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Vol. 2020-2021 No. 5 January 2021
Jaguar Jottings
Your Johnsburg Central School Newsletter
have the needed knowledge to pass them. I am
Superintendent’s afraid that these choices will make some
students lose a full year of learning and repeat
their grade.
Corner What can we do? It is getting late in the game,
but not completely done. We need these habits
to change. These students need to show up to
class; they need to put the time and effort into
getting their work done and pass tests. They are
not on their own. Teachers are ready and
wanting to help. Call Mrs. Flanagan or me for
help. The year has been a tough one, but as we
enter 2021, let’s work together to help these
Happy New Year students.
I think we are all hoping this year will bring us Lastly, I would like to wish everyone a healthy
out of our current health crisis and into a more and joyful New Year, one in which we see the
normal world. If we were to think back to end of COVID 19.
ushering in 2020 last January, no one would
have ever thought our world would have been
changed so quickly.
I keep hearing that we still have some time to go
before seeing a change in the restrictions we
have been placed under by the state, so for now,
we will maintain our procedures until these
restrictions are lifted.
I would like to now talk about academics. In this
new environment, most students are doing well,
but there are a few that I am concerned
about. After reviewing the first quarter and the
15-week grades, I see there is a group
struggling. I have looked over the reasons, and
they vary, but a few stand out immediately. The
first and most apparent reason is attendance. If
the student is not showing up to class, then they
are most likely not passing. I see this problem
far more with students who have chosen remote
learning than in-person. When we first started
remote education, we had several issues getting
things up and running, but most kinks were
worked out months ago. Some students are
making choices not to show up. They may think
showing up to class is a choice, and I guess it is
to some degree. Unfortunately, they have to live
with the consequences, which are the grades I
see on report cards.
Along with not showing up to class comes the
second issue. These same students do not turn
in their work and fail tests because they do not
Remote students are responsible for
submitting their assignments to their
teachers to be graded. Work not
submitted will be given a zero.
All remote classes, including PE, art and
electives, are graded.
Students should be completing their own
work without assistance from parents or
siblings.
Students should not get up and leave
from a Google Meet without notifying the
teacher.
Students should limit the conversations
with others in the house when logged on
to a Google Meet as they are missing
instruction and directions from the
teacher.
Students should stay logged onto the
Google Meet the entire period unless
other arrangements have been made.
Teachers are available to meet with
Principal’s Message remote students after 12:30. Students
should email to contact teachers if they
would like to arrange a time to Google
Happy New Year to the Johnsburg Community! Meet for additional help.
Elementary remote students (Prek-6)
should be accompanied by an adult
Facebook
during their remote classes. It is
Check out our Johnsburg Central School page
important that the parent is there to help
on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/JohnsburgCentralSchool/ their child, but should try not to interrupt
the teacher.
Students should also realize that they will
JCS Remote Learners be held accountable when they do not
Cameras must be on at all times. follow the above guidelines.
Sound must be muted except when
participating in class.
Students must be up and seated in an
appropriate work area.
Students must be dressed appropriately
as they would be for an in school setting.
The chat may be used to communicate
with the teacher, not with other students.
Background noise and activity should be
limited as much as possible.
The teacher is the administrator of the
Google Meet and should be the first to
log on, and if you log on before they do
please sign off and log back in after the
teacher has.
Attendance is taken daily for remote
learning students.
You must communicate with your teacher
if you are unable to attend a class.
Remote learning students and in-person
students are graded in the same manner.
