Fall Break October 7th-11th, Students Return Tuesday, October 15th
How Many Drops of Water Can a Coin Hold?
Using the scientific method, students in Mrs. Nancy Brashier's 7th Grade science classes, learned the 'exact' number of drops of water that will fit on a coin! This lab emphasized the importance of using the scientific method to conduct experiments.
How Many Drops of Water Can a Coin Hold?
NEJ Yearbook
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Congratulations to our 2024 NEJ Hall of Fame Members!
Back row, left to right, Ridge Jones, Colby Martin, River Branch, and Tucker Milner.
Middle row, left to right, Amiya Chastang, Janette Hernandez, Brinkley Hearn, Lauren Hunter, Jaden Graham.
Front row, left to right, Kylie Bush, Ember Johnson, Emma Claire Lowe, Audria Belding, Caedence Hodge.
Agriculture Students Learn Wild Hog Management
Northeast Jones Agriculture students under the instruction of Mr. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Ashley Wagnon heard from Ms. Peyton Pierce, the Youth Trapping Corps Coordinator of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, this morning regarding the management of wild hogs in Mississippi. Ms. Pierce gave a very informative presentation regarding the history, life, proliferation, and management of wild hogs across the state of Mississippi. Students were then taught the correct way to set up a 'smart trap'. Northeast Jones FFA currently participates in the Wild Hog trapping program and has assisted several local landowners with the trapping of wild hogs damaging their property.
Agriculture Students Learn Wild Hog Management
Northeast Jones Agriculture students under the instruction of Mr. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Ashley Wagnon heard from Ms. Peyton Pierce, the Youth Trapping Corps Coordinator of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, this morning regarding the management of wild hogs in Mississippi. Ms. Pierce gave a very informative presentation regarding the history, life, proliferation, and management of wild hogs across the state of Mississippi. Students were then taught the correct way to set up a 'smart trap'. Northeast Jones FFA currently participates in the Wild Hog trapping program and has assisted several local landowners with the trapping of wild hogs damaging their property.
Agriculture Students Learn Wild Hog Management
Northeast Jones Agriculture students under the instruction of Mr. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Ashley Wagnon heard from Ms. Peyton Pierce, the Youth Trapping Corps Coordinator of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, this morning regarding the management of wild hogs in Mississippi. Ms. Pierce gave a very informative presentation regarding the history, life, proliferation, and management of wild hogs across the state of Mississippi. Students were then taught the correct way to set up a 'smart trap'. Northeast Jones FFA currently participates in the Wild Hog trapping program and has assisted several local landowners with the trapping of wild hogs damaging their property.
Agriculture Students Learn Wild Hog Management
Northeast Jones Agriculture students under the instruction of Mr. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Ashley Wagnon heard from Ms. Peyton Pierce, the Youth Trapping Corps Coordinator of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, this morning regarding the management of wild hogs in Mississippi. Ms. Pierce gave a very informative presentation regarding the history, life, proliferation, and management of wild hogs across the state of Mississippi. Students were then taught the correct way to set up a 'smart trap'. Northeast Jones FFA currently participates in the Wild Hog trapping program and has assisted several local landowners with the trapping of wild hogs damaging their property.
Agriculture Students Learn Wild Hog Management
Northeast Jones Agriculture students under the instruction of Mr. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Ashley Wagnon heard from Ms. Peyton Pierce, the Youth Trapping Corps Coordinator of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, this morning regarding the management of wild hogs in Mississippi. Ms. Pierce gave a very informative presentation regarding the history, life, proliferation, and management of wild hogs across the state of Mississippi. Students were then taught the correct way to set up a 'smart trap'. Northeast Jones FFA currently participates in the Wild Hog trapping program and has assisted several local landowners with the trapping of wild hogs damaging their property.
Agriculture Students Learn Wild Hog Management
Northeast Jones Agriculture students under the instruction of Mr. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Ashley Wagnon heard from Ms. Peyton Pierce, the Youth Trapping Corps Coordinator of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, this morning regarding the management of wild hogs in Mississippi. Ms. Pierce gave a very informative presentation regarding the history, life, proliferation, and management of wild hogs across the state of Mississippi. Students were then taught the correct way to set up a 'smart trap'. Northeast Jones FFA currently participates in the Wild Hog trapping program and has assisted several local landowners with the trapping of wild hogs damaging their property.
NEJ Junior, Chloe Norwood Visits the State Capital
NEJ Junior, Chloe Norwood was recognized at our state capital by visiting with Senator Robin Robinson and Auditor Shad White on behalf of her Beta accomplishments. Chloe currently serves as Mississippi's State Beta Secretary.
