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Willie Lewis, Principal
517-841-3729
Willie.Lewis@jpsk12.orgRosie Talmage, Secretary
517-841-3728
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Jackson Pathways Office Hours Jackson Pathways Attendance HotlineSchool Days 517-841-37287:00am - 3:15pmStart Time - 7:25am
Dismissal - 2:17pm
Half Day Dismissal - 10:45am21-22 Daily Class Schedule
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Hello Vikings
This is Mr. Willie Lewis, the Principal of Pathways High School. On behalf of the staff of Pathways I would like to welcome you to the 2022-2023 school year.
We are looking forward to a great year filled with smiles, accomplishments and hard work. The hallways and classrooms are being cleaned, the floors are being waxed, and the rooms are being assembled with you in mind. We are looking forward to having you back in the building and helping you build your future. We have revamped some of the courses we teach and have built some new relationships with community partners to make our career oriented high school experience the best in the county.
We have some exciting changes in store for this school year. We are welcoming two new staff members to the Pathways teaching staff. Mr. Mida will be teaching our history courses and Mrs. Brutus is our new English instructor. We are looking forward to starting the year off on a great note with excellent new teachers.
We are hosting a few events to kick the year off.
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August 22nd from 6pm-7pm we will be hosting our Parent and Student Back to School Dinner in the High School Cafeteria.
Summer preparations are underway and schedules will be available to be picked up in the cafeteria during the class dinner.
JPHS classes will begin on Wednesday, August 24, 2022.
First ½ day of classes
August 24, 2022
7:25 a.m.- 10:45 a.m.
Homeroom (7:25- 7:45 a.m.)
First full day of classes with homeroom (Home room is your 1st hour)
August 25, 2022
7:25 a.m.- 2:17 p.m.
Homeroom (7:25- 7:45 a.m.)
First full day of classes without homeroom
August 26, 2022
7:25 a.m.- 2:17 p.m.
Remember that the Welcome Center is the entrance for students being dropped off and students who ride the bus will continue to enter on the east end. Seniors and juniors will be required to use the west end parking lot after acquiring a parking permit from the Athletic Office.
The school year is just around the corner and the fall sports teams are gearing up for their first official practices so if you are interested in participating in any of the fall sports it is not too late. Please contact the athletic office for details @ 517-841-3715
We would like to invite you to like us on Facebook at JPS Jackson Pathways to see Pathways students and staff in action.
We are thankful that you have made the choice to partner with us in graduating your student into adulthood. We welcome your input and support so please communicate with us so that we can serve you best. If you have any questions please contact the Pathways office at (517) 841-3729.
Willie R. Lewis
Principal of Jackson Pathways High Schools
517-841-3729
willie.lewis@jpsk12.org
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Good evening Viking family! This is Mrs. Lewis with this week’s high school announcements. It’s hard to believe that this is our last week of school. Each day has been an exciting adventure and we thank you for allowing us to be on this educational journey with your family.
As it gets warmer be sure that your student is abiding by the dress code policy or they will be asked to change.
Students will take their final exams on June 8 and June 9 with June 9 being their final day. Both days students will be dismissed at 10:45am. CHROMEBOOKS will be collected this week so be sure your student has their computer and carrying case to turn in before they leave on Friday at 10:45 am.
Each year we work to improve our academic performance and course outcomes. We will be sending a brief class survey to each student to assess their perspective on how we can improve our success in our school. Please encourage them to complete the survey for each class before Friday at 2:30pm. Thank you for your partnership and support.
SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION ENDED LAST WEEK BUT HERE IS THE INFORMATION FOR THOSE WHO ARE SIGNED UP TO ATTEND.
June 12th - June 29th.
Meeting Days
Monday - Thursday
Daily Schedule
8:00am Free breakfast for students
8:30am Classroom work session
11:30am Free lunch for students
12:00pm Classroom work session
2:00pm Board the busses for departure
The Jackson High Health Center is open Mondays- Fridays from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. The health center is located on the ground floor of the building. There is also an entrance in the back of the school for after hours appointments. Therapist, Judy Parros from the Center for Family Health will be at JHS four days a week this summer. If your students could use mental health support during our off months, please contact Judy. Call 517-780-0838 for more information.
In the upcoming school year, JHS will be implementing a phone policy for all students that will include them not being allowed to be on their phone during the classroom instruction. Max Stossel visited JPS and did a presentation talking about the impact of social media and phone addiction. Please use the link to access resources to help your student understand the harmful effects of spending too much time on their devices and on certain social media platforms. https://www.socialawakening.org/s/Education-In-The-Age-Of-Distraction-Follow-Up-SA.pdf
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/u8m19)The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week, as well as posts to our social media page and app. We encourage you to check these platforms regularly during the week to receive important updates.
Wishing you all a safe and restful summer. We look forward to seeing you back in the fall on August 24.
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Good evening Viking family! This is Mr. Lewis with this week’s high school announcements. Thank you to everyone who supported or took part in our student theater in their spring production of “A Year with Frog and Toad”.
The Art Show is happening now until May 1 at the Jackson Crossing. Our JHS students' art work is displayed for you to see the talent of our young people and their creativity in the world of visual performing arts at Jackson High!
Do you know of or have a current 8th grader? On April 26 at 6:00pm, we are hosting our 8th grade orientation for incoming students and families to hear all of the wonderful things that we have going on at JHS!
Each year we host an adopt a senior program which provides baskets to seniors. Seniors be sure to check your email for a link that will allow you to share information about what you like. We are looking for volunteers to adopt a senior to create a gift basket to donate to our seniors. If you're interested in donating a basket, please reach out to us today.