School Spirit Items for Sale in the Principal’s
Office
PreK-4 Student of the Month – December
(Listed Alphabetically)
Aaden Sauer-Jones
Addie Morin
Alyssa Church
Ari Galle
Aurora Hitchcock
Jaguar T-shirt $15.00 Bently LaBounty
Stuffed Jaguar $10.00
Paw Print Socks $10.00 Colton Lawrence
Can Koozie $5.00 Gracelyn Monroe
Pom-Poms $4.00/pr. Huck Knickerbocker
Jaguar Cowbell $4.00
Paw Keychain $3.00 Isabella Bennett
Paw Magnet $3.00 Quinn Mahaffey
Paw Magnet Clip $3.00 Sophia Hungerford
Jaguar Clapper $3.00
Jaguar Bracelet $2.00 Sophia Moffitt
Paw Pin $2.00 Zoe Rose
Make Checks Payable to JCS
New Stuffed Jaguars have arrived! Pick one up Specials:
for $10 each in the principal’s office. Physical Education – Taiga Dean & Elliot Noel
Art – Griffin Lewis
Music – Choen Moos
Library – Hunter Gates
CONGRATULATIONS!
Mrs. Flanagan Building Principal
Pre K 2nd Grade
Kindergaten 3rd Grade
4th Grade
1st Grade
K-3 Academic Awards
Johnsburg Central School 2020-2021, Q1
High Honor Roll
4th Grade Honor Roll Grade 7
Alissa Bennett
Grade 11
Noah Moffitt
Keegan Mottram Zachariah Morehouse
Hannah Sharp Madison Vaus
Lexi Sharp Aleesha Washburn
Grade 8 Grade 12
Elington Morin Jennie Allen
Lillian San Antonio Andrew Freebern
Tristin Secor Hunter Mulvey
Maria Ordway
Grade 9 JulieAnn Verfurth
Lilian Monroe Helena Williams
Grade 10
Michael Brouthers
Aidan Millington
Julia Morris
Honor Roll
Grade 7 Grade 10
Andy Cole Kamron Calvert
Jeremiah Freebern Erin Corr
Walter Hodgson Evan Wing
Marley Lewis Rodney Wolfe
Rowan Olesheski
Lucia Williams Grade 11
David Anderson
Grade 8 Drue DeGroat
Kira DeLong Cassandra Dunbar
Alesha Johnston Mariya Dunkley
Charity Lupo Gage Morris
Eric Mason Samuel Porter
Margaret Selleck Andrew Prosser
Grade 9
Corbin DeGroat
Madelaine Freebern
Angelo Galle
Levi Neal
Cole Sears
Caroline Williams
The best snow day I ever had was when
there was a two-hour delay. Then it turned into a
snow day! Next, we went to my Grandma’s
house to go sledding. I made a wrong turn and
went into a bush. Then I brought my sled to the
top of the hill. My sled went so fast this time.
That was the best snow day I ever had!
- Ellie Ordway
Our Third Grade Students were asked,
to describe the best snow day. The best snow day I ever had was when I
sat by my fire and watched TV. It was so warm
that I didn't need a blanket. Then I went to my
room and sat on the top bunk. I decided that I
needed to clean my room a little bit. After that, I
went sledding. It was so much fun. I was cold, so
I asked my mom if she could make hot
chocolate. She made the best hot chocolate ever.
Then I sat on the couch and drank my hot
chocolate. I went to look out the window in my
room and then I was CAVED IN. That means
that all the snow blocked the doors and windows
Mrs. Turcotte’s Class so we couldn't get out. I was so scared. I finally
calmed down and played on my phone for about
My best snow day ever would be building twenty minutes. Then I went to look out the
a snowman with Cyborg to help me. The window and I was not caved in anymore. So I
snowman would wear a hat with Starfire on it. went back outside. I saw all the snow but it
His name would be Frosty. Then Cyborg and I wasn't on the windows or door so I was so
would have a snowball fight. Cyborg and I would happy. Finally, I went sledding with my family.
take pictures. Later Cyborg and I would make a That was the best snow day ever!