Lauren Hunter selected as a Gates Scholar and a member of The Gates Scholarship Class of 2024
Congratulations to Lauren Hunter! Lauren was recently selected as a Gates Scholar and a member of The Gates Scholarship Class of 2024. She was one of 750 Scholars selected from a pool of over 53,000 applicants from across the nation. The scholarship is based on academic achievement, service, and commitment. The scholarship will aid in funding Lauren’s undergraduate education in addition to continuing to hone her leadership skills, prepare for professional life, and start building an enduring network of fellow Scholars and other distinguished individuals. Lauren will also attend The Gates Scholarship Summer Institute this summer in Phoenix, Arizona. Lauren plans to attend Mississippi State University this fall to pursue a degree in Biochemistry/Pre-Medicine.
Accelerated Math Field Trip
The Middle School Accelerated Math students took a break from review to challenge themselves at Time Will Tell Escape Rooms! The students had lunch at Ed’s Burger Joint & also had a selfie scavenger hunt at the Pocket Museum in downtown Hattiesburg. The students are taught by Mrs. Allison Jones (7th) and Mrs. Keri Padgett (8th).
Accelerated Math Field Trip
The Middle School Accelerated Math students took a break from review to challenge themselves at Time Will Tell Escape Rooms! The students had lunch at Ed’s Burger Joint & also had a selfie scavenger hunt at the Pocket Museum in downtown Hattiesburg. The students are taught by Mrs. Allison Jones (7th) and Mrs. Keri Padgett (8th).
NEJ Beta Brings Home Major Wins!
CONGRATULATIONS to all of our members!! They worked so very hard on their competitions. We are so very proud of all of you!
Chloe Norwood: STATE Beta Secretary
1st Place: Campaign Skit (Ridge Jones, Emma Claire Lowe, Zoie Metz, Tucker Milner, Kooper Lightsey)
5th Place: Small Group Talent (Cassidy Hancock, Mireya Guardado, Janette Hernandez, Joselyn Castillo-Rodriguez, Kennedy Richardson, Becca Gentry, Alyssa Breland, Kara Walters)
2nd Place: Showchoir (Carson Walters, Collin Crager, Ashten Thornsberry, Kylie Bush, Kirsten Cooley, Audria Belding, Bralynn Bolen, Kaleigh Jones, Raylee Kate Walley, McKenna Compton, Chloe White, Sofia Monsivais)
2nd Place: Living Literature (Tucker Milner, Cannon Milner, Ember Johnson, Brinkley Hearn, Emma Cooley, Emi Williams Kilah Bustin, Alex McCreary, Savanna Hiatt)
2nd Place: Scrapbook (Emma Claire Lowe, Graison Holder, Jasmin Arenas, Sophie Thatch, Brooke Robinson, Lauren Hunter, Brinkley Hearn, Ridge Jones, Caroline Phillips, Kennedy Richardson)
3rd Place: Onsite Painting / Division I (Zoie Metz) 5th Place: Jewelry / Division II (Jasmin Arenas) 5th Place: Recyclable Art / Division II (Joselyn Castillo-Rodriguez)
4th Place: Pottery / Division II (Jaden Graham)
3rd Place: Fiber Arts / Division I (Jillian Butts)
4th Place: Drawing / Division I (Carter Bourg)
1st Place: Robotics (Kara Walters, Kade Chambers, Sterling Touchstone, Ilene Cruz-Rodriguez, Kennedy Richardson, Joselyn Castillo-Rodriguez, Lacy Davidson, Ridge Jones)
1st Place: Engineering (Jack Buckhaults, Karsen Lightsey, Ayden Thornsberry, Justin Walters, Isaac Vance)
3rd Place: Marketing and Communication (Jaden Graham, Colby Martin, Caedence Hodge, Brianna Dry)
3rd Place: Social Studies / 9th Grade (Wyatt Griffin)
1st Place: Math / 9th Grade (Collin Windham)
5th Place: Language Arts / 9th Grade (Brantlee Crager)
1st Place: Math / 10th Grade (Carter Bourg)
1st Place: French / 10th Grade (Kade Chambers)
3rd Place: French / 11th Grade (Cassidy Hancock)
1st Place: French / 12th Grade (Janette Hernandez)
4th Place: Language Arts / 12th Grade (Colby Martin)
NEJ Beta Brings Home Major Wins!
NEJ Beta Brings Home Major Wins!
NEJ Beta Brings Home Major Wins!
NEJ Beta Brings Home Major Wins!
NEJ Beta Brings Home Major Wins!
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