Come out Saturday and support our Lady Golf team as they head to State. Festivities begin @ 9am at the High School. TIGER ROAR!!
#HeedtheRoar
Interested? https://www.facebook.com/events/1948767919026307?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[%7B%22surface%22%3A%22home%22%7D%2C%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22attachment%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22newsfeed%22%7D]%2C%22ref_notif_type%22%3Anull%7D
Community members, please join us on Thursday, October 23rd for a School Board Candidate Forum.
This is your chance to visit with the constituents of our district prior to the elections, November 4th. See flyer for details!
(The purpose of this forum is to facilitate a meeting of the candidates with the public, is non-partisan, and not an endorsement of any candidate.)
Columbus Day originated in the late 1800’s as a celebration of Italian-American heritage. It was made a national holiday in 1937 and moved to the 2nd Monday of October in 1971. Today, the holiday commemorates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus's landing in the Americas on October 12, 1492.
Indigenous Peoples' Day recognizes and honors the history, culture, and perseverance of Indigenous peoples in the Americas. This is a day to celebrate their ongoing resilience, vibrant cultures, and significant contributions to society.
October 15: Regular School Day; Conferences held 3:30-7:30pm
October 16: NO CLASSES; Conferences held 12Noon - 7:30pm
October 17: NO SCHOOL
Questions? Please contact your child's school. We look forward to seeing you!
ES @ 11:45am
MS/HS @ 12Noon
This week is an important time to amplify conversations about bullying, raise awareness and promote anti-bullying discussions and strategies in the community. It’s also a time to recognize the responsibility to safeguard schools to ensure physically safe and emotionally secure environments for all Kansas students and school staff.
Encourage Positive Actions
• Be a buddy, not a bully
• Choose kindness over cruelty
• Kindness is cool, bullying is not
Speak Out
• Stand up, speak out, stop bullying
• Don't tolerate bullying, speak up
• Be an upstander, not a bystander
• Don't let bullies win, stand up for yourself
Cyberbullying is Bullying Too!
• Don't be mean behind the screen
• Think before you click
• Your keyboard is a weapon, use it for good
• The internet is a no-bully zone
Agenda: https://usd340.diligent.community/Portal/MeetingInformation.aspx?Id=137
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84895404570?pwd=seKElDvsbZQibxhTQVK2Nx0wjlF7bo.1
USD 340 Jefferson West is excited to announce the nominees for Kansas Teacher of the Year! 🎉
Let's all come together to recognize and congratulate Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Moulden on Friday, October 10th during halftime of the JW Varsity football game against Perry-Lecompton!
Please come out and join us in the elementary commons at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, October 8th for a discussion regarding the facility needs list!
• Behind-the-Scenes Heroes:
Our custodial workers work behind the scenes and after hours, making sure our buildings are clean, healthy, and safe.
• Essential Contributions:
Their dedication and expertise contribute to a positive first impression and ensure the smooth operation of our schools and other District facilities.
• Improved Health and Learning:
Research shows that clean buildings are linked to better health outcomes and improved educational performance in schools.
🎉🐾 Homecoming Parade 🐾🎉
Join us TONIGHT at 6:30pm for the Homecoming Parade, followed by activities at Tiger Stadium! If you want to enter the parade, be at the High School parking lot by 6pm.
Come out and support our Tigers, enjoy the fun, and celebrate Homecoming with the community! ❤️🖤
- See flyer for details.
Join us Wednesday at 6:30pm for the Homecoming Parade, followed by activities at Tiger Stadium! If you want to enter the parade, be at the High School parking lot by 6pm.
Come out and support our Tigers, enjoy the fun, and celebrate Homecoming with the community! ❤️🖤
On this day, our planet reaches a perfect cosmic balance: day and night are nearly equal all around the world.
For those in the Northern Hemisphere, this marks the beginning of astronomical autumn - a season of golden leaves, crisp air, and longer nights under starry skies. Meanwhile, in the Southern Hemisphere, spring awakens with longer days and new life returning.
Equinoxes have been celebrated for thousands of years as symbols of harmony and renewal. From ancient monuments aligned with the Sun to harvest rituals, they remind us of our deep connection with the cosmos.
Take a moment today, September 22, 2025, to enjoy the balance of light and darkness.
It's Homecoming week! There are lots activities planned. See the attached image for details.
