announcements:
JHS - School Advisory Council Membership Roster - 2021/22
Student Representative – Caroline Harp
Student Representative – Lee Gilliam
Parent Representative – Ryan Jenkins
Parent Representative – Oscar Locklin
Parent Representative – Mike Adams
Parent Representative – Natasha Godwin
Business/Community Leader – Eric Seib
Support Personnel – Alicia Clark
Teacher – Steve Locklin
Principal – Benjamin H. West II
Student Representative – Caroline Harp
Student Representative – Lee Gilliam
Parent Representative – Ryan Jenkins
Parent Representative – Oscar Locklin
Parent Representative – Mike Adams
Parent Representative – Natasha Godwin
Business/Community Leader – Eric Seib
Support Personnel – Alicia Clark
Teacher – Steve Locklin
Principal – Benjamin H. West II
Florida’s Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) has released their most recent Economic Security Report. The report details the economic outcomes of recent completers from our public postsecondary institutions. Please consider it a useful tool to generate conversations about the potential of the credentials offered by our area technical centers, state colleges and/or universities.
Encouraging families to start college and career conversations early will likely result in higher persistence and success rates. Moreover, it is a statutory requirement to provide a summary of the DEO’s annual Economic Security Report to parents of students in grades 6-12. The 2020 report and summary is now posted at http://www.floridajobs.org/wser-home/products-and-services/public-higher-education
Encouraging families to start college and career conversations early will likely result in higher persistence and success rates. Moreover, it is a statutory requirement to provide a summary of the DEO’s annual Economic Security Report to parents of students in grades 6-12. The 2020 report and summary is now posted at http://www.floridajobs.org/wser-home/products-and-services/public-higher-education
Now through My School Bucks, parents can purchase lockers, request/pay for transcripts, and make JHS cheerleading payments using your debit or credit cards. We will be adding more payment options throughout the school year.
For current school COVID numbers, please go to Home | Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Outbreak (floridahealthcovid19.gov), scroll down and look for: School Report for Florida — Summary of COVID-19 Cases Associated with Primary and Secondary Schools
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires that school districts provide parents with an annual state, district, and school status reports to include but not limited to the following: student achievement, accountability and subgroup data.
Florida’s EDStats tool provides a robust data reporting portal that FDOE will use to provide information to parents and the public about the performance of subgroups in the school grades system and for many other performance metrics (https://edstats.fldoe.org). In addition, the FDOE uses data to produce readily accessible school and district report cards, providing transparent information to all stakeholders. The district report card specifically reports on progress toward transitioning students from one level (elementary, middle, high) to the next and also reports graduation data. (https://edudata.fldoe.org/index.html).
Florida’s EDStats tool provides a robust data reporting portal that FDOE will use to provide information to parents and the public about the performance of subgroups in the school grades system and for many other performance metrics (https://edstats.fldoe.org). In addition, the FDOE uses data to produce readily accessible school and district report cards, providing transparent information to all stakeholders. The district report card specifically reports on progress toward transitioning students from one level (elementary, middle, high) to the next and also reports graduation data. (https://edudata.fldoe.org/index.html).
JHS Safety Announcement:
The district has recently installed an access control door lock and camera system at our front entrance. Effective January 7, 2019, the front entrance will no longer be open during the school day. When you approach the front entrance, you will need to push a button located to the right side of the entryway next to the mounted camera. You will be greeted by a school employee, asked to present a photo ID to the camera, and state the purpose of your visit. Once approved, the door will then be unlocked, and you will be permitted access into the building. We ask for your patience and understanding concerning this new protocol, as our number one goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of our students and staff members. If you have any questions, please call the school at 675-4507.
The district has recently installed an access control door lock and camera system at our front entrance. Effective January 7, 2019, the front entrance will no longer be open during the school day. When you approach the front entrance, you will need to push a button located to the right side of the entryway next to the mounted camera. You will be greeted by a school employee, asked to present a photo ID to the camera, and state the purpose of your visit. Once approved, the door will then be unlocked, and you will be permitted access into the building. We ask for your patience and understanding concerning this new protocol, as our number one goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of our students and staff members. If you have any questions, please call the school at 675-4507.
Florida Economic Security Report - This report provides you with information regarding the success of Florida college/university graduates. This information can be helpful when choosing a college/university.
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