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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. in the cafeteria at Gateway Middle School. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at our school and what it means for your student. Regional Superintendent Larry Fleckenstein will host this session for our school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site.
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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. in the cafeteria at Jefferson Elementary. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at our school and what it means for your student. Regional Superintendent Cathy Woods will host this session for our school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site.
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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. in the cafeteria at Lowell Elementary. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at our school and what it means for your student. Regional Superintendent Pete Misner will host this session for our school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site.
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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at your school and what it means for your student. Each region will host this session for their school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site. Click headline for locations.
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i-Ready diagnostics for grades 1-8
Students in grades 1-8 are taking the i-Ready diagnostic in Reading and Math. The Diagnostic gives teachers important information about student learning. Go to the i-Ready Family Center to learn how you can support and encourage your student to do their best on the i-Ready diagnostics.
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World Language Assessment registration open
Can your middle or high school student speak, read, write and understand a world language? Students in grades 7-12 can earn high school credit and special recognition through the World Language Assessment. Registration is open September 6 through October 31, only one testing window in 2023-24. Click headline to learn more.
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PSAT free for sophomores!
On Oct. 25 all 10th-graders will take the Preliminary Student Aptitude Test (PSAT) at no cost, and for the first time, it will be online. There will be a 3.5 hour late start for all other high school students with late bus transportation provided. PSAT has many benefits for students! Click headline for more information.
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Activity Bus
The JHS Academic & Activity Bus departs Monday-Thursday at 3:30 pm. Catch the bus by the flagpole in front of the school. Durham requires each student to have a pass to ride the activity bus. You may obtain one from your club advisor or from the main office.
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ADVANCED PLACEMENT
All AP students need to "join their class section" at myap.collegeboard.org. The deadline to order AP exams without a $40 per exam late fee is Tuesday, October 31st. [click on headline for additional information and to access the OSPI Low-Income Verification Form]
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National Merit Scholarships
Students who take the PSAT/NMSQT® as juniors are automatically entered into the National Merit Scholarship Program. Scholarships available through the National Merit Scholarship Program not only help students and families pay for college and training, but they also distinguish students in the post-high school education admission process. The JHS School Day PTSA for grade 10 students is Wednesday, October 25th. [click on headline for more information about National Merit Scholarships]
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Sports schedules under QuickLinks
You can now find schedules for Jackson High sporting events under QuickLinks. Scroll down and click Athletic Schedule.
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Digital ticketing for school sports and activities!
GoFan, a digital ticketing and promotional service designed for school sports and activities, will be available to all community members for in-person or advanced purchase at Memorial Stadium and paid events at each high school. Click headline for more information.
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Mental Health Resources
You are not alone! Find a comprehensive list of local and national crisis and mental health resources here! [click the headline for more information and resources]
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Worksite Learning Information
Earn .5 or 1.0 CTE credit for working outside of school. [Click on headline for additional information]
- Athletic Schedule
- 2023-24 High School Course Catalog
- Panorama Survey
- DonateOnline (donations to EPS clubs/activities)
- Experiencing Homelessness - KIT Program
- Mental Health Resources
- New Student Enrollment Information
- OSPI Report Card
- School Improvement Plan
- School Stakeholder Annual Survey for Students
- Senior Information (Events and Dates)
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Our mission is to provide a rigorous curriculum that sets high standards and prepares all students for the future.
