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GJHS Newsletter 3/25/2022

Week at a Glance:


Monday 3/28

  • SBAC / CRT Test prep Day (go to your testing room @8:00am)

  • Home Soccer Games vs. Mannion: 4:00 pm boys; 5:15 pm girls (Attendees must have a parent/guardian present)

  • Fine Arts Week Orchestra performance in the library during lunch

Tuesday, 3/29

  • Fine Arts Week Jazz Band performance in the library during lunch

Wednesday 3/30

  • 8th grade Science CRT 8am - 11am

  • Fine Arts Week Colorguard performance in the gym during lunch

Thursday, 3/30

  • Fine Arts Week Livestream performance (please visit our homepage for the livestream link)

  • Fine Arts Week Choir Solo performances in the library during lunch

Friday 4/1

  • Dolphin Day during all lunch periods

Saturday 4/2

  • Color Guard Competition at Foothill High School

Check the GJHS calendar for more events & information.




Congratulations


The Greenspun Junior Varsity Quiz team defeated Lied Middle School to earn a spot in the finals against Becker Middle School on April 22nd. The competition will be aired on PBS Channel 10 studio. The team consists of Ektor Ntreou, Wyland Mikelson, Creedence Mikelson, Casey Jones, Evelyn Hausrath-Moret, John Brian and advisor, Ms. Jeannie Schlotter.

The Student Council raised awareness for childhood cancer earlier this semester by participating in a Miracle Minute fundraiser for The Cure for the Kids Foundation Cancer Treatment Center in Las Vegas. Teachers passed around a donation bag for one minute during students’ first period. The Greenspun students raised over $2,700 to help provide care for children and their families dealing to assist with cancer treatments.. This was the largest donation Greenspun's Student Council has ever raised for a charity. Way to go Dolphins! Pictured: Mrs. Wollard presents Dr. Alan Ikeda with a check for $2,750 at the Cure for the Kids Foundation.

Soccer: On Thursday, March 24th, the boys soccer team won against Silvestri Middle School 7-3; and the girls shut out Silvestri with a score of 8-0. Way to go!


Upcoming Events:

Fine Arts Week: The performing arts teachers host a Fine Arts Assembly every year to showcase their wonderful musicians and to give students a chance to experience the Fine Arts. However, due to a year of Covid restrictions, the Fine Arts students will perform via a livestream on GTV. The livestream will occur Thursday, March 31, at 9 a.m., on GVTV. Please visit our home page at greenspunjhs.com for the Livestream link!


Rubios Dinner Fundraiser for GJHS Robotics: The Greenspun Robotics teams will be hosting a fundraiser at Rubio's on April 6 from 2-8pm. Come enjoy a delicious dinner and help support our Robotics teams to be able to travel to Dallas, TX for the Robotics World Championships!

SBAC and CRT Testing:

  • SBAC/CRT Practice Day: March 28

  • 8th grade science CRT: March 30

  • Math SBAC testing: April 5-6

  • ELA SBAC testing: April 20-22



Important Announcements


We Need Your Help

School safety is our number one priority at Greenspun Junior High School. As a Greenspun community we are asking for your support in the following areas:

  • Please monitor your children’s cell phones and remind them that they are not allowed to use them during passing periods or in their classes. Inappropriate cell phone usage has been the cause of the majority of fights on campus. We are also asking that you do not text your child during class time.

  • Any student wishing to attend an after school soccer game must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Otherwise, campus monitors will escort them off school premises.

  • Please remind your child to be respectful of their surroundings before and after school. We have reports of students throwing rocks at cars, running across the street, showing disrespect at our neighboring church, and using inappropriate language. It is important to respect our neighbors and the community around us.

  • Misbehaviors are on the rise across the district. CCSD and GJHS take these incidents very seriously. Students who choose to participate in such incidents such as fights, verbal altercations, destructive behavior and school disruptions may receive a 3-5 day suspension, StarOn, or expulsion.


Important Update on School Identification Badges and Lanyards - No More Loaner Lanyards


Your child’s safety is important to us. That is why it is imperative for us to be able to identify each student on our campus at all times, and why we require them to wear lanyards with their school identification cards attached.


Please remind your children that they must come to school wearing their identification badges and lanyards. Beginning Monday, April 4, 2022, we will no longer give students loaner lanyards.


Students who come to school without their ID and lanyard will be placed in In-House for the day. They will not be permitted to attend classes without their IDs and lanyards. If they lose their IDs or lanyards, they can purchase new ones for $1.00 each in the Student Success Center before or after school or during their lunch period.

We appreciate all of your continued support in a combined effort to keep all students, faculty, and families safe on and off our campus.


If you have an emergency, please call our office at (702) 799-0920; ext. 4035.


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