Christmas pudding. With the pot in front of us, - Harleigh Donohue
we could put the carrots in and some
cherries. Cyborg would watch a Christmas On the weekend, I had nothing to do but
movie with me. As soon as the movie is over, then I looked outside and saw snow! I got
Cyborg and I would play make-believe. Mom dressed and then put on my snow pants, boots,
would make dinner for us. We would have mac coat, and gloves. Next, I told mom that I was
and cheese. Cyborg could sleepover and see my going outside to play in the snow. I thought
room. That would make me SO happy, and be finally I would get to go outside. But I
the best snow day ever!! remembered that I had to open the window
-Cohen Moos before going outside so mom and dad could hear
me. When I went outside Levi, Leah, Tanner,
The best snow day ever was when my and Hayden were playing outside. About an hour
sister and I tied both of our sleds together and later when we were inside, Alissa and Logan my
went down the hill. When we went down the hill, other cousins were here. They were in the sled
I turned and went backward. Next, I rolled up big that was tied to the snowmobile and I jumped on
snowballs and put them next to each other. Then too. One minute later, I fell off of it. They were
I rolled up smaller snowballs. Finally, I put the laughing and I ran inside thinking that this was
last one on top of the other ones. I made a huge the worst. Two hours later everyone was outside
snowman! Then I copied it five times. But I having a snowball fight. I got my stuff on and
made them biggest to smallest. I made my whole went back outside. I joined the snowball fight
family! Then I went inside to warm up. That's and I got hit so many times but we all laughed. I
what I did on the best snow day ever. was sure that this was the best snow day ever!
-Finn Morris - Olivia Owens
The best gift I ever gave was a Christmas
gift for my mother. The gift was a set of kitchen
materials. I gave them to her on Christmas Eve.
We do that every year as it is our tradition. We
had to go to a lot of stores to find the perfect
The best snow day ever was when I got to ones to give her. When we were looking I
sleep in because school was closed. I got to play spotted the best kitchen materials ever so we
with my Legos all day. I watched a movie with bought them, wrapped them, and stuck them
my mom on the couch. After that, I played under the tree. Then on Christmas Eve we gave
outside in the snow. I tried to ride my bike in the them to her and boom she was amazed. My mom
snow with my friend. That was the best snow day was so surprised and so happy because she
I ever had. needed kitchen materials really bad. That was
-Leon Bills definitely the best gift I ever gave someone.
The best snow day that could ever happen
is that first school would be closed. Then I could
Mrs. Watson’s Class
play on the Xbox with Eli. Next, I would play
My first snow day it was dark out, but it
music. Last I would play school with my
was 3:00 pm and it was lightning, thunder and
students. That’s what I would do on the best
snow. The power went out and we had to put
snow day ever.
candles out to make light. I was so happy when
-Addie Morin
the power came back on, but it still was storming
and there was a lot of snow. When I went
The best snow day I could ever have
outside, when the storm stopped, I could not
would go like this, one day I woke up and I was
believe how much snow there was. I made snow
really tired. RING RING, it was the phone!
angels and went sledding. That's my snow day.
“Hello,” said my mom. “Hi, today is a snow
-Gracie Morse
day.” Said the school. Mom hung up and told me
the news. I was very excited! First I made a cup
The best snow day ever was last year
of extra hot, hot cocoa. Then I watched a
when Gabe and I played outside all day. We
Christmas movie. “Mom, can I go outside
made forts and we had snowball fights! We
please?” I said in a convincing voice and puppy
buried each other in the snow. We also built a
eyes. My mom told me that I had to wait for it to
big snowman. At the end of the day, we had hot
warm up. Then my dad came out and told us all
chocolate. Then we stayed inside.
to get our snow clothes on for a snowball fight.
-Ava Pesquera
My mom was not happy with my dad’s idea. We
went outside and my mom told us to dress
The best snow day ever is when you can
warmly. Right away, dad made a snowball and
have snowball fights and make snow angels. I
threw it. Mom was out there too, the baby was
like ice skating and drinking hot cocoa by the fire
wrapped in a blanket. My baby brother could not
on a snow day and making a snowman with my
stop laughing. We played outside until dinner
family. My favorite thing to do is sled and ski in
time. Then we went inside and ate. We all
our backyard. Sometimes me and my mom make
watched a show, then went to bed. I was really
an igloo while my dad works on the sledding
glad that it was a snow day but there will be
course.
school tomorrow.