The Parent Network is putting on a Teacher Appreciation Luncheon on May 11th. They would appreciate donations from our Jackson High families. The donations will help with the cost of the lunch, gift certificates, and gift bags they would like to put together for the staff. If you own a business and would like to donate a gift card or some items from your business, we welcome those items as well. If you would like to donate, please send in any donations to the Welcome Center.
Does your child need a health care appointment? We have a health center right here at Jackson High School. The Jackson High Health Center is open Mondays- Fridays from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. The health center is located on the ground floor of the building. There is also an entrance in the back of the school for after hours appointments. Call 517-780-0838 for more information.
If you know of a child who is being bullied, never hesitate to contact us at 517-841-3781 to let us know about it. We have many resources, some of them being our counselors, social worker, and the Center for Family Health therapist. #bekindcompassionatecaring
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/u8m19)The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week, as well as posts to our social media page and app. We encourage you to check these platforms regularly during the week to receive important updates.
Have a great evening and remember today like everyday is a great day to be a Viking.
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Good evening Viking family! This is Mr. Lewis with this week’s high school announcements.
The Jackson High Health Center is reopened. It is open Mondays- Fridays from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. The health center is located on the ground floor of the building. There is also an entrance in the back of the school for after hours appointments.
Thank you to all of our parents, teachers, students, and community members who supported this year’s Ambassador Auction! Congratulations to all of our scholarship recipients and valedictorians.
Good luck to our athletes who begin spring sports this week!
There is no school tomorrow as our teachers will be in professional development. We look forward to seeing all of our students back in school on Tuesday.
SENIORS and Families: The FAFSA, which is money for college! Getting your FAFSA done is especially important as there is a new Michigan Scholarship called,”The Michigan Achievement Scholarship” which 70% of students will qualify for, but YOU HAVE TO GET YOUR FAFSA DONE in order to qualify! Have no fear, your Counseling and Advising team and the College and Career Access Center are here to help! There will be a FAFSA Night THIS THURSDAY, MARCH 16TH, FROM 6-7 IN THE J HIGH Media Center to get your FAFSA done! Students, please bring your chromebooks and your families 2021 taxes (NOT 2022, but 2021 taxes), please bring those, as well. If you have not completed your taxes, no worries. You can fill out the FAFSA anyway. If you cannot make it on Thursday, remember that you can always see your College and Career Advisor at the high school during the day or go down to the Jackson Crossing Mall and visit the College and Career Access Center in the evenings or Saturdays and get it done!
Our students will have the opportunity to hear a presentation from Max Stossell during their third hour on Tuesday. Max has spent the past six years speaking with 100,000+ students, parents, and educators around the world about social media's impact on our lives, and creating resources to help manage that impact. Max provides a unique and much-needed perspective on the role of technology in our homes, schools, and in our society.
Please join us for the JPS Jazz Night on March 15 at 7:00 pm featuring the Jackson High School and Middle School at Parkside Jazz Bands. This event will take place in the high school auditorium. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
Have a great evening and remember today like everyday is a great day to be a Viking.
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain in their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In this case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/u8m19)The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week, as well as posts to our social media page and app. We encourage you to check these platforms regularly during the week to receive important updates. -
Good evening Viking family! This is Mr. Lewis, with this week’s high school announcements.
Jackson Public Schools is now hiring & training School Bus Drivers!
Competitive Wages: $19-$21 per hour
$750 Sign-On Bonus!
Call Today! (517) 841-2180 or (888) 996-858
The Jackson High Health Center will reopen tomorrow. It will be open Monday- Friday from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. The health center is located on the ground floor of the building and students will need to have an appointment to be seen. There is also an entrance in the back of the school for after hours appointments. Look for more information about the reopening!
Jackson Community Foundation Scholarships are now open and available through February 14th. You can access the application through the Jackson Community foundation website or contact our counseling staff or our college advisory for more information and details.
We are three weeks away from exams. Talk with your young person about their grades and attendance. It is important that we are all working together as a team to ensure success for all students.
Congratulations to all of our student-athletes who competed this week and earned a Viking Victory! Good luck to those who are competing this week!
Come and join our Black History month celebration on Feb. 23rd from 5:30 to 7 at the Martin Luther King Center. We are inspired to share with our community the vast variety of ways that Jackson High School serves our community and to offer a perspective on how we believe we can improve the outcomes for our families. Our keynote speakers include Mr. John Willis, Mayor Daniel Mahoney, Mrs. Monica Pierce and Dr. Dominic Quinney. Come out and celebrate with us.
Just a reminder that there will be no school for students this Friday, February 17, as our teachers will be in professional learning. On Monday, there is no school due to President’s Day.
Have a great evening and remember today like everyday is a great day to be a Viking.
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain in their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In this case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/u8m19)The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week, as well as posts to our social media page and app. We encourage you to check these platforms regularly during the week to receive important updates.
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Good evening Viking family! This is Mr. Lewis, with this week’s high school announcements.
Jackson Public Schools is now hiring & training School Bus Drivers!
Competitive Wages: $19-$21 per hour
$750 Sign-On Bonus!
Call Today! (517) 841-2180 or (888) 996-858
The Jackson High Health Center will reopen on February 13, 2023. It will be open Monday- Friday from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. The health center is located on the ground floor of the building and students will need to have an appointment to be seen. There is also an entrance in the back of the school for after hours appointments. Look for more information about the reopening!
Jackson Community Foundation Scholarships are now open and available through February 14th. You can access the application through the Jackson Community foundation website or contact our counseling staff or our college advisory for more information and details.
We are four weeks away from exams. Talk with your young person about their grades and attendance. It is important that we are all working together as a team to ensure success for all students.
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain in their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In this case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
Have a great evening and remember today like everyday is a great day to be a Viking.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/u8m19)The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week, as well as posts to our social media page and app. We encourage you to check these platforms regularly during the week to receive important updates.
