Betsy Breeding with Realty One Group Impact was our sponsor for the April Student of the Month program. We are proud of the 8 student winners for finishing the school year as strong as they had started!

A school principal is the head of a school and is in charge of all its daily activities and maintaining its various systems. They have to be confident, diligent, organized, good leaders, effective planners, and competent enough to execute said plans. They also have to be understanding and empathetic in order to maintain peace within the school environment and create an atmosphere that allows students and staff to thrive. Good principals are also responsible towards their community and guide their school in providing as much support to the community as possible. Mr. Heyer, the WJH Principal, is all of this and even more! Our district is so fortunate to have him lead the Junior High. Thank you for all that you do, we appreciate you! Happy Principal's Day!

JH students were able to go roller skating during physical education class Thursday and Friday. Great opportunity for our students to explore alternative physical activities they can do in the community.



Please see the attached flyer about a great opportunity the Iowa State Extension and Outreach is offering. The flyer has also been added to the JH Electronic Backpack.

April's CKH newsletter has been added to the WJH Electronic Backpack. Be sure to check it out!
Shout out to these students for doing amazing things over the last month! The Student of the Month program was sponsored by the Winterset Kiwanis. Thanks to both groups for all that you do for our school!!

Don't forget to order your 22-23 WJH Yearbook! Deadline to order is April 1st.
There are multiple ways to place your order, so reserve your copy today and don't miss out!

SPRING BREAK is Monday, March 13 through Friday, March 17. There is no school that week and the Junior High Office will be closed as well.

The following members competed in the Ag Impact contest at the South Central District FFA Convention on March 4th in Knoxville. They received a gold rating and advanced to state which will take place April 16-18th in Ames.

UPDATE: There will be a Girl's Track informational meeting on Friday, March 3rd from 1:05 - 1:30, during WIN time. The meeting will take place in the WJH Commons.

The WJH boy's track coaches will have an informational meeting for students interested in participating, on Wednesday, March 8th from 2:45 - 3:00 in the WJH Commons.

All 7th grade students went on a field trip to Ankeny DMACC campus today to learn more about their 10 different career pathways. Our students learned a lot and represented our school extremely well today!




There are so many wonderful counselor's in our profession and Winterset Junior High is so fortunate to have one of the best in the biz! Happy Counselor Week Suzy Busta!

8th grade basketball with a win against B-F tonight. Great energy and effort by all.




When we return to school tomorrow (Friday) it will be a Day #1 at the Junior High.
We will have a 2 hour early dismissal today due to it being the last day of the first semester. School will resume on Monday, January 16th. Have a great weekend everyone!
December Student of the Month winners! Thanks to Montross Pharmacy for sponsoring this valued event.

The WJH Environmental Club is looking for your trash! If you have any nonworking, broken or damaged holiday decorations or lights, they will take them. The club will send the items to Terracycle, a company who "recycles the unrecyclable" and saves them from going to the landfill. Please see the attached flyer for more information and details.

WJH Boy's Basketball season will begin soon. Informational meetings are scheduled as follows:
7th grade boys will meet with Mr. Nedved today from 2:45 - 3:00
8th grade boys will be meet with Mr. Bunting on Monday from 1:10 - 1:30.

On Friday, the WJH participated in the National One Hour of Code during their Math and Science classes. The Hour of Code started as a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to show that anybody can learn the basics and to broaden participation in the field of computer science. It has since become a worldwide effort to celebrate computer science, starting with 1-hour coding activities but expanding to all sorts of community efforts.




