Kindergarten 3rd Quarter Awards. Congratulations...
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Pre K 3rd Quarter Awards. Congratulations...
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Joppa High School homecoming coronation for 2021 will be on Facebook live beginning at noon.
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Writing our animal stories on the floor!
about 4 years ago, Sherry Godfrey
First graders
First graders
First graders
The deadline to enter this year's We the Students essay contest is April 15, 2021, less than a month away. This essay prompt this year is: What is the relationship between equality and justice? The sixteen student winners will receive a total of $20,000 in scholarship prizes. More details including rules and regulations can be found on our website. Students in grades 8 - 12 are eligible. Go to https://billofrightsinstitute.org/we-the-students-essay-contest for more information.
about 4 years ago, Penny Bellamey
3rd grade has been working on comparing and contrasting using fiction. They did a great job comparing and contrasting Little Red Riding Hood and Lon Po Po!
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Kindergarten made leprechaun traps in hopes of catching a leprechaun!! They have been working hard on counting by tens!!
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Kindergarten made leprechaun traps in hopes of catching a leprechaun!! They have been working hard on counting by tens!!
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Kindergarten made leprechaun traps in hopes of catching a leprechaun!! They have been working hard on counting by tens!!
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Kindergarten made leprechaun traps in hopes of catching a leprechaun!! They have been working hard on counting by tens!!
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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"Thank you for our new ipads! We love them!"
about 4 years ago, Sherry Godfrey
new iPads!
First graders working on their new ipads!
Pre-k enjoyed celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by wearing green and learning about rainbows and how they are made and the colors that make them up! Thanks to Mrs. Joy for our necklaces!!
about 4 years ago, Abby Dickey
constructing a rainbow
coloring a rainbow
wearing our green
Southeast Missouri State University has extended the deadline to earn a scholarship to June 1! It is not too late for seniors to apply!
about 4 years ago, Penny Bellamey
Joppa HS volleyball vs. Cobden HS starting at 6 pm. Click the link here to view. Go Rangers. https://youtu.be/3-SAa9TGyj4
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Shawnee Community College will be hosting a scholarship drive tomorrow from 2 to 6 pm at the Metro Center. Any senior who needs help with their scholarship application should attend.
about 4 years ago, Penny Bellamey
Former Students: IACAC Transfer Scholarship The Transfer Advisory Committee is seeking applications for five $1,000 scholarships for students transferring from an Illinois community college to an IACAC member 4-year institution as a new student for the Fall 2021 term. Eligibility Have completed a minimum of 36 semester hours at an Illinois community college; Have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA from all institutions attended; Be an applicant to an IACAC member four-year institution for Fall 2021 first-time enrollment; Submit the IACAC Transfer Scholarship Application Contact Mrs. Bellamey for more information.
about 4 years ago, Penny Bellamey
Congratulations to the Joppa HS Boys and Girls varsity basketball teams on concluding their seasons. You all worked very hard given the time constraints and the unusual circumstances presented to each of you this season. Our school and community is proud of you all.
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Congratulations to Rachelle Cox for placing third in Physics at the Academic Challenge Sectionals (WYSE Sectionals).
about 4 years ago, Penny Bellamey
Homecoming week at Joppa HS
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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Parents and students: I hope everyone is doing well. We are in the final 9 weeks of school and we would like all students to finish strong during this different kind of school year. If a student is out and are remoting for the marking period, it is the expectation that they will be in their classes synchronously and will maintain email contact with their teacher for every class that they are in every day. If they are not a remote student full time and are not experiencing any type of symptoms, they should be present daily. Remote options are for students that have opted for this at the beginning of the marking period. Parents should make contact with the office if: 1). Student has symptoms for COVID 19. 2). Student is waiting for test results. 3). Student is quarantined. Remote options are not for any other circumstance. If a student is sick, then make contact with the office that they are sick and that will be relayed to the teacher. It is my hope that all students will continue to work diligently toward your academic goals. --
about 4 years ago, Dr. Jeff Dufour
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