Our students were recently invited by Mrs. Pat Johnson to help kick off Black History Month at the Adams Event Center downtown! The Cultural Appreciation Group had the honor of presenting their video tribute to MLK. It was a great learning experience for our students.



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Reminder:
The Randolph County Spelling Bee is scheduled for tomorrow, 2/15/24. It will be held at the Pocahontas MD School. There will be refreshements at 8:30AM and the spelling bee will began at 9:00AM. Each contestant may invite 2 family members.
Pocahontas JR. High will be accepting deliveries on Valentines Day starting at 8:00A.M. until 10:30A.M. NO BALLOONS. Thank you!
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School will be closed Monday in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Please enjoy this video created by the PJHS Cultural Application Group to celebrate his birthday. https://youtu.be/AD8iI-ffrVQ?feature=shared
The First United Methodist Church sponsored this 9 week’s Book Bash Celebration. Eighth-grade students who recorded a book talk could enjoy Frito pies and participate in a Gingerbread House decorating contest. We encourage all 8th graders to enjoy a book of their choice and share their book on video. We will have two more Book Bash Celebrations this year!
Student Council sponsored the annual Backpack Food Drive in December. The food collected is used to help fill weekend backpacks for students in the Pocahontas School District. Thanks to all the participation from students and staff, this year over 8,000 items were collected. Mrs. Massey’s class was the winner for collecting the most items with over 3,700 items collected! Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Whitener’s classes also put in strong effort this year and helped tremendously in supporting a great cause.
Congratulations to our 7th and 8th grade spelling bee champions! These students will represent Pocahontas Junior High School in the Randolph County Spelling Bee on February 15 at M.D. Williams Intermediate School where they will compete against students from across the county. 7th grade winners: Garrison Green, Tristen Rodgers, and Clara Murphy 8th grade winners: Alex Camp, Noah Callaway, and Kiya Hare
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PJHS Dress Up Days Monday December 11th-Friday December 15th.
Monday- Christmas Vacation
Tuesday- Santa and His Helpers
Wednesday- Wacky/Ugly Sweater Day
Thursday- Pajama Day
Friday- 100% That Grinch
December Character Trait: Generosity Whether you are parenting a small child or a teenager, you may be wondering how you can encourage generosity. Check out this newsletter on parenting with generosity. https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1691175236/rcsdms/dca7dd1ofbvydhdjkksl/High-Newsletter-December.pdf

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Choir Concert Announcement

It's Novem-BRRR and getting cold outside. Join us in our annual Share the Warmth drive. We are collecting new socks, hats, and gloves for students who may need a little extra help staying warm on these cold days. Donations may be dropped off at PJHS from now through Dec. 15.

PJHS will be allowing students to dress up for Halloween tomorrow October 31, 2023. NO masks, NO inflatables, NO face or body paint, NO hats unless it goes WITH your costume, and it will need to be school appropriate.
If your child is planning to join volley ball for the off season they will need a physical.
Those who want to try out for volleyball next year will need to change their schedule to get into off season volleyball!
Deadline is October 30.
