CONGRATULATIONS to our swim team for making State Championships. Both boys and girls relay teams qualified and are continuing on in Stuart this Friday. Good luck to all swimmers!

OUR BOYS GOLF TEAM played well in Regionals. Congratulations to James Earle who qualified as an individual and will be representing Jupiter in the State Championship in Orlando. Let’s go James!!!

TAKE STOCK JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM – 9TH GRADE ONLY If you met with a Take Stock Johnson Scholars representative last week, please remember that your application is due no later than Friday, Nov. 12. You may either turn a hard copy of the application into Mrs. Woeber located in the guidance office OR submit the application electronically. An email with the link was sent to your school email address.

SENIORS, we missed you at the George Snow Scholarship Information meeting BUT do not fret! You can still apply for this amazing opportunity. There are over 100 scholarships available through this one application! For example, did you attend Limestone Creek Elementary? Then apply for the George Snow Scholarship! One JHS Senior will be awarded based on this requirement. Are you in the medical academy and plan to pursue healthcare at FAU, PBA or PBSC? Then apply for the George Snow Scholarship! One JHS senior will be awarded based on this requirement! Many other wonderful scholarships are found within this application! APPLY no later than Feb. 1, 2022! To apply Go to www.scholarship.org today!

SGA NEWS
THE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK is Landon Carr. Landon is a starting Sophomore who plays on the Varsity football team. Landon is a great athlete and a great teammate. Landon is always striving to get better on and off the field. Landon is a fine young man who represents what a warrior is. Thank you Landon for inspiring students and teachers at this school!
THE TEACHER OF THE WEEK is Mr. Ciliento! He is an amazing teacher who always makes sure his students are on task and always has a good attitude! Students love being in his class! Congratulations Mr. C!
SGA is hosting a Culver’s fundraiser this Tuesday, November 9, from 5-9 PM. All proceeds will support Place of Hope, a local organization that provides homes for foster children and is ranked #1 in the Nation in 2021 for Children Services, Youth Development and Shelter. Please mention Jupiter High school when you place your order to support this cause.

CAR WASH SATURDAY is in support of the Criminal Justice Academy. Students are selling tickets to anyone Or people can show up in the JHS Bus Loop on Nov 13th from 8:30 – 2:00.

NO PLACE FOR HATE Making a difference doesn’t take a lot. Helping someone at his or her lowest point, creating a bond with someone that is so special all starts here. Join No Place for Hate. A difference can be made, it starts with you. No Place for Hate is a student-led club that focuses on inclusivity and ending the common stereotype that goes around high school. Ending the “groups.” Bring bullying to an end. Being there for each other no matter what. No Place for Hate is a safe place for anyone and everyone. Nobody is judged, everyone is seen as the same. Our next meeting is at 2:45 p.m. in the media center on Monday, November 15.  See you there!

CHILDHOOD CANCER SUPPORT CLUB’S next meeting is on Tuesday November 16th at 2:45pm.  Members can come to Mrs. Rodgers Room 7-208 or log on from home.  See you there! (GC sq43vyi)

ATTENTION ALL JHS STUDENTS Our community is in great need of blood donations, so we will be having our first school-wide blood drive this December and will begin sign ups after Thanksgiving Break. However, if you are interested in planning, organizing, and helping with our blood drive, please join our google classroom code: pb4livn. All blood drive committee meeting announcements and important information will be announced there. Thank you all so much!

LETTERS FOR ROSE Come to the club’s third meeting! If you’re not already a part of the club, it’s not too late to join! LFR aims to reduce loneliness among elders during Covid-19 by creating and distributing personalized letters to local nursing homes. One hour of community service will be given per letter you write! Don’t miss out on some great community service opportunities for a good cause. Our next meeting is on Wednesday, November 10th (due to no school that Thursday) in Ms. Ellis’s room 4-118. Google classroom code is 64r6bwi for more details, and text @77g7fec to 81010 for updates!

ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS: Applications for  the Social Studies Honor Society are now available in Mrs. Hanssen’s room, 6-208  The completed applications will be due by November 19th in Mrs. Hanssen’s room, 6-208> New members will be notified in January. Seniors that applied last year and were accepted, do NOT need to reapply–but please check our Google Classroom page in December for important information.

FIRST PRIORITY will meet again at its normal location by the ceramics classroom in the courtyard on Tuesday during B lunch. Everybody is invited for fellowship, snacks, and a game.

JUNIORS AND SENIORS – If you would like to join the Science National Honor Society, please listen up. Requirements: 3.0 GPA or higher overall, 3.5 GPA in science, and you must have taken at least one honors science class or higher to apply. SENIORS – If you were in the Science National Honor Society last year, you are automatically in again this year.  Please be sure you are a member of the Google Classroom.  JUNIORS – If you would like to be part of SNHS, please join the Junior Google Classroom and fill out the Google Form. You will also need to join the REMIND. 

SENIORS, CADY Studios will be on campus tomorrow (11/9) for senior portraits. If you still haven’t taken your senior pictures, now is your chance. CADY will be doing the yearbook pose only from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the JHS auditorium. You must sign up for an on-campus portrait session with Mrs. Muncy in room 4-110. And just a reminder, the deadline to take senior portraits for inclusion in the yearbook is Nov. 30.

UNDERCLASS YEARBOOK PICTURE RETAKES & MAKE-UPS have been rescheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 16. Photographers will be on campus from 7:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the JHS auditorium. Students can get photographed any time throughout the school day and will get a pass to return to class.

INTERESTED IN COMPETING WITH DECA? Join us on Tuesday (11/9) for a quick, informational meeting where we will discuss how competitions work, what competition options we have, and much more. Feel free to come with any questions or concerns that you may have, we will be more than happy to help you! If you have any questions regarding the meeting, please reach out to our officers through google classroom or our Instagram DM’s. We hope to see you there!

NHS IS SPONSORING A FOOD DRIVE Three can/box minimum. Community service will be awarded for participation. Drop off items to room 1-155 during periods 1-6 and both lunches. Be sure to label with your name, student number and grade. Happy Thanksgiving.

TENNIS Any girl and boy interested in trying out for tennis this season, please plan on attending the meeting on November 16th right after school in room 4-212. Paperwork and important information will be given out. Any questions, please reach out to Coach Babcock in room 4-212 or Coach Lang in room 4-107.

THIS IS THE LAST WEEK MISS BUSCEMI’S SPANISH 2 CLASSES are selling hand woven bracelets and purses made by artisans in Guatemala and Nicaragua. Bracelets cost $5 and the bags cost $10. Each one comes with a tag specifying which artisan created it and they all have unique designs. Look for them during both lunches in the courtyard.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr. Brooks, Chili Byrne, Jackson Cleveland, Christopher Cripe, Sabella Eang, Diamontae Ghee, Lucas Kirkman, Breanna Leary, Zoe Shamy,  and Isabella Swiger! 

HOLOCAUST EDUCATION WEEK  What was the Holocaust? The Holocaust was the systematic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jews by the Nazi regime and its allies and collaborators. The Nazis came to power in Germany in January 1933. They believed that the Germans belonged to a race that was “superior” to all others. They claimed that the Jews belonged to a race that was “inferior” and a threat to the so-called German racial community. Check out this video and link to the article by retired basketball legend, Ray Allen, on why we should learn about the Holocaust, https://youtu.be/CF_AocTAwoY
https://www.theplayerstribune.com/articles/ray-allen-why-i-went-to-auschwitz