Tonight QJH will host a Family Night remembering the Holocaust. This event will be in the Library from 6-8 pm. It is come and go, and those that attend can earn points for their class in our Top Dog race. We will have art samples, Holocaust projects, and oral presentations. Bring your family and friends and come out and support our QJH Family Night. Hope to see you there!!
The annual JH Valentine’s Day Dance will be held Saturday, Feb 8th from 7-10 pm. Entry Fee will be 3.00 dollars per student or bring 2 closet items such as shampoo, body wash, toothbrushes, etc... All students must dress within our campus dress code. If you have any questions, see Ms. Ballard for approval.
2nd Nine Weeks CHAMPS GOES TO THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS -
6TH GRADE - CHRISTOPHER D. & KORI H.
7TH GRADE - DANIEL K. & REGINA S.
8TH GRADE - LUKE W. & KENNEDI E.
Congratulations!
QJH Family Night is Thursday, January 30, from 6:00-8:00 PM.
Student Council will be selling Candy Grams February 3-8 for $2.00 in the cafeteria at lunch. Send a sweet message to your sweet friends on Valentine’s Day.
QJH will have our UIL Awards Assembly this Friday, Jan 24th, at 10:00 in the Auditorium. Family and Friends are invited to attend. Anyone attending will need to enter through the main front entrance and go through HS Hall 300 to go to the Auditorium due to construction. Students being honored may want to dress nice for this event.
We will have our UIL Awards Assembly this Friday, Jan 24th at 10:00 in the AUditorium. Family and friends are invited to attend.
Basketball Results - Our girls’ basketball teams won three of the four games in the Avinger Tournament this past Saturday, and the girls’ teams had a CLEAN SWEEP against Grand Saline yesterday.
Way to to, Ladies!
Students in Coach Lyndsey Bevis' class made "thinking caps" for the nervous system on Friday. Even Mr. Linz joined in!
8th grade math students working hard to solve their equations!
Attention Basketball Players and Parents:
Even though we are not in school on Monday, January 20th, there WILL be basketball games Monday against Grand Saline for both QJH boys and girls at 10:00 AM
The girls will have three games at Ballard Gym, and the boys will have four games AT Grand Saline Middle School Gym.
The QHS Engineering Club will be selling Valentine’s Day rings during JH Lunches today through next Tuesday. RIngs will range from $1- $5. Please be prepared to pay at the time you place your orders.
The annual JH Valentine’s Day Dance will be held Saturday, Feb 8th from 7-10 pm. All students must dress within our campus dress code. If you have any questions about a specific outfit, please take a picture of yourself in that outfit and show it to Ms. Ballard for approval.
QISD will be closed on Monday, January 20th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
8th grade field trip to the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum.
Any student attending the Pride Trip tomorrow may want to bring extra money for snacks and games. Lunch will be provided.
Just a reminder that the 8th graders will be leaving tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 15 at 6:30am for the field trip to Dallas. Please arrive about 10 minutes prior to this so we can take attendance and leave on time.
Due to the threat of severe weather Quitman ISD will be releasing school at 2:00 pm. Car riders may be picked up at 2:00 pm. Buses will run at 2:00 pm. For safety, students will NOT be released from the bus if a parent or guardian is NOT at home. If a parent or guardian is not at home the students will be returned to the High School Campus and may be picked up in the front office.
Our Top Dog race is continuing...after the end of our second nine weeks, grades and attendance helped the 8th graders take the lead back.
8th grade has 1805 points, 7th grade has 1700 points, and the 6th graders have 1660 points. Keep working hard!
Attention Parents: We are closely monitoring the weather tomorrow due to the increased risk for severe storms including high winds, and possible tornadic activity. It is predicted to manifest about the time school is out and students are being transported home. The safety of our students is our top priority. If it becomes necessary to release students early we will notify you through social media, the school website, and our ALERT NOW system . We want to be as proactive as possible. Thank you for your continued support of our schools