It was Festive Fit day today and some of our students understood the assignment! They were rewarded with candy at lunch from StuCo!
We are proud to celebrate our JMS Teacher of the Year and JMS Classified Staff Member of the Year! 🌟
Please join us in congratulating Alicia Toy, Teacher of the Year, and Bill Tildsley, Classified Staff of the Year.
Their dedication, hard work, and commitment to our students and school community make a lasting impact every single day. They inspire excellence, support success, and truly embody the heart of JMS.
Happy holidays from all of the JMS staff to our JMS families🎅🏼🎄🎁💙
Element of the week!
Advanced Science students in Team 7-2 have been exploring the periodic table through our Element of the Week project. Each week, one student researches an element (1–26) and creates a poster highlighting its properties, uses, discovery, and natural sources. To strengthen the connection to the real world, each poster also includes a real sample containing the element.
Students present their work at the start of the week, and the posters are displayed in the 200 US hallway for the school community to view. We’re taking a break for the winter holidays, but we’ll re-activate the project in January with Fluorine—fittingly the most reactive element of the table!
Advanced Science students in Team 7-2 have been exploring the periodic table through our Element of the Week project. Each week, one student researches an element (1–26) and creates a poster highlighting its properties, uses, discovery, and natural sources. To strengthen the connection to the real world, each poster also includes a real sample containing the element.
Students present their work at the start of the week, and the posters are displayed in the 200 US hallway for the school community to view. We’re taking a break for the winter holidays, but we’ll re-activate the project in January with Fluorine—fittingly the most reactive element of the table!
Fourth hour classes went all out by choosing their own holiday themes and transforming classroom doors into creative festive displays. The doors look absolutely amazing and we welcome seeing our students' creativity and teamwork on display. Way to spread the holiday cheer, JMS! 🎁🤶🏼(part 2)
Our halls are looking extra festive at Jenks Middle School🎄🎅🏼 (part 1)
We are happy to announce that Vatsany Norinh has been selected as the JPS Child Nutrition Employee of the year! Norinh says she loves working at the Jenks Middle School cafeteria.
Candy bars will be given out to the most festively dressed during lunch! Sponsored by StuCo!
7th and 8th graders will take semester finals this week. Check out the schedule.
Is your middle school student interested in trying out for track? Get all the info at the parent night next month.
Tickets go on sale today during lunch for $5. Sponsored by Student Council.
Congratulations to our Trojans teams 1/2/3 for placing 1st, 2nd and 4th, and to Lucas Sparks, Musea Lin (Ponyo), Reyansh Gupta, Aaron Huang for placing in the top 4 mixed team competitions. Congratulations to Aaron Huang, Kai McDaniel, Reyansh Gupta, Bipul Lamichhane, and Musea Lin (Ponyo) for placing in the for their outstanding individual placements on top 10 individuals. Also, congratulations to Kai McDaniel and Aaron Huang for placing top 1st place for the 7th & 8th grade overall students.
We are so proud of all our Mathletes for their hard work and dedication!
Don't forget to turn in those gift cards by tomorrow! Thanks to everyone who is helping make some of our JMS students' holidays a little brighter.
Everything is better with candy—even science!
In this lab, Team 7-2 students used colorful candy pieces to model atoms, with each candy color representing a different element. Each model included a key so students could clearly indicate which color stood for which element. By building both reactants and products models, students could visualize how atoms rearrange during a chemical reaction. They also applied the law of conservation of mass by counting each candy color on both sides of the equation to make sure the numbers matched.
Once the activity was complete, students were allowed to eat their sweet, sweet atoms—of course, outside the lab! 🤓
In this lab, Team 7-2 students used colorful candy pieces to model atoms, with each candy color representing a different element. Each model included a key so students could clearly indicate which color stood for which element. By building both reactants and products models, students could visualize how atoms rearrange during a chemical reaction. They also applied the law of conservation of mass by counting each candy color on both sides of the equation to make sure the numbers matched.
Once the activity was complete, students were allowed to eat their sweet, sweet atoms—of course, outside the lab! 🤓
Get those vocal chords warmed up for some fun holiday karaoke! Students can purchase $5 tickets at lunch beginning Dec. 11th. Ticket includes 1 group song, hot chocolate, & a candy cane during their lunch on Dec. 17th. Sponsored by Student Council.
We're going all-out for 1 day of Holiday Spirit! Join the teachers in dressing in your merriest holiday gear on Thursday Dec. 18th. StuCo will be handing out candy to the most Festive Fits during both lunches.
Donations go directly to JMS students and their family.
🍗Gobble til you Wobble! 🍗
Happy Thanksgiving, JMS!
From science to science fiction: The Periodic Table of Element Superheroes!
Team 7-2’s science students have reimagined the Periodic Table as a mini-universe of heroes, villains, and supernatural beings—each one inspired by an element. Their characters join “leagues” based on the element classes, and their abilities mirror the real properties and uses that make each element unique.
Students showed an amazing blend of creativity and scientific thinking in their work, and together, built a fictional world that pays tribute to one of the greatest and most iconic tools in science —middle school style! Come see our superheroic Periodic Table on display in the 200 upstairs wing.
Team 7-2’s science students have reimagined the Periodic Table as a mini-universe of heroes, villains, and supernatural beings—each one inspired by an element. Their characters join “leagues” based on the element classes, and their abilities mirror the real properties and uses that make each element unique.
Students showed an amazing blend of creativity and scientific thinking in their work, and together, built a fictional world that pays tribute to one of the greatest and most iconic tools in science —middle school style! Come see our superheroic Periodic Table on display in the 200 upstairs wing.
Pep Rally Final post (#3)
✨ A DAY TO REMEMBER ✨
Thank you to our students, staff, and families for making this year’s Fall Pep Rally unforgettable. The excitement, the unity, the teamwork—THIS is what JMS is all about. Let’s carry this energy into the season! 🏆
