Monday: College wear

Tuesday: Wear you Hair Naturally

Wednesday: African Colors day Staff can wear any or combination of colors. Seniors wear Black Juniors Green Sophomores Red Freshman Yellow

Thursday: Throw back Hip Hop attire

Friday: I Have A Dream day dress as your dream career

The OSAC Scholarship deadline is quickly approaching! Check out our website for more information: www.OregonStudentAid.Gov. Students who submit an error-free OSAC Scholarship Application by February 15, 2023 at 5pm PST will be entered into a drawing for one of ten $1,000 Early Bird scholarships. The final deadline is March 1, 2023 at 5pm PST. The OSAC Scholarship Application provides Oregon students one easy application to apply for multiple scholarships at one time. Students can explore over 600 scholarships. If you need help, OSAC is hosting several upcoming webinars and drop-in sessions.

Gilham Elementary PTO is looking for at least 10 volunteers for their "Dance Party in Paradise"

Volunteers will help run games, serve snacks, and help attend the photo booth! Sign up in C2!!

Sign up deadline: Feb 23rd.

Registration opens January 23rd. Click the link to register

Basketball Season Family Passes

Basketball Season Family Passes are available to purchase. The cost is $75. Passes are good for a household and only for home games.

Tickets are required for admission at all contests. This includes freshman, JV, and varsity.

Costs

$6 adult

$4 Youth

Free for senior citizens and students with ASB card

Purchase your tickets here

Stop by the Career Center (C2) and pick up an application.

The 4J Student Worker Program just opened 2 new Custodian Assistant positions. Student workers must be 16 to apply.

Come get FREE Groceries at the Sheldon Community Center inside the Aspen Room from 1-3pm on every 2nd Friday of the month.

Bring you bags. open to the public!

Dear 4J community,

Virtual Film Screening

WHAT: Virtual screening of LIKE

WHEN: February 6-13, 2023

WHERE: Link to follow

WHO: 4J students, families & staff

MORE INFO: 4j.lane.edu/2022/12/theupstanders/

Eugene School District 4J is pleased to present a virtual screening of the film LIKE. LIKE breaks down why we find social media so irresistible, examines who is controlling whom, and gives viewers the tools to pivot to a more balanced and contented relationship. It features Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, including the co-creator of the ‘LIKE’ button, experts in brain science, and teenagers.

Medical and science experts explain the behavioral changes that come from chemical effects on the brain. But the 49-minute-long LIKE does not leave you with a sense of fear and foreboding.

The core of the documentary is built around the kids and teens interviewed, and the empathy that they build with their audience as they look honestly at their usage and dependence on these tiny devices, consider the good that can come from and be transmitted via social media and rethink the relationship to one where they are much more aware and in balance.

4J families also have the opportunity to watch the film online. Students are encouraged to watch and have conversations with their parents regarding the topics.

LIKE is the third film in 4J’s four-film series presented this school year to help spur conversations about important social issues faced by today’s youth.

To watch the LIKE trailer and learn more, visit www.thelikemovie.com