-Charlie Campbell
-Jozy Sherman-Cavanaugh
If I had a snow day, the perfect day would
include driving my snowmobile. Then I would
have lunch and go sledding. After dinner, I
would go skiing. That would be the perfect snow
day!
-Logen May
My most favorite snow day was last year.
It was when I stayed home with mommy, Ryan
and daddy went to school. It was the best snow
day because I didn’t get bossed around by daddy
all day like I usually do. We watched T.V.for
most of the day. Then daddy came home after a
while. It was my most favorite snow day.
- Hayley Beth Fink
Hi, my name is Alyssa and this is how
fun I think a snow day would be: News from the Cafeteria and
You can make snowmen and a snow angel.
You can make a snow fort or you can have a Transportation Departments:
snowball fight.
You can make snow cones and fall in the snow. Winter season is upon us and we are asking all
You can make the biggest sword out of snow, but parents whose child(ren) receive a delivered
do not pick it up unless the snow sticks. school lunch to help us make the daily meal
You can also make a couple of snow cats, but it deliveries safe and more efficient. We will no
is hard. longer be driving up to your house to place bags
-Alyssa Church on your front porch, so please provide a
designated area out by the road for us to drop
The most incredible snow day ever would your food bags that are off the ground and free
be staying inside in bed or going outside. I from falling snow. Meals will be provided if
would bury my legs and my body in the snow. there is a 2-hour delay but delivery times may
- Dom Donohue need to be adjusted due to weather./road
conditions. If school is closed, there will not be a
delivery that day. Thank you for your continued
On my snow day I got on my gloves, my support and for allowing us to provide meals to
coat and my hat. Then I was ready to go outside. your child(ren). This practice will be in effect
As soon as I opened the door, snowmobiles were starting January 4, 2021.
ready to go. They had sleds on the back and me Sincerely,
and my sister picked a snowmobile we wanted to Karen Moore, Cafeteria Manager
ride on and then when we got to the hill we Frederick Morse, Head of Transportation
started going down the hill and when about an
hour went by we went back home and drank hot
chocolate and watched movies tucked up in our
beds. THE END
- Kameron Pardick
Updated Physical Exams and Interval
Health History
Last week, NYSED announced that
students would be able to participate in
athletics as long as they had an updated
physical exam in the 2018-19 or 2019-20
school year.
Before participating in a sport this year,
make sure all updated paperwork is
turned into the nurses office.
Coach Carp’s Here is what the outlook is for upcoming sports
seasons this school year as of right now:
Corner Winter Sports
January o Nordic Skiing - Start Date:
December 14th
o Basketball - Start Date:
First Sporting Events in 10 Months!
POSTPONED - Date - TBD
On Monday, December 14th, our
Nordic Ski team held their first
Fall Sports II (Soccer, XC Running)
practice of the season. o Start Date: March 1st
This is the first opportunity our
students have had to participate in Spring Season (Baseball, Softball,
athletics since March 13th! Tennis)
Our first Meet is scheduled for o Start Date: April 19th
December 30th at Brookhaven Golf
Course. *Please be aware that this information is subject
Due to COVID Regulations and to change*
Safety, only ONE spectator per
student-athlete will be allowed to
attend the meets. There are questions being asked about the Fall
Our coaches are Shannon Stone and II and spring seasons overlapping, but these
start dates and their end dates are tentative, and
Julie West
we are waiting for more information to come.
GOOD LUCK SKIERS!!!
If you have any questions or concerns, email
NYSPHSAA Postpones Start Date for Coach Carpenter: rcarpenter@johnsburgcsd.org
High Risk Winter Sports
The New York State Public High School
Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) has
announced the start date for high risk
winter sports (basketball) is postponed
indefinitely with a start date TBD.
Until authorization is granted by state
officials, NYSPHSAA member schools
are not permitted to participate in sports
determined to be high risk by the New
York State Department of Health
(NYSDOH).
Due to Winter State Championships
being cancelled, there will be no
Sectional Championships for Nordic
Skiing, but there have been discussions
for an alternative.-If your child is going to be absent for any
reason, please let us know. If you forget, we will
call to follow up if we do not hear from you.