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Good evening Viking family! This is Mr. Lewis, with this week’s high school announcements.
Thank you to all of our parents and guardians who came out to parent teacher conferences last week. It is always good to see you! If you did attend the conference we will be mailing your students' progress report home tomorrow. As we look toward the second half of the 2nd Trimester we are concerned that you child is in attendance and making progress toward graduation. Please contact the Pathways office if you have any questions.
Our annual Vikings Giving ended on Friday and we are grateful for all of the generous donations! It is you, our family and friends that make Jackson High School a true testament of Community Coming Together!
Jackson Community Foundation Scholarships are now open and available through February 14th. You can access the application through the Jackson Community foundation website or contact our counseling staff or our college advisory for more information and details.
JHS/PATHWAYS CLASS OF 2023
● JHS AMBASSADOR AUCTION CORPORATE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE
NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!!
● $1000 per scholarship
● Must be a graduating senior with a 2.0-3.9 GPA
● A variety of scholarships available based on your field of study
● Applications due on February 3, 2023
● Fill out your application online https://forms.gle/SaFeSVi5faEDdhjV7
● OR fill out the PDF on the JHS website under the Guidance Tab
● Questions? Email Carrie Glick (glickc@comcast.net)
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain in their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In this case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
Have a great evening and remember today like everyday is a great day to be a Viking.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week! Also check our Jackson Viking Athletics Facebook page to learn more about our sports activities for each week. -
January 15
Good evening Viking Families,
This is Mr. Lewis, JHS 9th Grade Principal and Principal for Instruction for Jackson Pathways High School with this week’s high school announcements. I am hopeful that you have had a restful weekend and are looking forward to celebrating MLK day tomorrow.
As a reminder, school will not be in attendance tomorrow, however we hope that you can reflect, celebrate and commit an act of service to celebrate the legacy of Dr. King and his contribution to our country’s greatness.
Tomorrow, Monday January 16th, Jackson High School is hosting our second annual Martin Luther King Basketball Tournament. There will be 3 games played in the JHS Fieldhouse. The JHS JV team will tip off against Lansing Everett at 3:00 with Wayne Memorial Varsity Playing Farmington Hills at 5:00 pm and our Varsity Vikings will be taking on Lansing Everetts Varsity At 7. This event is sponsor by our local chapter of My Brother’s Keepers and at 6:30 we will be honoring Mr. Otis and Mrs. Shirley Brown with The Jackson Community Excellence Award for their service and commitment to the students of Jackson. Please come out to support our Vikings and help us celebrate this year’s honoraries.
Parent Teacher conference will be held this Thursday from 5:30 to 8:00 pm in the JHS Fieldhouse. It is critically important for you to be connected to your child’s educational progress. Some of your student’s classes have changed and they do have different instructors so this is a great opportunity to strengthen our partnership on behalf of your students' academic success.
Jackson Community Foundation Scholarships are now open and available through February 14th. You can access the application through the Jackson Community foundation website or contact our counseling staff or our college advisory for more information and details.
JHS/PATHWAYS CLASS OF 2023
● JHS AMBASSADOR AUCTION CORPORATE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE
NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!!
● $1000 per scholarship
● Must be a graduating senior with a 2.0-3.9 GPA
● A variety of scholarships available based on your field of study
● Applications due on February 3, 2023
● Fill out your application online https://forms.gle/SaFeSVi5faEDdhjV7
● OR fill out the PDF on the JHS website under the Guidance Tab
● Questions? Email Carrie Glick (glickc@comcast.net)
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain in their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In this case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week! Also check our Jackson Viking Athletics Facebook page to learn more about our sports activities for each week. -
Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
The Parent Network will be hosting a Holiday breakfast for our school staff on Dec.22nd. They would appreciate help with this event. If any of our Viking families would like to donate towards the catered meal and small gift bags being given out, please have your student drop off your donation to Mrs Edwards in the main office. Thank you in advance to our parents who continue to support our amazing Jackson High School teachers.
Please join us for the JHS Vocal concert this Thursdays at 7:00p in the JHS auditorium.
Monday- Merry Morning (PJ Day)
Tuesday- Holiday Movie Character day
Wednesday- color block day
Freshman -Red
Sophmores- Gold
Juniors-Green
Seniors- White
STAFF- Free choice.
Thursday- Holiday Sock and Flannel Day
Friday- Ugly Sweater day
JHS/PATHWAYS CLASS OF 2023
● JHS AMBASSADOR AUCTION CORPORATE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE
NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!!
● $1000 per scholarship
● Must be a graduating senior with a 2.0-3.9 GPA
● A variety of scholarships available based on your field of study
● Applications due on February 3, 2023
● Fill out your application online https://forms.gle/SaFeSVi5faEDdhjV7
● OR fill out the PDF on the JHS website under the Guidance Tab
● Questions? Email Carrie Glick (glickc@comcast.net)
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain in their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In this case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
Friday will be a full day of school and the last day before our Winter Break. We would like to wish everyone a happy holiday, Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas and Happy Kwanza! We wish you a safe and happy new year and we will see your students in January 9.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week!
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Good evening! This is Mr. Lewis, JHS assistant principal and Pathways Principal for Instruction with this week’s high school announcements.
In years past, JHS hosted its annual Thanksgiving Giving and collected non-perishable items for the Salvation Army to share with our community.
During the last couple years we have shifted to collecting items for several different community organizations that provide for those in need. Students in grade level, Viking Pride groups have identified an organization to which they want to donate. Our efforts are now called Vikings Give and runs from now - January 20, 2023.
