JMS Cheerleading tryouts are next week! Please see flyer for more information.
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Just a reminder:
Public Announcement 🎓 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony 🎉 We are excited to announce our 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony will be held on: 📅 May 23, 2025 🕒 10:00am 📍 Jacksonville Middle School Join us in celebrating the incredible achievements of our 8th-grade students as they prepare to take their next big step into high school. Family and friends are welcome! Let’s make it a day to remember!
JMS Titan Family Organization meeting tomorrow at 5:30. Please join us!
2025-2026 Parent and Student Handbook. Click on the link to read the district's policies and procedures. https://5il.co/3mmb2
Open House 2025 for Pre-K through 12th grade. https://5il.co/3mjkf
Open House for Titan Learning Academy and EXCEL Virtual Academy. https://5il.co/3mjkg
2025-26 K-12 Bell Schedule. https://5il.co/3m35v
Bell to Bell, No Cell Policy for the 2025-2026 School Year. Click on the link to read the policy. https://5il.co/3l4ba
Day 3 Part 2: We saw the original Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights at the National Archives. We also went to the Natural History Museum and the National Gallery of Art. We visited the memorials in the evening.
Day 3 Part 1: Visit to see the White House, do a tour of the U.S. Capitol, and visit the Library of Congress.
Day 2 Part 2: We went to Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington in the afternoon and did a Ghost Tour in Old Town Alexandria in Virginia in the evening.
Day 2 Part 1: The JMS EF Tour group visited Arlington National Cemetery and the Iwo Jima Memorial this morning. We saw the Eternal Flame at JFK's grave, the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and many other important peoples' graves. We learned about and showed respect for our many fallen heroes.
Our first ever JMS EF Tour started today! We had a great time going to museums and touring the city. Check back tomorrow to see Arlington Cemetery, Mount Vernon, and Alexandria.
Our JMS Band scholars had their Spring Band Concert last week. Thank you to Ms. Hammons and Mr. Rogers for all they do to foster a love of music in their scholars.
The JMS Advanced Choir brought home a Superior Rating AND a beautiful trophy celebrating their success at Music in the Parks in Branson this past weekend.
Congratulations! Thank you to the following sponsors for making this trip possible.
A Natural State Funeral Service
Beginning Adventures Child Care
Bridjett Osborne
Chadwick Comer
Destiny Cowboy Church
First United Methodist Church (Scriptures Class)
First Arkansas Bank & Trust
Jacksonville Chiropractic Clinic
Lauren & Scott Fowler
Sharon Cousins
Our JMS Choir had a wonderful performance last night. Thank you so much to Mrs. Daniels for all her hard work with our scholars.
We are on our way to Branson! The JMS Advanced Choir would to thank our generous sponsors.
Our 6th graders did so well at their Multiplication Bee! Here are our winners!
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JMS phones are down. Our servicer has made an appointment to service the lines today. We will update as soon as service is restored.
Mrs. Gates’ 6th Grade ELA classes read the novel “Charlie & the Chocolate Factory” by Roald Dahl to coincide with their unit of study about imagination. After the novel study was complete, scholars were given the opportunity to create a type of chocolate or a candy that Willy Wonka might be interested in replicating at his candy factory. Scholars then took their big ideas and prepared presentations about their products which would be presented in a “Shark Tank” style. The goal of this “Chocolate Tank” project was to expand on the novel study, promote creativity/teamwork, enhance public speaking, to develop research skills, and to show students how argumentative writing also coincides with real life scenarios/opportunities.
Once presentations were complete, these scholars visited Ms. Drew and Mrs. Dettling’s 3rd Grade Classes at JES to present in front of the “sharks” a.k.a the third graders. After the presentations, the third grade scholars then voted on the chocolate or candy ideas that they felt were most successful. Both the 3rd graders and the 6th graders enjoyed this collaboration between JES and JMS as it provided a chance for the 6th graders to serve as role models and for the 3rd graders to get a glimpse of middle school life and to be inspired to be creative.
