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Jackson High School
Mission Statement: Education is the collaborative responsibility of the staff, the students, the families, and the community. Therefore, the mission of JHS is to provide a quality curriculum to its diverse student body in a safe, structured environment; to empower students to strive for excellence in academics, the arts, technology, and life skills; and to create responsible citizens for a global society.
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Principal:
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Having recently completed her 20 th year at Jackson High School, Mrs. Baird-Pauli is Jackson High School’s Principal for Instruction. Mrs. Baird-Pauli’s experience at Jackson High School includes 7 years as a Teacher Consultant for the Emotionally Impaired, and has served in an administrative capacity for the past 13 years. |
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History:
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Jackson High School has a rich history. Originally founded in 1866, the first graduating Class of 1870 had 6 students. Today, approximately 1,700 students attend Jackson High School, home of the Vikings. When the building was dedicated in 1927, a booklet describing the history of the school was published, complete with photos.
To view this interesting publication, please click here.
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Demographics:
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Jackson High School is located in the heart of Jackson, on Wildwood Street just off South West Avenue.
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Curriculum:
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A complete list of the curricular departments with in-depth course descriptions is included in the Jackson High Home Pages. Click here to view “Classes and Teaching”.
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Pinnacle Gradebook Parent/Student Viewer
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This website is for the purpose of reviewing a student’s grades and assignments in each of their classes. Select teacher / subject for each class you wish to review. Attendance is not accurate on this website. Any problems with this site please contact Brad Hess at 517-841-2674 or via email.
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Of Special Interest:
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Withington Stadium holds 7,000 people and has artificial turf.
The Jackson High School Library features a 75-year-old fireplace and offers access to almost 18,000 books, 75 magazine subscriptions, a classroom computer lab, and 12 student-use computers.
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