(Email or call-whichever is easiest for you)
-If your child(ren) is sick or even if you are
questioning whether they may be getting sick,
please, please, please err on the side of caution
and DO NOT send them to school. If they are
here ill, they will be sent home, and in the
unfortunate event that they are COVID positive,
sending them to school sick- then, in turn, has
Happy New Year to you all!! I hope you all exposed a large number of students and staff
enjoyed your holidays and were safe and healthy! what we aim to avoid. Remember, COVID
symptoms appear like so many other illnesses,
I have hope this year will bring us joy and good and we genuinely do not know that it isn't
health (it has to be better than 2020, right!?!?) COVID unless they are tested and are have a
negative report.
I want to thank all of you who returned your
consent forms for in school COVID testing. Even -If I advise you that your child needs to be
if you are declining, please indicate that on the evaluated before returning to school, understand
form and return it as soon as possible. Having this is coming directly from NYSDOH; I have
these forms are helping us prepare as much as we stringent guidelines I must follow. I know it can
can. I hope we do not have to put them to use but be trying to get the kids evaluated, but I will say
should we move into a “yellow zone” and are Hudson Headwater Health Network in North
then mandated to test; we will be prepared. Creek and Warrensburg has been amazing to get
into, quick to be seen, and quick to get your
Please follow the protocols we have in place, as clearance paperwork in hand. They are making it
they genuinely seem to be helping us in so many as easy as they can during these trying times.
ways. I understand the frustration at times with You do not have to be a patient to be seen; you
having so many new tasks and protocols in place, can even reserve a spot online at the
but they are for a good reason, and they are what Warrensburg Location.
will help keep us in school versus remote
learning. I'd also like to recommend observing your
child(ren) and their emotional wellbeing. Kids
A few friendly reminders with our COVID can be very resilient but we know that stress does
protocols: affect many aspects of your overall well-being. If
at any time you are concerned about your child's
-Please fill out your morning questionnaire; if emotional/mental well-being, please do not
you forget-it happens, please remember it is our hesitate to reach out and let us know-we will help
job to follow up and make sure you filled it out. in any way possible.
Please also answer these questions honestly; if
your child(ren) has one of the symptoms listed, As always, please call or email if you have any
please answer yes and keep them home. I would questions or concerns!
recommend asking your kids every morning how
they are feeling, do not assume they are well Be well,
because they do not complain. I have several Amber Aurilio, RN
students sent home first thing in the morning JCS School Nurse
aaurilio@johnsburgcsd.org
because they come to school not feeling well but 518-251-4072 ext 5
state they never let their parents know. It could Fax 518-251-2562
potentially prevent exposure and save you time
by asking them every morning how they feel.JCS Gears Up for the
Virtual Variety Show JCS GSA Donates to
Causes Close to Home
Now that the Holiday season is behind The JCS GSA raised funds selling “Be Kind”
us, the JCS Music Department is doing its part in stickers all over the community and nation, and
keeping the music alive during COVID, so we were able to fundraise enough money to donate
are bringing back another year of the Virtual to 2 charities this year! The club voted on worthy
Variety Show!!! All students in grades K-12 are causes and ended up selecting The Trevor
invited to perform their talent. If you are Project, which helps prevent suicide in LGBTQ
interested, please email Mrs. Ashe at youth, as well as GLSEN, which is the national
kashe@johnsburgcsd.org and tell her what you’d affiliate of our local GSA club. GLSEN funds
like to do. If you’re going to be singing, you must anti-bullying programming throughout the
use an instrumental track with no vocals. Also, nation’s schools, and helps give LGBTQ youth a
songs must be approved for content by Mrs. safe place within their learning environments.
Ashe by January 19th. Video submissions The JCS GSA would like to thank the community
will be due no later than February 12th, 2021! for their amazing support with the sticker
We are really excited to showcase the amazing fundraiser, and reminds everyone to be kind
talent we have here at JCS! whenever possible!!
