Two Hour Delay 12/6:
Due to inclement weather, Jordan-Elbridge Schools will be delayed 2 hours (12/6). There will be no AM BOCES.
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After-School Activities Cancelled 12/5:
Due to inclement weather, all after school activities for Jordan-Elbridge Schools have been cancelled for this evening (12/5). The Capital Project Public Presentation has been rescheduled for Tuesday, December 10th, at 6:00pm, in the High School Library.
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Jordan-Elbridge Proposed Capital Project: Transforming Our Schools with No Tax Impact:
The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District is excited to present a proposed capital project that will bring significant upgrades and improvements to our schools — all with no increase to the community tax burden.
This project represents a commitment to providing modern, safe, and functional spaces for our students and staff while being mindful of the community’s financial investment.
Key Highlights of the Proposed Project
Elbridge Elementary School
Installation of a new playground .
Expansion of the parking lot for improved traffic flow.
Renovation and reconfiguration of existing spaces to enhance functionality.
Addition of air conditioning for classrooms to ensure a comfortable learning environment.
Programmatic changes to better ...
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JE Community Comes Together for Thanksgiving Food Drive:
The Jordan-Elbridge community has once again demonstrated its remarkable generosity and compassion through the annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. Thanks to the contributions of students, staff, and families across the district, thousands of items were collected and delivered to the Jordan Food Pantry, located in the basement of St. Patrick’s Church.
Joan Scott, director of the food pantry, expressed her heartfelt gratitude upon receiving the donations. “This level of generosity is impressive,” Scott said. “It will make such a difference for so many families in our community.”
The effort was made possible by the hard work and dedication of students from Jordan-Elbridge Middle School, the high school, and members of the ...
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JEHS Welcomes New Members to New York State Science Honor Society:
Jordan-Elbridge High School celebrated academic excellence in science with the induction of its newest members into the New York State Science Honor Society (NYSSHS) last evening. The ceremony, held in the high school auditorium, was filled with encouragement, wisdom, and recognition as students and faculty gathered to honor the latest inductees.
The evening began with a warm welcome from Mr. Daniel Bondgren, JEHS Science Honor Society Advisor, who expressed his pride in the students' achievements and dedication to scientific learning. Superintendent of Schools Mr. James Froio followed with an address, celebrating the students’ commitment to the sciences and their future contributions to the field.
Guest speaker Mr. Dan Collins, Associate Director of ESF in the High School, ...
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Amazing Turnout at JEMS for PTO Book Fair and Family Night:
Last week, Jordan-Elbridge Middle School hosted its highly anticipated event, A Gathering of Gratitude and Great Books , in collaboration with the PTO Scholastic Book Fair, and it was a resounding success! Students, families, and staff came together for an evening filled with fun, laughter, and a shared love for reading.
One of the evening's highlights was the Turkey Hunt , where students searched for turkeys hidden among the pages of books in the fair. Each lucky finder was entered into a drawing, with winners receiving free books. Thanks to the generosity of Scholastic and the PTO, students walked away with over $600 worth of books to take home and enjoy!
The Elbridge and Jordan libraries also played an integral role in the ...
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JE Musical Players to Present "Radium Girls" This Weekend:
The Jordan-Elbridge Musical Players are set to perform Radium Girls , a compelling and historically significant play, on Friday, November 15, and Saturday, November 16, at 7 PM in the JE High School auditorium. This production, based on the true story of female factory workers in the 1920s who suffered radium poisoning from painting glow-in-the-dark watch dials, showcases the talent and dedication of JE’s student actors.
The cast is led by Bridget Whiting as Grace Fryer, the courageous factory worker who leads the charge for justice against the U.S. Radium Corporation. Owen Pardee portrays Arthur Roeder, the company’s conflicted executive, while Aviela Pollock plays Kathryn Schaub, a close friend and coworker of Fryer who also suffers the consequences of radium exposure. ...
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JEHS Celebrates Fall Varsity Sports Awards Night:
Jordan-Elbridge High School hosted its annual Fall Varsity Sports Awards ceremony last week, bringing together student-athletes, coaches, families, and community members for an evening of celebration. The event recognized the dedication and accomplishments of athletes across multiple varsity sports. Director of Health, Physical Education, and Athletics Daniel Stadtmiller opened the ceremony with a warm welcome, acknowledging the collective efforts that contributed to a successful fall season.
In his opening remarks, Stadtmiller extended heartfelt thanks to the athletes, coaches, families, school staff, and supporters whose contributions made the season memorable. He commended the student-athletes for their hard work, sportsmanship, and dedication, noting the high standards they set as ...
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Jordan-Elbridge Varsity Cheer Makes History with First Competitive Season:
The Jordan-Elbridge Varsity Cheer Team made history this fall by competing for the first time ever. Under the leadership of Coach Errin Chilson, the team has experienced tremendous growth, marking a milestone that will be remembered for years to come.
Coach Chilson, who has been coaching cheer for 10 years, got her start when her daughter was five years old. Her journey into coaching the high school varsity team began last year, and it didn’t take long for her to recognize the potential for growth and success. “Up until then, cheer at JE was treated more like a club than a sport, which limited what we could do—especially in terms of more advanced skills that I knew the team was capable of,” Coach Chilson explained. “Competing felt like the natural next step ...
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JEHS National Honor Society Induction Ceremony Celebrates New Members’ Achievements:
Earlier this week, the Jordan-Elbridge High School community gathered to celebrate a significant milestone for some of its most accomplished students—the annual National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Ceremony. Hosted in the high school auditorium, the evening was a heartfelt tribute to academic achievement, service, leadership, and character.