Each grade is collecting the following items:
Seniors - socks
Juniors - non-perishable items
Sophomores- men’s hats and gloves and Amazon gift cards
Freshmen - women’s self-care products
In addition, the class of 2026 will be hosting a fundraiser tomorrow night at Culver’s on O’Neill Dr. from 5-8. Part of the proceeds from all of the meals purchased will benefit the class of 2026 and the SOAR home.
If you would like to donate, please contact us at 517.841.3700 and we will get you connected with our Student Government.
NHS will be hosting talent show auditions after school in the auditorium on Friday December 9th. Please contact Mrs. Crist at melissa.crist@jpsk12.org for more information.
Join us for our JHS Holiday Band Concert 7 pm in the auditorium on Tuesday, December 6.
There will be a senior meeting on Friday morning with a late bus for JACC students.
JHS/PATHWAYS CLASS OF 2023
● JHS AMBASSADOR AUCTION CORPORATE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE
NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!!
● $1000 per scholarship
● Must be a graduating senior with a 2.0-3.9 GPA
● A variety of scholarships available based on your field of study
● Applications due on February 3, 2023
● Fill out your application online https://forms.gle/SaFeSVi5faEDdhjV7
● OR fill out the PDF on the JHS website under the Guidance Tab
● Questions? Email Carrie Glick (glickc@comcast.net)
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain in their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In this case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
The Parent Network will be hosting a Holiday breakfast for our school staff on Dec.22nd. They would appreciate help with this event. If any of our Viking families would like to donate towards the catered meal and small gift bags being given out, please have your student drop off your donation to Mrs Edwards in the Welcome Center.
Data from the annual National Youth Tobacco Survey showed that 14.1% of high school students and 3.3% of middle school students said they'd recently used an e-cigarette or other vape product. The CDC's Office on Smoking and Health, said the new numbers show that this year, 2.5 million middle and high school students in the U.S. are reporting vaping. As we work to improve our community and decrease unnecessary traffic in the bathrooms, in addition to referrals to our drug prevention program; JUMP (just understand my potential), we are looking at adding MIP (minors in possession) to students who are caught vaping or in possession of substances when they are on campus. Officer Stallworth will now be issuing MIP tickets. If your young person has a habit that they need help kicking, please reach out to a principal or counselor. We thank you for your help with this concern as we try to help our young people. https://truthinitiative.org/thisisquitting
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week!
Have a great night!
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Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
Second trimester will begin tomorrow. Students will report to homeroom to get their schedule. Your name will be posted on the rosters for each homeroom in the hallways in several locations and outside of each classroom. Remember your homeroom is also your 1st hour and you will remain there through to second hour. Students' new login information will be included on their schedules. Report cards will be mailed out on December 5th.
Consistently being on time is the product of proper planning, personal discipline,
and a respect for other people's time.
We need your help encouraging your young person to be on time for school and for each class. Doors open at 7:00 am and classes begin at 7:20. Students have five minutes to get to each class. Their backpacks are to remain on their lockers for the duration of the day. There is only a need to carry their Chromebook in the case. In the case they can house their notebooks and folders if needed. Students who consistently remain in the hall after the tardy bell, will participate in lunch detentions, parent meetings, and/or IST, our in-school tutoring room where students are doing their classwork that is sent to them. If you would not like your child to participate in the aforementioned activities, please stress the importance of them being punctual to school and classes. Each time your young person is marked tardy or absent in a class, you will receive a call in the evening from our automated system letting you know. You can also log into PowerSchool to see exactly which class your student was late to or missed. We understand extenuating circumstances and work with all students and families in those situations. Be sure to contact your respective grade office if such a need arises. We thank you in advance!
The Parent Network will be hosting a Holiday breakfast for our school staff on Dec.22nd. They would appreciate help with this event. If any of our Viking families would like to donate towards the catered meal and small gift bags being given out, please have your student drop off your donation to Mrs Edwards in the main office.
I want to remind all students that we are a closed campus. This means that once the bell rings for the start of school, students are to remain on campus until the final bell rings at 2:17 unless you have permission from a parent. Furthermore, we do not allow for students to have food delivered from local restaurants via DoorDash or any other food service. Nor are you allowed to leave campus for lunch. Please be mindful of our campus rules for lunch.
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Data from the annual National Youth Tobacco Survey showed that 14.1% of high school students and 3.3% of middle school students said they'd recently used an e-cigarette or other vape product. The CDC's Office on Smoking and Health, said the new numbers show that this year, 2.5 million middle and high school students in the U.S. are reporting vaping. As we work to improve our community and decrease unnecessary traffic in the bathrooms, in addition to referrals to our drug prevention program; JUMP (just understand my potential), we are looking at adding MIP (minors in possession) to students who are caught vaping or in possession of substances when they are on campus. Officer Stallworth will now be issuing MIP tickets. If your young person has a habit that they need help kicking, please reach out to a principal or counselor. We thank you for your help with this concern as we try to help our young people. https://truthinitiative.org/thisisquitting
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week!
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Good evening Viking family! This is Mr. Lewis with this week’s high school announcements.
Thank you all for your patience and understanding as we move forward with our technology updates and bring this trimester to a close. We will keep you updated as to when students will regain access to our network.
Seniors…your yearbook headshot is due on December 1 instead of November 20.
Tomorrow students will take exams for first- third hours with dismissal at 10:45am.
Tuesday students will take exams for hours 4-6 with dismissal at 10:45am.
