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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Senior Roanan Ross Nominated for Heart of a Giant Award:
When it comes to passion for the game of football, few can match the enthusiasm of Jordan-Elbridge High School senior Roanan Ross. After a summer dedicated to intense training in the weight room with his teammates, Roanan has transformed his love for football into a driving force, earning him a nomination for USA Football’s Heart of a Giant Award.
Nominated by head coach Adam Godfrey, Ross is hoping to become a finalist for the award that seeks to spotlight tri-state football athletes who exemplify extraordinary work ethic and a deep commitment to the sport.
“I’m honored to be nominated. It would be cool to win, but simply to be nominated by coach is a great feeling,” Ross said. “I always try to just be a good person and pick up teammates ...
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Elbridge Elementary Hosts Parent Information Night:
Elbridge Elementary School recently welcomed parents and guardians to its annual Parent Information Night, an engaging event designed to foster collaboration between families and educators.
This year’s gathering provided an invaluable opportunity for parents to meet with teachers, discuss academic expectations, and learn more about the enriching experiences awaiting their children.
Teachers were able to provide an overview of the school’s goals and curriculum for the year. Parents learned about daily schedules and were provided insights into classroom activities and expectations, helping to create a supportive educational environment.
Adding to the excitement, parents were treated to a visual showcase of their children’s creativity, with hallways ...
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Sixth-graders Enjoy Conservation Fields Days:
Sixth-grade students from Jordan-Elbridge recently participated in the annual Conservation Field Days event held at Emerson Park. This educational experience, co-sponsored by the Cayuga County Soil and Water Conservation District and the Cooperative Extension of Cayuga County, gave students an immersive look into the world of environmental conservation and sustainability.
During the event, students rotated through a variety of learning stations, each focusing on a different aspect of conservation, agriculture, and environmental health. The hands-on programs were led by professionals in their fields, providing students with real-world knowledge and inspiring future interest in conservation-related careers.
Topics Covered at Conservation Field ...
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JE Home Show Draws Nearly 1,000 Spectators for a Successful Event:
The Jordan-Elbridge Home Show on Saturday, September 7, 2024, was a resounding success, drawing close to 1,000 spectators from all over New York State. With eight bands competing, the event showcased incredible musical talent and captivating performances.
Participating bands included:
Jordan-Elbridge
Auburn
Vestal
Westmoreland
Horseheads
West Genesee
Baldwinsville
Cicero-North Syracuse
This year, the JE Marching Eagles debuted their highly anticipated 2024 show, “Why So Serious” , centered around the complex relationship between the Joker and Harley Quinn from the Batman universe. The performance dives into the highs and lows of their chaotic connection, creating a dramatic and intense experience for the audience. The show’s ...
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Welcoming Tim Felton: A New Chapter in Student Engagement at JEDIS/JEMS:
The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District is excited to welcome Tim Felton as the new JEDIS/JEMS Student Engagement Specialist. Tim, now entering his ninth year with the district, brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to the students he serves. Having started his journey at JE as a bus driver, Tim has consistently demonstrated an incredible ability to build positive, trusting relationships with students. His passion for creating a sense of community and fostering empathy among students has been evident throughout his time at JE, making him a perfect fit for this new role.
In his new position, Tim will be working closely with students in grades 4-8, playing a crucial role in fostering a positive and inclusive school environment. He is dedicated to building meaningful relationships ...
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JEDIS & JEMS Back-to-School Bash 2024:
Get ready to kick off the new school year at the JEDIS & JEMS Back-to-School Bash! Join us on August 29th at the MS from 3-5PM for ice cream, games, music, and tons of fun! Let’s make it a great start to an awesome year!
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JEMS Launches Principal's Cabinet with Exciting Overnight Trip to Camp Oswegatchie:
Jordan-Elbridge Middle School is proud to announce the launch of its newly founded Principal's Cabinet, a unique leadership initiative for 7th and 8th graders. This group of exceptional students will embark on an unforgettable overnight adventure to the Oswegatchie Educational Center in the Adirondacks, designed to cultivate trust, teamwork, and a deeper connection with nature.
On Monday, August 26, the Principal's Cabinet, along with dedicated staff members from grades 4-8 who will serve as chaperones, will make the 2.5-hour journey north to Camp Oswegatchie. The overnight trip will include a thrilling Team Challenge Ropes Course Expedition, where students will engage in trust-building exercises, and a Night Hike, offering a chance to bond under the stars in one of New York's ...
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JE Alumna Roberta Greene Inducted into NYSPHSAA Hall of Fame:
The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District is proud to announce that Roberta Greene, a distinguished alumna from the Class of 1978, has been inducted into the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Hall of Fame, Class of 2024.
Greene's legacy at JE is one of excellence, leadership, and unparalleled athletic achievement. As a student-athlete, she earned varsity letters in soccer, basketball, and softball, showcasing her versatility and dedication across multiple sports. Her commitment to athletic excellence and sportsmanship made her a role model for her peers and a respected competitor on the field and court.
In recognition of her outstanding contributions to JE athletics, Greene was previously inducted into the Jordan-Elbridge Athletic Hall ...
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JEHS Celebrates Sixtieth Annual Commencement:
Jordan-Elbridge High School held its Sixtieth Annual Commencement ceremony on Friday, June 28th, celebrating the achievements and future endeavors of the Class of 2024.
The evening commenced with a warm welcome from Superintendent of Schools James Froio. The National Anthem was beautifully performed by senior Emma Donvito, setting a tone of pride and unity for the ceremony.
