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LUNCH MENU schedule(s)

MONDAY Chkn Quesadilla

TUESDAY Spaghetti

WEDNESDAY Pigs in a Blanket

THURSDAY Fish Nuggets

FRIDAY Chicken Twister

**DUE TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY, BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS IS

CANCELLED FOR TOMORROW MORNING. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.

Students who are earning work experience, now is the time to start turning in your pay stubs to Mrs.

Elstone or Mr. Miller. 65 hours is .50 credit, 130 hours is a full credit.

PLEASE MAKE SURE TO CHECK THE LOST AND FOUND BEFORE SPRING BREAK –

A LOT OF ARTICLES OF CLOTHING, GLASSES, AND KEYS TO BE CLAIMED.

DUE TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY, BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS HAS BEEN

CANCELLED FOR TOMORROW MORNING. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.

AM 60 MIN. ACCESS

Period 1 8:00 - 9:00

Break 9:00 - 9:10

Period 2 9:10 - 10:10

ACCESS 10:15 - 11:15

Period 3 11:20-12:20

LUNCH 12:20 -1:00

Period 4 1:00 - 2:00

Period 5 2:05 - 3:05

MONDAY March 16, 2020

FINALS SCHEDULE

8:00-9:50 TEAM

9:50-10:10 Break

10:10-12:00 Pd. 2 Final

12:00-12:55 Lunch/Returns

12:55-2:45 Pd. 4 Final

2:45-3:05 Book Returns

TUESDAY March 17th, 2020

FINALS SCHEDULE

8:00-9:50 Pd. 1 Final

9:50-10:10 Break

10:10-12:00 Pd. 3 Final

12:00-12:55 Lunch/Returns

12:55-2:45 Pd. 5 Final

2:45-3:05 Book Returns

Junction City High School 1135 W. 6th Ave * Junction City * OR * 97448

Main office: 541-998-2343 * Attendance: 541-998-8617

Counseling Center: 541-998-5955 * Athletics: 541-998-3521

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Follow us on Twitter: @JCHSTIGERS

Last Day to order yearbooks will be March 17th. Please visit Ms. Bonner in the front office if

you are interested. They are $65.00.

CONGRATS TO OUR STUDENTS OF THE MONTH FOR FEBRUARY

ZANE GANT AND ASHLYNN LONG

Community Service Opportunities:

At the Chamber meeting this morning, they decided the

Daffodil festival is cancelled for the first time in 49 years.

Coronavirus and average participant being over age 60 were

main factors.

If you have any students that were counting on using their volunteer

time for this community service this year, I can hook them up with

other things if needed.

Assembling toiletry bags for low income

Community Easter Egg Hunt on April 11

Community Fishing Derby on April 18

Function for Junction registration booth

Harrisburg July 3 5k

Harrisburg July 4 Celebration

Harrisburg Harvest Festival

Community Veterans dinner

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Community Thanksgiving dinner (that day or any of the 3 days before)

Community Christmas dinner (that day or any of the 3 days before)

I also have contacts at most of the area nonprofits that need volunteers.

Rhonda Giles 541-729-5492

We are going to sew Kennel Quilts and Kennel Curtains for animal shelters. You can help animals AND

learn to sew at the same time!

Talk to Ms Gillow-Wiles if you are interested. Dates and times: April 6, 7 and 13 from 5:30 to 8 pm.

Job Opportunity: A mother is looking for a couple of young women to run a photo booth at her

daughter’s birthday party on March 17th. Please contact Terra Henderson for more information @

541-232-6900 if you are interested. Must be able to drive.

"Hentze farms is in need of student volunteers to prepare for their annual

Easter Egg Hunt by stuffing and hiding eggs. Saturday March 13th 1-4pm for

Egg Stuffing. Saturday April 11th from 8am-3pm for Egg Hiding and craft

booths. If you need volunteer hours and are interested, please contact Karen

at 541-543-4718.

Jchs School clubs Speech and debate team – Thursday’s after school (3:15-4:45) in Room 236

Environmental Club – Thursday @ lunch in Room 240

Fiber Arts- Learn to sew, crochet, or knit – Monday @ lunch in room 240

Chess Club – M/TH/F after school in Room 237

OBOB – Friday at lunch in Room 236

Social Justice League – Ms. Stahl’s Room 2

Guitar Club – Tuesday @ lunch in the music room

S.A.G.E. (Sexuality and Gender Equality)- Thursday and Friday @ lunch in Room 13

Fellowship of Christian Athletes – Friday Mornings @ 7:25 - Room 140 – breakfast included

Cribbage – T/Th @ lunch in the science commons area

Robotics – Stacey Johnson

Campus Club – Tuesday at lunch in Room 140





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JCHS College & Career Center Information

College/Career Advisor – Courtney Madsen ([email protected])

The JCHS College and Career Center is available to assist, inform and encourage students and parents to increase their

knowledge and awareness of post-secondary education choices and financial aid options.

The College and Career Center is located in the West Wing of the high school. (Ext. 1289)

"If you are a junior with a 3.0 GPA or higher and have a family member that is a member of the

Moose Lodge, there is a scholarship that you are eligible for! Please see Mrs. Madsen in the

counseling center to get an application. They are due in June."

