Three weeks into the school year, and if you asked my welding students what we’ve been doing, they’d probably tell you "not welding."

They’re not wrong—no sparks have flown yet! Instead, we’ve spent the last 15 days mastering shop safety (because burning the building down on week two is frowned upon) Today we learned how to read a tape measure. Turns out, "about three of those tiny lines past the 4" isn't an official trade measurement.

The real win? The majority of the class just passed their very first NCCER exam today! They are officially on track to earn their full NCCER Core certification.

Building tradespeople takes patience, standard units of measurement, and a whole lot of safety rules. The sparks will be flying soon enough, but for now, these kids are laying a solid foundation. 👨‍🏭🔥📐
22 days ago, Tyson Smith
Environmental Science made and set out slides to see what particulates are floating around in the air on different parts of campus.
We will check them under the microscope next week to identify what we have collected.
22 days ago, Jess Bushman
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For WayBack Wednesday, Earth and Space continued to study their current event of Mt. Etna erupting.
Since they couldn't look up answers to questions using Google, they started looking in books.
Instead of looking up answers to specific questions, they just looked at subjects and as they hunted through the information, they found that books are more cool than Google --> you find tid bits of information that you just didn't know.
With Google you have to know what questions to ask. But what if you don't know what questions to ask? Books are a treasure chest of information to dig through --> everyone loved looking through books to see what treasure they could find.
22 days ago, Jess Bushman
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Chemistry observed evidence of electrons in spectro tubes today!
They observed how a magnetic field can affect the path of the charged particles in the tube.
The were able to see Neon, Oxygen, Helium, Hydrogen, and Mercury --> all emitting a different colors on the Visible Light Spectrum.
22 days ago, Jess Bushman
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Students are loving the change from test prep to AR reading. Some students say they wish AR reading time was longer.
22 days ago, Kate Birk
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Today’s Tech-Free Wednesday had my 8th graders up, moving, and reviewing civics through a series of hands-on stations! Instead of screens, students worked together to review key ideas about government, citizenship, and civic responsibility. It was a great way to mix collaboration, movement, and learning while giving the technology a break for the day!
23 days ago, Michael Gayer
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