Jasper Middle School
Weekly Parent Newsletter
This Week at JMS
Monday, Oct. 31
Breakfast - Whole Grain Cini Mini or Whole Grain Fruedel, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk
Lunch - Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
3:00PM Study Tables @ JMS
Tuesday, Nov. 1
Breakfast - Pancake & Sausage Breakfast Bites, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk
Lunch - Chicken Alfredo, Steamed Broccoli, Breadstick, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Wednesday, Nov. 2
Breakfast - Whole Grain Donut Ring, Yogurt, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk
Lunch - Hot Dog on Bun, RF Doritos, Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, Nov. 3
Breakfast - Ultimate Breakfast Round, Cheese Stick, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk
Lunch - Pulled Pork Burrito Bowl, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
3:00PM Study Tables at JMS
Friday, Nov. 4
Breakfast - Strawberry or Cinnamon Mini Bagels, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk
Lunch - Mini Coorndogs, Green Beans, Cookie, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Upcoming Important Dates
Nov. 23-25, 2022 Thanksgiving Break - No School
Dec. 21, 2022 End of 2nd Quarter and 1st Semester
Jan. 5, 2023 School Resumes
Jan. 16, 2023 Professional Development - No School
Feb. 6 and 8, 2023 Freshman Orientation Meeting at JHS (for current 8th graders)
Feb. 20, 2023 Snow Make-Up Day - No School
Mar. 10, 2023 End of 3rd Quarter
Mar.20-24, 2023 Spring break - No School
April 5, 2023 8th Grade Dubois County Career Cruise (@JHS)
Apr. 7, 2023 Good Friday - No School
Apr. 10, 2023 Snow Make-up Day - No School
May 25, 2023 8th Grade Achievement Night
May 26, 2023 End of 4th Quarter and 2nd SemesterOffice Information
Welcoming Wildcats
8th Grade Washington DC Trip and Fundraisers
Lost and Found
Ice Cream Fridays
This Week at JMS Archives
Teacher Information
Students of the Week
6th Graders - Grace Larson and Elijah Berry
7th Graders - Audrey Schroeder and Gerardo Moya
8th Graders - Clara Noblitt and Bairon Arroyo Ramos
2022 Dubois County Making a Difference Contest
CATEGORY ONE - HOW I PERSONALLY MADE A DIFFERENCE
-First Place (Tie): Mallory Troutman; Brock Lampert (both exemplified the value of Scouting – Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts – when it comes to their personal involvement in citizenship). Both are Jasper Middle School.
-Second Place: Callie Powell: Jasper Middle School
-Third Place: Amelia Zehr: Jasper Middle School
-Honorable Mention: Tarun Parameswaran; Dylan Prechtel (humorous) Both Jasper Middle School
CATEGORY TWO - A PERSON I ADMIRE WHO HELPS OTHERS IN NEED
-First: Layne Schwenk: Jasper Middle School
-Second (TIE): Avery Dedrick: Jasper Middle School | Olivia Schwenk: Jasper Middle School
-Third (TIE): Lillian Uebelhor: Jasper Middle School | Eli Werner: Jasper Middle School
-Honorable Mention: Molly Knies: Holy Trinity; Evie Hewitt: Jasper Middle School; Audrey Schroeder: Jasper Middle School; Jenna Peters: Jasper Middle School; Lilly Bajorek: Holy Trinity.
CATEGORY THREE - THE CHARITY I BELIEVE IN THE MOST
-First: Allie Sermersheim: Jasper Middle School
-Second: Campbell Lichlyter: Jasper Middle School
-Third: Aidan Flynn: Holy Trinity
-Honorable Mention: Alayna Schnell: Holy Trinity; Dalylah Lauer: Jasper Middle School; Madelyn Greenwell: Holy Trinity
CATEGORY FOUR - HOW CAN WE HELP THE EARTH FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS?
-First Place: Augie Simmers: Jasper Middle School
-Second Place (TIE); Evan Schmitt: Holy Trinity | Trey Blackgrave: Jasper Middle School
-Third Place (TIE): Harper Gunn: Jasper Middle School | Miles Kiefer: Holy Trinity
-Honorable Mention: Anna Levin: Jasper Middle School; Mason Zazetti: Jasper Middle School; Hadley Nowotorski: Jasper Middle School; Kate Eckerle: Holy Trinity
Video winners:
-First Place: Reese Weisheit
-Second Place: Katelyn Young
-Third Place: Audrey Hoffman & Katherine Woebkenberg
Monday, October 31
Extra-Curricular Activities
National Archery in the Schools Program
Jasper Public Library
Anyone ages 10 - 19 are welcome to come to the Public Library for these free events!
Students are reminded that we now have lots of room at the library for studying and collaborative projects. We also have study rooms available with space to spread out and work. We have study snacks available at the front desk upon request.
VFW Event
L4G and Project 13:34
With the seasons changing and temperatures getting cooler, we are sure parents are pulling out the next season's clothes and finding out that their children have outgrown them. Although growth is a fact of life, some families just can't afford to replace the clothing their children have outgrown. LG4 just wants to remind everyone that we are still here and willing to help those families in need. We have attached request forms for your convenience.