Good Morning JCS!
Stop by student services today to receive your perfect attendance donut for the 2nd quarter. The list of students is posted on the door. Congratulations!
Did you miss your chance to get a yearbook last semester? Please order no later than Tuesday, January 20. That will be the last guaranteed opportunity to order. You can purchase your yearbook at www.yearbookforever.com. Please contact Mr. Fields if you have any questions.
Girls’ Lacrosse tryouts will be held next Wednesday, January 21 through Friday, January 23, from 3:45 to 5:45 p.m. at Jupiter Community Park. Players should bring a lacrosse stick—one can be borrowed if needed—along with cleats, workout clothes, a water bottle, and a winning attitude.
DECA students will compete in the District 8 Competition at Keiser University today. Best wishes and we can’t wait to hear how things go.
Reminder: Auditions for the JCS High School Talent Show are open now. Submit your 1–2-minute audition video using the link on Canvas and be sure it’s school-appropriate and clearly recorded. Auditions close February 11, so don’t miss your chance to shine!
In Sports Today…
Men’s JV Basketball hosts Atlantic Christian Academy at 4:00 p.m.
Women’s Varsity Basketball follows at 5:30 p.m.
Men’s Varsity Soccer is on the road at Jupiter High School with a 6:00 p.m. kickoff.
Then we will finish the night with Men’s Varsity Basketball vs. Atlantic Christian Academy here at home at 7:00 p.m.
Thanks for a great week of competition, Eagles!
Senior Shoutouts continue. Today’s seniors are Crosby Sateren and Ryan Schaap.
Crosby, in 7 years at JCS, you’ve been known for one thing—putting a smile on everyone’s face. From celebrating a district championship with Varsity Baseball to making memories with Mr. Wolz and Mr. Silvestri, you’ve brought joy wherever you go. As you head to college, pursue finance, and chase your dream of becoming a commercial pilot, remember Psalm 118:6—the Lord is with you. Keep flying high, Crosby!
Ryan, in 7 years at JCS, you’ve pointed others to Christ, showing the strength and perseverance that come from faith. From memorable moments like playing trumpet at the Harborside Christmas Tree Lighting to learning under Mrs. Roti, your love for music and ministry shines through. As you head toward music education, with dreams of teaching trumpet one day, remember Joshua 1:9—be strong and courageous. And your quote says it best: don’t expect results without the work. We’re so proud of you, Ryan!
Have a great weekend, JCS!