Experience Oregon Health Tours, Oregon Finance Tours, Experience Oregon Timber Tours, and

Oregon Sand and Gravel Tours are coming up! If you are interested in any of these industries and

want to go on a field trip to tour them, let Mrs. Madsen in the counseling center know! The spots will fill

up fast, so if this is something you would like to attend, please stop by ASAP. These are open to ALL

grade levels.

Those applying to a four year school:

Students going to a 2 or 4 year college next year:

1. You should have already completed the FAFSA

2. Be asking for letters of recommendation! Scholarship deadlines will come up quickly.

3. The portal for OSAC scholarships is open. You must have applied for FAFSA to qualify, but if your

FAFSA is completed, you should be starting to fill out these scholarship applications.

4. Log in to your FAFSA accounts to make sure everything is processed correctly. There a few students

who were either flagged for verification or denied. Talk to Mrs. Madsen if you were one of them and

she will walk you through it.

Students who are interested in trade school, workforce, or military:

1. Please schedule an appointment with Mrs. Madsen to talk about options for next year/help with

resume.

2. The Oregon Health, Finance, Timber, and Sand and Gravel Tours may be beneficial to attend if you

are interested in that industry.

Scholarships coming up:

1. Education Together - March 1st

2. Lane Foundation - March 2020

3. OSAC - March 1st

4. Singer - April 6th

5. Slocum Foundation - February 21st

6. Oregon PSR - March 2nd

7. Masonic Lodge - April 13th

8. Larry Sharpf - April 1st

9. Citizen's Bank - March 2nd

10. Seneca - March 1st

11. Harrington - March 6th And more!!

All are on the google classroom and Mrs. Madsen will be updating that portal weekly.





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There is a summer program through the University of Oregon called SAIL. There is a variety of different

subjects covered and is a great way to get on campus! Talk to Mrs. Madsen if you are interested as

there are some requirements to apply.

Job Available – H&E Feeds

Part-time position for kids that are looking for work at the high school. The hours would be

weekly from 3:30-6:00 p.m. and on weekends it would be Saturday from 8:00a.m.-

5:00p.m. Kids are more than welcome too come on in and grab an Application if

interested. Located in Eugene on Awbrey Lane, 29315.

Lane arts Council has information about their Design Arts Apprenticeship Program - they have

extended their application deadline to March 15th. Please give them a call if you would like to chat

about the program at all - 541-485-2278. Here is the link where students can

apply: http://lanearts.org/arts-apprenticeships/

27TH LINN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE SEARCH AND RESCUE TRAINING PROGRAM

The Linn County Sheriff Sheriff's Office is recruiting young men and women, ages 14 to 18, to join the Sheriff's

Office Search and Rescue Team and participate in a 10-day summer training program.

This will be the 27th Search and Rescue Training Academy in Linn County and will be held June 19 through

June 29.

Those who are interested in becoming an integral part of the Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue mission should

have an interest in community service and a desire to be a part of a highly trained and professional life saving

organization.

There is an application process that includes oral interviews, a background check and physical aptitude

test. Applicants must attend one recruit meeting at the Sheriff's Office on March 9, April 13, or May 11, at

7pm., to attend the academy. Successful applicants will be eligible to attend the 10 day Search and Rescue

Training Academy in June. The training will include classes in wilderness survival, shelter building, search

tactics, first aid/CPR, map and compass reading, rappelling, and many more topics.

For more information about the program contact Lieutenant Joe Larsen at the Linn County Sheriff's Office

(541-812-2272) or visit the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at www.linnsheriff.org. Online applications

are available on the website and at the Sheriff's Office in Albany.


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"The University of Oregon's Summer Academy to Inspire Learning (SAIL) program is an innovative

pre-college program hosted on the University of Oregon campus. Serving middle and high school

students from underrepresented backgrounds, including lower income and/or first-generation

college students, SAIL empowers students to enroll and succeed in college through early exposure

and exploration. Summer 2020 programs run July 20-24 or July 27-31.

SAIL offers free, one-week summer programs on the University of Oregon campus, where students

can choose from a wide variety of subject areas like Biology, Performing Arts, World Languages and

more, all taught by distinguished University of Oregon faculty volunteers through fun social and

interactive activities. Each summer, returning students choose a new academic subject to explore.

SAIL programs also include sessions on college admissions, the financial aid process, and scholarships,

as well as opportunities to bond with like-minded peers through team-building and leadership

activities. Application opens March 15, 2020! Apply online at sail.uoregon.edu"





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JCHS ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES PAGE

The boys’ basketball Awards Banquet will be held on Wednesday March 11 at 6:30 in the

Cafeteria. All players, support staff family and friends are invited.





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Join us for BINGO and help support JC Great Grad Class of 2020 on St. Patrick's Day!

Doors open at 5:30 pm. Bingo starts at 6:00 pm at the Junction City Moose Lodge 2238!

We will have Cash Prizes, Raffle Options, and Food!

$15 gets you in to play all 15 BINGO games, additional games are $1. Raffle tickets are $1 each or $5 for 6. We

will also have a POT OF GOLD drawing!

Bundle package for $30, which will include Bingo Cards, 6 raffle tickets, food package, and entry to the POT

OF GOLD drawing!


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