JCS Student Council Corner
This year, the JCS Student Council held
a Fall fundraiser for their community service
projects. With COVID guidelines in place, they
were unable to do their annual food drive. Last
year, they collected over 600 food items and
delivered them to the Food Pantry at the
Outreach Center. This year, they were able to
donate $500 to the Adirondack Community
Outreach Center, and help feed many families
during this Holiday season!2021 Garnet
Yearbook Return this form to either
2021 Garnet Ms. Glode or Mr. Pede by
Yearbook December 15, 2020
Name of Student 2021 Garnet Yearbook
______________________________
“
_____ Yes, I want to order a yearbook. * Remember to pay in full when you send in the
(Specify how many) form.
Choose from these 2 choices:
Return Address:
Johnsburg Central School
_____ PreK-12 book for $40.00/book Yearbook Advisors
165 main St. / North Creek, NY 12853
_____ PreK-12 book with name engraved Please contact either Maria Glode or David
Pede at 251-2921 if you need any
for $45.00/book assistance
mglode@johnsburgcsd.org or
Engraving will say:
dpede@johnsburgcsd.org
__________________________________
__________________________________
_______ Total Due
Must Pay in full NOW!
Please make checks payable to
JCS YearbookAileen Stevens has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack, SUNY Potsdam and Russell Sage
College.
JulieAnn Verfurth has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack and The Culinary Institute of
America.
Information provided by Mrs. Bruce Helena Williams has been accepted to Cazenovia
College.
College Acceptances Peyton Wing has been accepted to North
Country Community College and SUNY
Adirondack.
Scholarships
Jennie Allen has been accepted to SUNY
Potsdam and St. Lawrence University.
Sierra Dunkley has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack. 1. GERARD J. BUCKENMEYER FASNY
VOLUNTEER SCHOLARSHIP - The
Gabe Freebern has been accepted to SUNY Firemen’s Association of the State of New
Adirondack. York will award 25 $1,500 scholarships to
high school seniors entering college.
Hunter Mulvey has been accepted to Siena
College. Applicant Criteria:
Ryan Morris has been accepted to Siena College. - Be a member in good standing
with FASNY or have a parent/legal
June McCarthy has been accepted to Siena guardian who is a member.
College, University at Buffalo and Penn State. - Attend high school as a senior
who is enrolled in the fall 2021
Maria Ordway has been accepted to SUNY school year at an accredited two-
Adirondack. or four-year institution of higher
learning or an accredited technical
Jaxon Roblee has been accepted to SUNY post-secondary school.
Adirondack. - Serve as a current Junior
firefighter, Explorer Scout or RAM
Jamie Sabattis has been accepted to SUNY in a group affiliated with a
Adirondack and SUNY Canton. volunteer department; a volunteer
firefighter; or a volunteer with an
Clayton Schmale has been accepted to Northern
EMS unit.
Vermont University and St. Lawrence University.- Be postmarked or electronically
submitted by 3/15/2021.
- Application
https://fasny.com/awards/scholarshi
p/application/
- Demonstrate a commitment to
both volunteer emergency service
and the community.
There are new electives for semester 2,
2. Fastweb.com has a scholarship which start on Monday, February 1, 2021.
directory. There are scholarships
Creative Writing: ½ credit. Open to
available for each grade level, grades 10-12 - Time to be determined.
honor students, unique situations, This course will allow students to enhance
their creative writing ability. Through lecture,
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scholarship-directory examine and produce the elements of
literary creation. The student will engage in
daily journal writing, practice writing
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engine story assignment. The final exam will
consist of a prepared portfolio of their work.
4. Scholarships.com- scholarship
search engine Current Events: ½ credit open to grades
9-12 - 1:30-2:00.
5. Scholarshiphunter.com- This class will focus on describing and
scholarship search engine analyzing current events, sourcing and
course analysis, following events throughout
the semester, and being a responsible
consumer of current events.
Debate: ½ credit. Open to grades 9-12
2:00-2:30.
