It's Red Ribbon Week at Jenks High School!
Red Ribbon Week is a tobacco, alcohol, and drug substance abuse prevention and awareness campaign. This year, Jenks Drug Free Youth is taking part in bringing awareness to the problem of substance abuse on campus with the help from STUCO, and the Super Fans. Look out this week for events happening around JHS!
What's next for Jenks High School seniors after they step off the graduation stage in May? Today, the class of 2024 had the opportunity to prepare for college and career possibilities! Students attended the 2023 PrepYou Senior Conference at OSU-Tulsa, where they attended sessions on building a business, choosing a career, managing college financial aid, personal finance, and many more. Thanks to Mike Bausch from Andolini's Pizzeria - Jenks for inspiring our students this morning, Jenks Public Schools Foundation, and all the community partners and speakers who continue to make this event a success for our Trojans! #5AFriday #Academics
Y'all ready for Friday night? Judging by the decibel level at the pep rally today, the student body at Jenks High School can't wait to take on a suburban school to the south. Even the Superintendent went for a spin on the mechanical bull! Huge thanks to Channel 6 for presenting the Spirit Stick and to Jenks alum and Super Bowl champ, Darwin Thompson for making a special appearance. Let's go Trojans!
Wasn't the first day of school yesterday? Enjoy your fall break, Trojans. We'll see you on Monday!
It was loud! It was groovy! And these Jenks High School Trojans are totally stoked for tonight's football game! The first Homecoming pep rally in the Frank Herald Fieldhouse was outstanding, and there was even a special appearance by Alex Aghajanian, President of the Tournament of Roses parade.
Congratulations to all of the homecoming court members and to Eduardo Pereyra and Magnolia Crissup for being named as Homecoming royalty. 🪩👑🏈 Don’t forget to join us on A Street for the Homecoming Parade starting at 5:30! See you there! ✌️
More than 70 colleges and universities were represented at the Jenks High School Dining Hall this afternoon as JHS hosted the Tulsa area's "First College Fair of the College Season." What a sensational opportunity for our students to learn, ask questions, and become more informed on what might come next in their educational journey! Thanks to our terrific counselors for making this happen and thanks to all college reps for being here today!