The event began with warm welcomes from Ms. Emily Rumpf, Principal Mark Schermerhorn, and Superintendent James Froio. Each expressed pride in the students’ accomplishments and applauded their dedication to upholding the values of the NHS. As the night unfolded, it was clear that the inductees were joining a long-standing tradition of excellence within the Jordan-Elbridge school community.
Following the welcoming remarks, special ...
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JE Marching Eagles Earn Second Place at 2024 NY State Field Band Championships:
The Jordan-Elbridge Marching Eagles wowed audiences with their second-place finish at the New York State Field Band Championships over the weekend, achieving a score of 81.875, just behind Le Roy High School's 83.900. The Eagles competed in the Small School 3 Class, finishing second out of eight bands, marking the second consecutive year they’ve clinched the runner-up spot.
Held at the JMA Wireless Dome, the championship brought together some of New York’s finest high school marching bands. The Eagles captivated the crowd with their 2024 show, "Why So Serious," inspired by the relationship between the Joker and Harley Quinn, complete with intricate costumes, detailed face paint, and towering Gotham City props.
Reflecting on the students’ dedication, ...
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Jordan-Elbridge Middle School Musical Theatre Presents: The Addams Family: Young @ Part:
Get ready to snap your fingers and enjoy a spooktacular performance! The Jordan-Elbridge Middle School Musical Theatre proudly presents The Addams Family: Young@Part® at the Ramsdell Auditorium. Join Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, and the entire Addams clan for an evening of ghoulish fun and toe-tapping tunes. Showtimes are Friday, November 1st at 7:00 PM and Saturday, November 2nd at 2:00 PM. Don't miss this family-friendly production that promises to entertain with all the quirky charm of everyone’s favorite creepy and kooky family!
Tickets can be purchased here .
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JECSD Welcomes New School Resource Officer Thomas Haumann:
The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District is excited to welcome First Sergeant Thomas Haumann as our new School Resource Officer (SRO)! After an impressive 30-year career with the New York State Police, SRO Haumann recently retired and is now bringing his wealth of experience and commitment to safety to our school community.
SRO Haumann has lived in the district for over a decade, making him not only a familiar face but also someone who deeply understands our community. His son is a student in the district, further strengthening his connection to Jordan-Elbridge. With his background in law enforcement and his personal ties to the area, SRO Haumann is sure to make a positive impact on both students and staff.
His primary role will be to ensure the safety and security of our schools ...
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JEHS Engineering Courses visit Byrne Dairy Manufacturing Facility:
On October 3rd, Jordan-Elbridge High School’s engineering students had the unique opportunity to tour Byrne Dairy’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in East Syracuse. The visit offered an in-depth look at the company's automated processes, providing students with a real-world glimpse of the technology and systems used in modern manufacturing. During the tour, students had the chance to interact one-on-one with engineers, technicians, and managers, gaining valuable insights into the roles and responsibilities of professionals working in the field.
The Byrne Dairy visit emphasized how crucial manufacturing is to the local economy, showcasing the facility's use of cutting-edge technologies in food processing. Manufacturing in Onondaga County has a rich history ...
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White Sabers Drum & Bugle Corps: JE Students and Alumni Shine in Indianapolis:
The White Sabers Drum & Bugle Corps, a non-profit, community-based organization, is making waves not just for its stellar performances but for its strong commitment to inclusivity and community outreach. The group provides a welcoming environment for members of all ages and backgrounds, allowing them to express themselves through music and performance while giving back to the community.
Currently, the White Sabers are proud to count two Jordan-Elbridge students and two alumni among their ranks. Silas Madison, an 8th grader, and Harper Taylor, a 10th grader, represent the next generation of musicians from Jordan-Elbridge. They are joined by Jake Everett, a member of the Class of 2015, and Holden Taylor, Class of 2023. This connection to the Jordan-Elbridge community runs even deeper, ...
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JEDIS Celebrates Teamwork and Curiosity at Recent P2 Assembly:
At Jordan-Elbridge Dynamic Intermediate School (JEDIS), the excitement around character education was palpable during the last week's Positivity Project (P2) assembly. As part of the school’s commitment to building positive relationships and strong character, JEDIS incorporates the Positivity Project into daily life for students in grades 4 and 5. The program highlights 24 character strengths throughout the year, with each week dedicated to one specific strength.
For the 2024-2025 school year, JEDIS kicked things off by teaching students about teamwork and curiosity . Teachers, staff, and administrators keep a close eye on those modeling these strengths, recognizing their efforts during assemblies like the recent one.
Students and staff who demonstrated exceptional ...
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JEHS Hosts Annual Open House & Community Pep Rally:
Jordan-Elbridge High School recently held its annual open house, providing students and parents an opportunity to tour the school facility, connect with teachers, and discuss coursework and classroom expectations for the upcoming year.
The event, which took place right before the district's annual pep rally, offered a unique blend of academic engagement and community celebration. Parents and students explored classrooms, met the dedicated faculty, and learned about the curriculum, ensuring a strong partnership between home and school to foster student success.
Following the open house, attendees and fellow community members gathered around the football field for the district’s spirited pep rally, which featured performances by the cheer-leading squad and marching band, ...
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Legendary JE Wrestling Coach Mike Frood Inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame:
Mike Frood, a pillar of the Jordan-Elbridge wrestling community, has been inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, recognizing his incredible contributions to the sport over his decades-long career. Frood, who worked at Jordan-Elbridge for 32 years, first began his journey in 1975 as a physical education teacher and was soon asked by coach Lonnie Warner to assist with the modified wrestling team. By 1976, Frood had taken over as head coach of the varsity wrestling team, a position he held for 12 remarkable seasons.
With an impressive overall coaching record of 144 wins and only 22 losses, Frood led the Eagles to unprecedented success. His teams secured nine league championships, 10 league tournament championships, six Section III Class C championships, and finished as Section ...
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