







This special event will take place on Friday, April 17th at the B.G. Bennett Auditorium.
The evening will begin at 5:00 PM with an opportunity to meet the finalists in the Auditorium Foyer. Immediately following the meet and greet, the finalists will participate in a Q&A session in the Auditorium.
This is a wonderful opportunity for our community to engage with the candidates and be part of this important process for the future leadership of Joseph City School District.

7th Hour Earth and Space was able to watch Artemis II launch today - they even counted down!
Did you watch it launch?


CPR is a skill that everyone should be able to do, the A&P students also understand the physiology behind what is going on with the heart and lungs during CPR.


JCHS sent 4 teams of students to EA STEM Day at Eastern Arizona College recently.
Out of the 4 teams, all 4 placed.!
* Briana Warner, Iris Powers, & Caleb Case took 3rd in the Biology competition.
* Peyton Bushman, Justin Gardner, Lucy Hancock, and Benson Moss took 3rd in the Chemistry competition.
* Emma Faulkner, Rosemary Fischer, Kylie Hansen, and Michael Ross took 2nd in the Chemistry competition.
* Chiara Musichini, Kase Fish, Kathleen Gardner, and Kayden Gardner took 1st in Earth and Space. For getting first place, they were each awarded a 2 year tuition scholarship if they choose a STEM field at EA worth $24,000.
The A&P students also went down for a special audience with Tammy Gillespie, the EA Anatomy & Physiology professor, to learn from her with their cadaver.








Students chose a chemical to test and then used litmus papers, a Universal strip indicator, and an electronic reader.
They also used cabbage water and 10 other indicators that indicate specific pH ranges.
Who doesn't love colors?!?!



Biology was able to test the food that they brought to school.
There were some interesting foods brought . . . a can of tuna with a can opener (so glad one was brought . . . can openers are not usually found in a chemistry lab.



Yes, we created a rainbow from diluted hydrochloric acid, lemon juice, vinegar, tap water, distilled water, sugar, salt, hand soap, baking soda, ivory soap, bleach, Borax, wood ash, laundry detergent, dish washer detergent, and drain cleaner.




A big thank you to Invenergy for their generous donation that made it happen. Support from businesses and community members like this makes a real difference for our students and programs.





Students now know how to stop bleeding through the use of tourniquets, direct pressure, and packing.
Knowing how to Stop the Bleed is a basic life saving skill.




We had some purples and greys and teals, but it was fun to watch the colors changing today.






Want to support and cheer on our Wildcats at state this weekend? Here's some information for the events:
Wrestling - Friday and Saturday at Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Tickets -
Boys - https://gofan.co/event/6154191?schoolId=AIA
Girls - https://gofan.co/event/6154219?schoolId=AIA
Basketball - Friday Quarterfinals at Desert Edge HS / Saturday Semis at Millennium HS
Tickets -
Girls Quarterfinal - https://gofan.co/event/6054682?schoolId=AIA
Boys Quarterfinal - https://gofan.co/event/6053578?schoolId=AIA
Can't make it? Here's where to watch:
Wrestling - https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/sports/wrestling/arizona
Girls Quarterfinal - https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/desert-edge-high-school-goodyear-az/gamf84e40af5a
Boys Quarterfinal - https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/desert-edge-high-school-goodyear-az/gama76099114e