Wednesday- Friday there will be no classes due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Second trimester will begin on November 28. Report cards will be mailed out on December
Data from the annual National Youth Tobacco Survey showed that 14.1% of high school students and 3.3% of middle school students said they'd recently used an e-cigarette or other vape product. The CDC's Office on Smoking and Health, said the new numbers show that this year, 2.5 million middle and high school students in the U.S. are reporting vaping. As we work to improve our community and decrease unnecessary traffic in the bathrooms, in addition to referrals to our drug prevention program; JUMP (just understand my potential), we are looking at adding MIP (minors in possession) to students who are caught vaping or in possession of substances when they are on campus. Officer Stallworth will be issuing MIP tickets in the near future. If your young person has a habit that they need help kicking, please reach out to a principal or counselor. We thank you for your help with this concern as we try to help our young people. https://truthinitiative.org/thisisquitting
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week!
Have a great night!
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November 6
Good evening Viking family! This is Mr. Lewis, 9th grade assistant principal and Pathways Principal for Instruction with this week’s high school announcements.
Just a reminder that blankets are to be left home and backpacks must be secured in lockers upon arrival. School begins at 7:20 am. Thank you to our students and parents/guardians who are getting to school on time. We only have fifteen days of classes left before exams. Encourage your young person to finish strong! Exams will take place November 16th, 17th, and 18th
Some of our fall sports teams finished up this past week, our Volleyball team competed in district play and ended their season after a valiant effort. The football played Friday night and fell to Mason in the district finals. The womens’ swim team hosted the conference finals and had a great showing. The golf team and our XC teams finished their competitive seasons in late October and we are proud of your athleticism. Our Vikings always compete hard and put forth a Viking effort and we are proud of what you have accomplished.
Our Jackson High School Theater department will feature the “Legend of Sleepy Hollow”. The show will take place in the JHS auditorium on November 11 and 12 at 7:00p and November 13 at 3:00p. Tickets are $5 at the door.
The annual JHS Leaf Relief will be held on November 12. Please contact kevin.barkholz@jpsk12.org if you’re interested in having your leaves raked by our students and staff.
This upcoming Friday is Veterans Day, we want to say thank for your service to our country, community and families. We would like to take time to honor our parents and guardians who are Veterans! If you served in the military, please use this link to give us more information about your service. Thank
Data from the annual National Youth Tobacco Survey showed that 14.1% of high school students and 3.3% of middle school students said they'd recently used an e-cigarette or other vape product. The CDC's Office on Smoking and Health, said the new numbers show that this year, 2.5 million middle and high school students in the U.S. are reporting vaping. As we work to improve our community and decrease unnecessary traffic in the bathrooms, in addition to referrals to our drug prevention program; JUMP (just understand my potential), we are looking at adding MIP (minors in possession) to students who are caught vaping or in possession of substances when they are on campus. Officer Stallworth will be issuing MIP tickets in the near future. If your young person has a habit that they need help kicking, please reach out to a principal or counselor. We thank you for your help with this concern as we try to help our young people. https://truthinitiative.org/thisisquitting
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week!
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Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
We have 2 weeks left in this trimester. It is critical that your student make every effort to get all of their credits. If you need more support please reach out to your teacher this week.
The doors open at 7:00am. If your student is not participating in a club or on a sporting team, they will need to depart the building no later than 2:30pm.
I want to remind all students that we are a closed campus. This means that once the bell rings for the start of school, students are to remain on campus until the final bell rings at 2:17 unless you have permission from a parent. Furthermore, we do not allow for students to have food delivered from local restaurants via DoorDash or any other food service.
Our Varsity football team defeated Western on Friday in a game that had everyone on to the edge of their seats up to the last seconds of the game. They will take on the Mason Bulldogs on Friday at Mason time TBD. Tickets will be available at Gofan.co.
We know that Halloween is tomorrow but students are not allowed to wear costumes to school. Please remind your students of this policy. We appreciate you!
Picture retake day is this Tuesday, November 1st. There will be a session for seniors to have their yearbook headshot taken at the time for a cost of $15. Please check your email for more information and to sign up for an available time slot.
Looking Ahead: We would like to take time to honor our parents and guardians who are Veterans! If you served in the military, please use this link to give us more information about your service. Thank you!
Our Jackson High School Theater department will feature the “Legend of Sleepy Hollow”. The show will take place in the JHS auditorium on November 11 and 12 at 7:00p and November 13 at 3:00p. Tickets are $5 at the door.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson Pathways High School, check out the Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week
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To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School and Pathways High School, check out the JHS/JPHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The
JHS/JPHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week, as well as posts to our social media page and app. We encourage you to check these platforms regularly during the week to receive important updates.
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Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
Juniors, the deadline for being able to join the Jackson Early College is fast approaching. If you are interested in taking college classes in high school, make sure you connect with your counselor by Friday, September 30th.
Just a reminder that doors open at 7:00am. If your student is not participating in a club or on a sporting team, they will need to depart the building no later than 2:30pm.
I want to remind all students that we are a closed campus. This means that once the bell rings for the start of school, students are to remain on campus until the final bell rings at 2:17 unless you have permission from a parent. Furthermore, we do not allow for students to have food delivered from local restaurants via DoorDash or any other food service.
Homecoming is coming on September 30! We will have a food truck tailgate (owners are JHS alumni) starting at 4:30 in our bus loop, an alumni basketball game at 5:00, the homecoming parade will begin at Walmart at 6:00pm., Vikings football team takes on Tecumseh at 7:00pm, and the halftime show features our JXN high marching band and the Alumni band! You don’t want to miss this year’s festivities!
Our homecoming dance will be held on October 1, in our fieldhouse from 8:00- 11:00pm. Admission cost is $10. If you are a parent/guardian who is interested in helping at the dance, please give our main office a call!