This elective will teach you how to consider,
practice, and refine the basic principles of
The PSAT will be administered on argument in the context of varied debate
Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 8:00 in settings. Student-led ideas, analysis, and
room 205. This is a practice test for insights are used to explore, consider, and
the SAT. The sign-up sheet is on prepare key topics for debates, both
Mrs. Bruce’s office door. There are structured and spontaneous. In the process,
only 10 tests available. The cost is how and why issues considered shape the
word and what can be done to address them
$17.00. Payment is due by January
or mitigate their efforts will be examined and
19, 2021. A letter was mailed home discussed.
and a handout was given to all 11th
graders regarding the content of this
test. See Mrs. Bruce for details.Over 1,200,000 Families Did This!
Over 1,200,000 families have signed up to receive free children’s books for their children. This includes
nearly 100 families in the Town of Johnsburg who have also enrolled their kids in the Imagination
Library program. And it’s free and easy! Dolly Parton started an international program, Imagination
Library, for any child from birth until their 5th birthday to have a quality children’s book mailed
directly to their home each month. She understands the value of books in the life of a child. There is
no cost to you because our local chapter receives generous grant funding from the Glenn and Carol
Pearsall Foundation as well as the Charles R. Wood Foundation. Interested? Just sign up… registration
forms are available at JCS, the town library, or attached to the monthly JCS Newsletter. Thanks, Ann
Arsenault Imagination Library, Johnsburg Chapter
Sign up your child today!
Simply fill out the form below and mail to:
Johnsburg Central School District
165 Main Street
North Creek, NY 12853
(518) 251-2921
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Adult: $2.50
Juice 4 Juice 5 Juice 6 Juice 7 Juice 8
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Bacon & cheese Mini Waffles Cereal Breakfast pizza Cheddar cheese
on a bagel Syrup Toast Hash browns Omelet
Milk Milk Jelly Milk Muffins
Milk Milk
Juice 11 Juice 12 Juice 13 Juice 5 Juice 16
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Zee Zee Cereal Egg & cheese on Mini pancakes Yogurt
Strawberry Bar Toast English muffin Syrup Muffin
Milk Jelly Milk Milk Milk
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18 Juice 19 Juice 20 Juice 21 Juice 22
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
French Toast Scrambled eggs Cereal Breakfast pizza
Sticks Muffin Toast Hash browns
Syrup Milk Jelly Milk
Milk Milk
Juice 25 Juice 26 Juice 27 Juice 28 Juice 29
Mini Waffles Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Syrup Bacon & cheese Zee Zee Cherry Egg & cheese on Cereal
Milk on a bagel Bar English muffin Toast
Milk Milk Milk Jelly
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JCS LUNCH
LUNCH MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Juice is offered All bread products 1
daily along with are 100% wheat/
whole grain
fruit for grades enriched
9-12
Pepperoni 4 Chicken 5 Beef Stew 6 Bologna 7 Tuna noodle 8
Pizza Tenders Corn muffins Sandwich Bake
Vegetables Rice
Muffins Vegetables
Fruit Baked chips Vegetables
Fruit Fruit Milk Vegetables Muffins
Milk Milk Fruit Fruit
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Spaghetti w/ 11 Caesar salad 12 Turkey 13 Meatloaf 14 Chicken 15
Meat balls w/ Chicken Sandwich Mashed Potatoes Nuggets
Vegetables Bread sticks Baked chips Gravy
Muffins Fruit Vegetables Vegetables
French fries
Fruit Milk Fruit Fruit Vegetables
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Milk
18 Chili 19 Chicken bacon 20 Hard shells 21 Hot dog 22
Cheddar cheese Ranch pizza Tacos Mac & Cheese
Vegetables Lettuce, tomatoes Vegetables
Raw vegetables Muffins French fries Fruit
Corn muffins Fruit Fruit Milk
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Chicken 25 Goulash 26 BBQ pork 27 Chicken & 28 Cheese 29
Tenders Vegetables Sandwich Cheese Quesadilla Pizza
Seasoned fries Bread sticks French fries Rice Vegetables
Vegetables Fruit Vegetables Vegetables Muffins
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