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Family Resources, including Meal Service to Children During School Closure
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On March 17, Oregon Governor Kate Brown extended the statewide school closure until April 28. Junction City School District wants to reassure our families that our administrators are continuing to meet through spring break and they will be sharing information with families about resources for supplemental education, and a process by which families can let them know what supports they need (materials, chrome books, food, counseling support, etc.) They know it is hard for everyone to not have all the information right now, but they are planning as fast as they can with the guidelines that are being set from the State.
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On March 17, Oregon Governor Kate Brown extended the statewide school closure until April 28. Junction City School District wants to reassure our families that our administrators are continuing to meet through spring break and they will be sharing information with families about resources for supplemental education, and a process by which families can let them know what supports they need (materials, chrome books, food, counseling support, etc.) They know it is hard for everyone to not have all the information right now, but they are planning as fast as they can with the guidelines that are being set from the State.
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3/17/2020, 4:57 PM : JCSD to Continue Meal Service to Children During School Closure
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For the remaining of this week, tomorrow through Friday, March 20th, Junction City School District will be serving breakfast and lunch at the Junction City High School Cafeteria ONLY.
Meals can be served to any person under the age of 18 or 19, if the person is with disabilities. One breakfast and one lunch per child.
Breakfast and Lunch serve times are from 9:15 AM to 10:30 AM. Families will be allowed to take both breakfast and lunch off site during this time.
At the high school, pick up the meals at the doors going into the cafeteria by the little pump house (next to gravel lot). They will be opened at 9:15 AM and closed at 10:30 AM.
Communication will go out by the end of the week about meal pick up locations for next week.
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For the remaining of this week, tomorrow through Friday, March 20th, Junction City School District will be serving breakfast and lunch at the Junction City High School Cafeteria ONLY.
Meals can be served to any person under the age of 18 or 19, if the person is with disabilities. One breakfast and one lunch per child.
Breakfast and Lunch serve times are from 9:15 AM to 10:30 AM. Families will be allowed to take both breakfast and lunch off site during this time.
At the high school, pick up the meals at the doors going into the cafeteria by the little pump house (next to gravel lot). They will be opened at 9:15 AM and closed at 10:30 AM.
Communication will go out by the end of the week about meal pick up locations for next week.
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1:47 PM Coronavirus Update: JCSD Schools Closing Until April 1, 2020 - Free Meal Update Noted Below
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An update from Superintendent Rodden-Nord is available regarding current school closure, meal service during the break, and information on areas still under discussion.
3/14/2020 UPDATE:
Meals Available to Children During School Closure
Laurel Elementary and Junction City High School will be serving breakfast and lunch on Monday, March 16th & 30th, and Tuesday, March 17th & 31st. Meals can be served to any person under the age of 18 or 19, if the person is with disabilities. One breakfast and one lunch per child at the site. The child must be present to receive the meal.
Breakfast and Lunch serve times are from 9:15 AM to 10:30 AM. Families will be allowed to take both breakfast and lunch off site during this time.
At Laurel: The doors in the back of the school going into the cafeteria will be opened at 9:15 AM and closed at 10:30 AM.
At JCHS: The doors going into the cafeteria by the little pump house (next to gravel lot) will be opened at 9:15 AM and closed at 10:30 AM.
*All Parent/Teacher Conferences have been canceled.
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An update from Superintendent Rodden-Nord is available regarding current school closure, meal service during the break, and information on areas still under discussion.
3/14/2020 UPDATE:
Meals Available to Children During School Closure
Laurel Elementary and Junction City High School will be serving breakfast and lunch on Monday, March 16th & 30th, and Tuesday, March 17th & 31st. Meals can be served to any person under the age of 18 or 19, if the person is with disabilities. One breakfast and one lunch per child at the site. The child must be present to receive the meal.
Breakfast and Lunch serve times are from 9:15 AM to 10:30 AM. Families will be allowed to take both breakfast and lunch off site during this time.
At Laurel: The doors in the back of the school going into the cafeteria will be opened at 9:15 AM and closed at 10:30 AM.
At JCHS: The doors going into the cafeteria by the little pump house (next to gravel lot) will be opened at 9:15 AM and closed at 10:30 AM.
*All Parent/Teacher Conferences have been canceled.
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JCSD Schools are Open Friday, March 13th - Will be Closed Monday, March 16th
Junction City schools will be open and operating on a regular schedule today, Friday, March 13th. All after school activities, including practices, are canceled, effective this afternoon.
Junction City schools will be closed, beginning Monday, March 16th.
More information will be posted later today.
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Junction City schools will be closed, beginning Monday, March 16th.
More information will be posted later today.
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UPDATE: Message from JCSD Regarding the Coronavirus
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A letter to families and staff from Kathleen Rodden-Nord, Junction City School District Superintendent.
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A letter to families and staff from Kathleen Rodden-Nord, Junction City School District Superintendent.
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Information from District Nurse, Carol Puderbaugh Regarding Coronovirus
Decision Education Foundation Recognizes JCHS with Major Steps Forward Article
Great Work by All!
The Decision Education Foundation, also know as DEF, has recognized the efforts of Junction City High School's 9th grade TEAM teachers along with teacher Liz Henderson.
DEF's Mission
To improve the lives of young people by empowering them with effective Decision Skills.
Steps to Success Reaches All 9th Graders
A Decision Skills course reaching all 9th graders is underway this fall at Junction City High School, representing a major step forward for DEF. Based on previous success with DEF’s StrongStart program, Junction City decided to implement DEF material as the organizing principal of a first trimester freshman success class. DEF worked with school administrators, counselors, and teachers to frame class objectives and develop a course concept around Personal Best, Academic Success, and Career Exploration (PACE) with decision education at its core. “Steps to Success” is currently underway with 150 freshmen and has already generated positive feedback. As a model for reaching all students, Steps to Success can be adopted by schools as is, adapted in developing a course tailored to their school, and incorporated as modules within existing freshmen courses. Freshman success has become an area of expanded attention recently, since research has established freshman year on track measures as critical to eventual graduation.
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The Decision Education Foundation, also know as DEF, has recognized the efforts of Junction City High School's 9th grade TEAM teachers along with teacher Liz Henderson.
DEF's Mission
To improve the lives of young people by empowering them with effective Decision Skills.
Steps to Success Reaches All 9th Graders
A Decision Skills course reaching all 9th graders is underway this fall at Junction City High School, representing a major step forward for DEF. Based on previous success with DEF’s StrongStart program, Junction City decided to implement DEF material as the organizing principal of a first trimester freshman success class. DEF worked with school administrators, counselors, and teachers to frame class objectives and develop a course concept around Personal Best, Academic Success, and Career Exploration (PACE) with decision education at its core. “Steps to Success” is currently underway with 150 freshmen and has already generated positive feedback. As a model for reaching all students, Steps to Success can be adopted by schools as is, adapted in developing a course tailored to their school, and incorporated as modules within existing freshmen courses. Freshman success has become an area of expanded attention recently, since research has established freshman year on track measures as critical to eventual graduation.
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JCHS Student Awarded Prestigious OSU Scholarship
Congratulations to Junction City High School senior, Gabe Bagley!
Gabe was presented with Oregon State University's most prestigious award, the Presidential Scholarship. The Presidential Scholarship rewards academic excellence and inspires recipients to continue to be a positive force in the world. Gabe plans to major in engineering. Well done Gabe!!
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Gabe was presented with Oregon State University's most prestigious award, the Presidential Scholarship. The Presidential Scholarship rewards academic excellence and inspires recipients to continue to be a positive force in the world. Gabe plans to major in engineering. Well done Gabe!!
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