This week is spirit week:
Spirit Week begins next week:
Monday: Monochromatic Day
Tuesday: Decades Day
Wednesday: Disco Day
Thursday: Best Dressed Day
Friday: School Colors Day
Jackson Magazine is now accepting nominations for the 2023 Top Teacher Award. Our JHS teachers are amazing and if you would like to nominate one of them for being a teacher that is an outstanding leader, is dedicated to students, and has gone above and beyond to help students and parents, please visit their website at www.jacksonmagazine.com, go to events tab and select Top Teachers. The due date for 2023 nominations is October 14, 2022.
At this point in the year we want to encourage you to connect with us through the PowerSchool app, we have found that students who have consistent check ins on their grades and attendance have more success. The beginning of this year has been a success, if you are concerned about your students progress please connect with your students teacher or with the Pathways office for support.
Learn more about what’s happening in the week of athletics on our Jackson Vikings Athletics Facebook page.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week
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Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
Picture Day is tomorrow. Come dressed to impress. The pictures last for a lifetime.
Juniors, the deadline for being able to join the Jackson Early College is fast approaching. If you are interested in taking college classes in high school, make sure you connect with your counselor by Friday, September 30th.
Just a reminder that doors open at 7:00am. If your student is not participating in a club or on a sporting team, they will need to depart the building no later than 2:30pm.
I want to remind all students that we are a closed campus. This means that once the bell rings for the start of school, students are to remain on campus until the final bell rings at 2:17 unless you have permission from a parent. Furthermore, we do not allow for students to have food delivered from local restaurants via DoorDash or any other food service.
Homecoming is coming on September 30! We will have a food truck tailgate (owners are JPHS alumni) starting at 4:30 in our bus loop, an alumni basketball game at 5:00, the homecoming parade will begin at Walmart at 6:00pm., Vikings football team takes on Tecumseh at 7:00pm, and the halftime show features our JXN high marching band and the Alumni band! You don’t want to miss this year’s festivities!
Our homecoming dance will be held on October 1, in our fieldhouse from 8:00- 11:00pm. Admission cost is $10. If you are a parent/guardian who is interested in helping at the dance, please give our main office a call!
Jackson Magazine is now accepting nominations for the 2023 Top Teacher Award. Our JHS teachers are amazing and if you would like to nominate one of them for being a teacher that is an outstanding leader, is dedicated to students, and has gone above and beyond to help students and parents, please visit their website at www.jacksonmagazine.com, go to events tab and select Top Teachers. The due date for 2023 nominations is October 14, 2022.
At this point in the year we want to encourage you to connect with us through the PowerSchool app, we have found that students who have consistent check ins on their grades and attendance have more success. The beginning of this year has been a success, if you are concerned about your students progress please connect with your students teacher or with the Pathways office for support.
Learn more about what’s happening in the week of athletics on our Jackson Vikings Athletics Facebook page.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week
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Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
We have been having great days enjoying the presence of our Vikings back at school! Thank you for allowing them to be here with us. If you are enjoying your experience, be sure to let all of your friends know! If there is a concern that you would like us to address, please contact us by phone or email.
Just a reminder that doors open at 7:00am. If your student is not participating in a club or on a sporting team, they will need to depart the building no later than 2:30pm.
I want to remind all students that we are a closed campus. This means that once the bell rings for the start of school, students are to remain on campus until the final bell rings at 2:17 unless you have permission from a parent. Furthermore, we do not allow for students to have food delivered from local restaurants via DoorDash or any other food service.
Friday, September 16 will be a half day for students. All students are dismissed at 10:45am. Our staff will be involved in professional development so we need all parents and guardians to be timely in picking up your student if they -are not riding a bus.
There will be a JHS Student Spectator Bus to take students to the away game on September 16. Bus leaves at 5:45pm from the Welcome Center and will return at 10:30 pm. Permission slips will be in the grade level office and must be turned into the Athletic office. There is $5 cost to ride the bus, and you will also need to purchase a ticket via gofan.co.
Looking ahead: Picture Day is September 19. If you would like to order pictures, ask your student for the order form that they were given.
Homecoming is coming on September 30! We will have a food truck tailgate (owners are JHS alumni) starting at 4:30 in our bus loop,an alumni basketball game at 5:00, the homecoming parade will begin at Walmart at 6:00pm., Vikings football team takes on Tecumseh at 7:00pm, and the halftime show features our JXN high marching band and the Alumni band! You don’t want to miss this year’s festivities!
Hoco dance is October 1 from 8:00- 11:00pm.
Learn more about what’s happening in the week of athletics on our Jackson Vikings Athletics Facebook page.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week!
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Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
There is no school tomorrow in honor of Labor Day.
Students will return to classes on Tuesday.
Homecoming is on September 30 and we invite all of you to join us for this year’s activities. There will be tailgating, alumni basketball game, a parade and the football game begins at 7:00pm with a halftime show including alumni band members.
Just a reminder that doors open at 7:00am. If your student is not participating in a club or on a sporting team, they will need to depart the building no later than 2:30pm.
I want to remind all students that we are a closed campus. This means that once the bell rings for the start of school, students are to remain on campus until the final bell rings at 2:17 unless you have permission from a parent. Furthermore, we do not allow for students to have food delivered from local restaurants via DoorDash or any other food service.
Learn more about what’s happening in the week of athletics on our Jackson Vikings Athletics Facebook page.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb). The JHS newsletter is frequently updated throughout the week!
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Good evening Vikings. This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
Planet Fitness is offering free membership for students aged 14-19. Go to planetfitness.com for more information.
Our summer school begins on June 14. Counselors sent out information to families with specifics for credit recovery classes.
Wednesday Pathways students will take their first and second hour exams and the day will end at 2:17 pm. Thursday is a half day ending at 10:45 am with students taking exams 3 and 4. Our last day of school is Friday, which is also a half day. Students will take their fifth and sixth hour exams and the day will end at 10:45 am.