Board of Education member Tabitha DelCostello, who is also the mother of the Valedictorian, delivered an inspiring keynote address. The ceremony also featured the prestigious Wall of Honor presentation by Jamie Susino to Brad Hamer, recognizing his significant contributions to the school community.
Valedictorian Madison DelCostello captivated the audience with her address, reflecting on the journey and accomplishments ...
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JEDIS Inaugural 4th Grade Colonial Day: A Step Back in Time:
On Thursday, June 13, the Jordan-Elbridge Middle School hosted its inaugural 4th Grade Colonial Day, an event filled with historical activities and hands-on learning. This unique experience gave fourth graders a glimpse into the past with a variety of engaging activities. The day was a blend of education and fun, making it both busy and enjoyable for everyone involved.
The day kicked off with horse-drawn wagon rides, setting the tone for a journey back in time. Students then rotated through several fascinating stations. They learned about quilting from Mrs. Smith, a retired Elbridge Elementary nurse, and explored archeology digs with insights from the local Jordan Historical Society. The young historians also tried their hands at making old-fashioned journals, churning and tasting homemade ...
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JEHS Celebrates Athletic Achievements at Varsity Spring Sports Awards:
Jordan-Elbridge High School proudly celebrated the dedication, sportsmanship, and achievements of its student-athletes at the Varsity Spring Sports Awards on Wednesday, June 12. The ceremony recognized the hard work and resilience of our varsity teams, marking the end of an exciting spring sports season that concluded in late May.
Season Highlights:
Lacrosse : Both the boys' and girls' varsity lacrosse teams showcased determination and skill throughout the season, but were unfortunately knocked out in the first round of the playoffs.
Softball : The varsity softball team fought valiantly, making it to the second round where they faced a narrow defeat against Cazenovia with a score of 1-0.
Baseball : The varsity baseball team delivered an impressive performance ...
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Updated School Schedule for the Days Between 6/18-6/21:
Due to the oppressive heat that is forecasted for this week, we will be moving to a half-day schedule for students in grades UPK-8, for the remainder of the week beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, June 18th, 2024. Students will be dismissed from JEDIS and the middle school at 11:15am. Students will be dismissed from Elbridge Elementary at noon.
The 8th and 5th grade trips to Sea breeze have been canceled and parents will be refunded. All other events for this week will take place and parents will be notified later today relative to events happening at Elbridge, JEDIS, and the Middle School.
Healthy Kids will remain open and we will provide an air conditioned area for the children.
The high school Regents exams and local finals will continue as scheduled as all exam rooms have air ...
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Important Message From Superintendent Froio:
Important message from Superintendent James Froio to the JE staff, community, and parents:
Good evening everyone,
Three weeks ago, at our last board meeting, we had a brave student address the board regarding comments made to him by other students. While I will not discuss individual students' incidents, or the consequences for the students, both out of respect for their privacy and because that information is protected by law, I will say that I believe the District has responded appropriately and in compliance with its policies when an issue is brought to our attention. We respond with an investigation. When founded, we respond with restorative practices to teach students how to do better. We respond with disciplinary action in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct. ...
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Dr. Tommie Mabry Inspires JEMS Students with Message of Inclusivity and Community:
In the wake of a recent racial incident, Jordan-Elbridge Middle School welcomed renowned speaker Dr. Tommie Mabry to address the 5th-8th grade students on the crucial themes of inclusivity, acceptance, and community. Dr. Mabry's visit aimed to foster a positive and supportive environment within the school, emphasizing the importance of unity and respect for all individuals.
During his engaging presentation, Dr. Mabry captivated the students with personal anecdotes, highlighted the significance of understanding and embracing diversity, and encouraged students to reflect on their own actions and attitudes towards their peers. Dr. Mabry's message resonated deeply, reminding the young audience that everyone has a role to play in creating an inclusive and accepting community.
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JEMS May Learner Profile Shout Outs:
Congratulations to our terrific JEMS students for being our Learner Profile Shout Outs for the month of May. They exhibited IB Learner Profile Traits such as being knowledgeable, caring, principled, open-minded, reflective and risk-takers!
Name - Grade - IB Learner Profile Trait(s)
Wesley Porterfield - 6th - Reflective
Bentley Fredenburg - 6th - Risk-Takers
Sophia Babcock - 6th - Inquirers
McKenna Twomey - 6th - Risk-Takers and Balanced
JoHanna Hevner - 6th - Knowledgeable, Communicators, Principled, Caring and Risk-Takers
Gavin O'Brien - 7th - Reflective
Gabe Denman - 8th - Thinkers, Communicators, Open-Minded and Caring
Lexington Fisher - 8th - Caring
Caleb Lawless - 8th - Caring
Abby Demianenko ...
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JEHS Festival of the Arts: A Celebration of Talent and Creativity:
Jordan-Elbridge High School proudly hosted its annual Festival of the Arts on Tuesday, transforming the high school gymnasium into a vibrant gallery of creativity and talent. The event showcased the incredible artistic abilities of our students, drawing admiration and praise from the entire community.
The Festival of the Arts featured a wide array of student-created artwork, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media pieces. Each display reflected the unique perspectives and skills of our young artists, who have dedicated countless hours to honing their craft under the guidance of our dedicated art faculty.
Principal Mark Schermerhorn expressed immense pride in the students' achievements, stating, "Our students have shown remarkable creativity and ...
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