As this year comes to an end, I would like to thank all of our families, our teachers, support staff, and especially the students for making the 2021-22 school the best it could have been as we returned to in-person learning. We are looking forward to the summer break as an opportunity to grow and to learn and to rest to be prepared for the 2022-23 school year. This next year will prove to be exciting and a great learning experience for all of our Viking families.
Our first day next is August 24th!
We look forward to a wonderful week ahead as we wind down with our last week remaining in the school year.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb).
Have a great evening!
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This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
Thank you to all of our parents/guardians/family and friends who donated to our Adopt A Senior gift baskets! The seniors have enjoyed them thus far and there are more baskets being delivered this week.
JPHS Commencement will be held on May 27 at 1:00 pm at Withington Stadium. Each senior will receive information about Graduation with your progress report tomorrow. The last official day of school for seniors was on May 20. Rehearsal will be held on Thursday May 26th at 1:00 pm.
Just a reminder that our day begins at 7:20 a.m. with doors opening at 7:00 a.m. Please have your young person here no later than 7:15 a.m. to be on time for school. Our day ends at 2:17 pm and all students must depart the building by 2:30 pm. Please plan accordingly.
Our Viking Cafe is now providing subs for students and staff. Students can order their free sub the night before, to receive them the next day. Use this link to order your sub tonight!
Planet Fitness is offering free membership for students aged 14-19. Go to planetfitness.com for more information.
This week we will have warmer weather so be sure to check our handbook for dress code guidelines. This information can be found on our website on the district page under secondary handbooks.
We look forward to a wonderful week ahead as we wind down with only three weeks remaining in the school year.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb).
Have a great evening!
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Good evening Vikings!
This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements. We hope you have enjoyed the weather this weekend and have rested well. To our seniors, we are excited about sending you off in your final week. We are proud of what you have accomplished individually and collectively. Congratulations!
As we celebrate the last week of school for our seniors…we will host our last Spirit Week-
Monday - Mathlete 📊 vs. Athlete 👟 Day
Tuesday - Dress as a Senior (Twin) Day
Wednesday - Decision Day - School Colors Day
Thursday - Anything but a Backpack Day (no dangerous items, nothing living (ie. little siblings or relatives) or that has ever been living)
Friday - Wild West vs West Coast Day
We are excited to present our orchestra concert on May 17th, 2022 at 7:00p.m. in the high school auditorium.
The JHS/JPHS Junior and Senior Prom will be held on May 21 at the Commonwealth building in the CityView Ballroom from 8:30- 11:30 pm. Tickets are $40 and are on sale now at gofan.co. The Prom Committee will be selling tickets during both lunch on Tuesday May 17th and Thursday May 18th. Tickets are $40.
JHS Commencement will be held on May 27 at 6:00 pm at Withington Stadium. JPHS Commencement will be held at 2:00 pm. Each senior will receive their tickets at rehearsal on May 25 for JHS and May 26th for JPHS. The last day of school for seniors will be on May 20. Be sure to check the senior newsletter and your emails for more information.
Just a reminder that our day begins at 7:20 a.m. with doors opening at 7:00 a.m. Please have your young person here no later than 7:15 a.m. to be on time for school. Our day ends at 2:17 pm and all students must depart the building by 2:30 pm. Please plan accordingly.
This week we will have warmer weather so be sure to check our handbook for dress code guidelines. This information can be found on our website on the district page under secondary handbooks.
We look forward to a wonderful week ahead as we wind down with only four weeks remaining in the school year.
Good luck to all of our sports teams as the regular season is winding down and we move in to championship season.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb).
Have a great evening!
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May 7, 2022
This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
Happy Mother’s Day to all of our Viking mothers!! We hope you gave your mother a wonderful and relaxed day! We thank you for all you do!
Thank you to all of our parents/guardians who donated to our Teacher Appreciation! We are grateful to have so many dedicated, engaging, and caring teachers at Jackson High School!
The Prom Committee will be selling tickets during both lunch on Tuesday May 10th, Thursday May 12th, Tuesday May 17th and Thursday May 18th. Tickets are $40.
Pathways students, we know that the year is winding down and your credits are on the line. Your attendance is critical to your success. You need to be in school every hour for the rest of the year. We are imploring you to be in school. Make your way to class and be here on time.
There will be a choir concert on May 12 at 7:00 pm in the auditorium.
Our Viking Cafe is now providing subs for students and staff. Students can order their free sub the night before, to receive them the next day. Use this link to order your sub tonight!
The JHS/JPHS Junior and Senior Prom will be held on May 21 at the Commonwealth building in the CityView Ballroom from 8:30- 11:30 pm. Tickets are $40 and are on sale now at gofan.com.
JPHS Commencement will be held on May 27 at 1:00 pm at Withington Stadium. Each senior will receive information about Graduation with your progress report tomorrow. The last day of school for seniors will be on May 20. Be sure to check the senior newsletter and your emails for more information.
Just a reminder that our day begins at 7:20 a.m. with doors opening at 7:00 a.m. Please have your young person here no later than 7:15 a.m. to be on time for school. Our day ends at 2:17 pm and all students must depart the building by 2:30 pm. Please plan accordingly.
This week we will have warmer weather so be sure to check our handbook for dress code guidelines. This information can be found on our website on the district page under secondary handbooks.
We look forward to a wonderful week ahead as we wind down with only five weeks remaining in the school year.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb).
Have a great evening!
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Good evening Viking! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements
The Parent Network will be hosting a luncheon for our staff during teachers appreciation week (May 2-6). We’d also like to give our teachers gift cards at this luncheon. If you’d like to donate gift cards or give a monetary donation, you or your student can drop them off to Mrs. Edwards in the main office.
Pathways students, we know that the year is winding down and your credits are on the line. Your attendance is critical to your success. You need to be in school every hour for the rest of the year. We are imploring you to be in school. Make your way to class and be here on time.
Our Viking Cafe is now providing subs for students and staff. Students can order their free sub the night before, to receive them the next day. Order your sub tonight!
If you missed the meeting about Jackson County Early College and the benefits it offers to your 8th, 9th, or 10th grade student, please contact Jean Logan, JCEC administrator, at info@jxncec.org or at 517.581.2003 to learn more!
Congratulations to the Jackson High School Theater Department that presented, Wizard of Oz this weekend! Our students did a wonderful job!
The JHS/JPHS Junior and Senior Prom will be held on May 21 at the Commonwealth building in the CityView Ballroom from 8:30- 11:30 pm. Tickets are $40 and are on sale now at gofan.com.
Just a reminder that our day begins at 7:20 a.m. with doors opening at 7:00 a.m. Please have your young person here no later than 7:15 a.m. to be on time for school. Our day ends at 2:17 pm and all students must depart the building by 2.30 pm. Please plan accordingly.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson Pathways High School and Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb).
Have a great evening!
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Apr 24, 2022
Good evening Viking! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements
The Parent Network will be hosting a luncheon for our staff during teachers appreciation week (May 2-6). We’d also like to give our teachers gift cards at this luncheon. If you’d like to donate gift cards or give a monetary donation, you or your student can drop them off to Mrs. Edwards in the main office.
Seniors, please be sure to check in with Ms. Napolski, Mrs. Raymond or myself to schedule your senior meeting if you have not met with our team. Graduation is pending and your last day to turn in work will be May 20th. We are hopeful that you will remain on track and we are here to help.
At lunch students will have subs back on the menu. Subs have to be ordered the night before to receive them the next day.. Order your sub tonight!
Now is the perfect time to learn about Jackson County Early College and the benefits it offers to your 8th, 9th, or 10th grade student. Jackson Public Schools offers this free college opportunity so your child can earn a college degree or certificate while planning for a career – while still in high school. If you would like to attend a parent meeting, several options are available either in-person or virtually. Please contact Jean Logan, JCEC administrator, at info@jxncec.org or at 517.581.2003 to learn more! We will be hosting a JCEC informational meeting for students, parents, and guardians on April 27, 2022 at 6:00 pm in the Jackson High School Library.
The Jackson High School Theater Department presents, Wizard of Oz, this weekend! Friday and Saturday the show will begin at 7:00 pm and May 1 at 3:00 pm.
The JHS and JPHS Junior and Senior Prom will be held on May 21 at the Commonwealth building in the CityView Ballroom from 8:30- 11:30 pm. Tickets are $40 and are on sale now at gofan.com.
Just a reminder that our day begins at 7:20 a.m. with doors opening at 7:00 a.m. Please have your young person here no later than 7:15 a.m. to be on time for school. Our day ends at 2:17 pm and all students must depart the building by 2.30 pm. Please plan accordingly.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb).
Have a great evening!
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April 17
Good evening Vikings! This is Mr. Lewis with your weekly announcements.
Tomorrow we will have our final day of testing and it will be for our freshmen and sophomore students. The test will start at 7:30 am. so plan to arrive by 7:20 am as doors are locked at 7:30 am. Juniors and seniors will have a late start of 11:30 am with lunch and hours 1-3. AM Career Center students who need a ride to the JACC, will need to be at the school by 7:15 am to catch the bus to the JACC.
After School Tutoring will continue this week Tuesday- Thursday.
Seniors - be sure to check the senior newsletter for all things pertaining to graduation and upcoming activities. If you have not completed your FAFSA, stop down to the counseling area to set up an appointment with AJ or Tevin to complete that process. Senior yard signs have arrived. If you’ve paid your dues, stop down to see Mrs. Edwards or Mrs. Talmage for Pathways students to get your sign. If you have not paid your dues, stop by 101B and see Ms. Wright to make the payment and then you’ll be able to pick up your sign from Mrs. Edwards.
Our JHS Community Closet is hosting a second free, prom dress event, Say Yes to the Dress! This will be held on Friday, April 22 from 2:30-4:00 in the cafeteria! This event will provide free prom dresses for our students!!
The Parent Network will be hosting a luncheon for our staff during teachers appreciation week. We’d also like to give our teachers gift cards at this luncheon. If you’d like to donate gift cards or give a monetary donation, you or your student can drop them off to Mrs. Edwards in the main office.
Now is the perfect time to learn about Jackson County Early College and the benefits it offers to your 8th, 9th, or 10th grade student. Jackson Public Schools offers this free college opportunity so your child can earn a college degree or certificate while planning for a career – while still in high school. If you would like to attend a parent meeting, several options are available either in-person or virtually. Please contact Jean Logan, JCEC administrator, at info@jxncec.org or at 517.581.2003 to learn more! We will be hosting a JCEC informational meeting for students, parents, and guardians on April 27, 2022 at 6:00 pm in the Jackson High School Library.
The spring theater production, Wizard of Oz, will be held April 29- May 1 in our JHS auditorium.
The JHS Junior and Senior Prom will be held on May 21 at the Commonwealth building in the CityView Ballroom from 8:30- 11:30 pm. Tickets are $40 and are on sale now at gofan.co.
Just a reminder that our day begins at 7:20 a.m. with doors opening at 7:00 a.m. Please have your young person here no later than 7:15 a.m. to be on time for school. Our day ends at 2:17 pm and all students must depart the building by 2.30 pm. Please plan accordingly.
To learn more about what is happening at Jackson High School, check out the JHS Weekly Newsletter (https://www.smore.com/39xrb).
Have a great evening!
