High School Baseball Practice- Monday 6-8pm at the sports center in Enterprise.
A well deserved "Thank you" to Mike Grover for his countless hours of driving!
-Joseph Basketball & FFA
SEND OFF TODAY AT 11AM
JOSEPH GIRLS BASKETBALL
AT JORDAN VALLEY
5PM (MT) WEDNESDAY 2/25/26
ROUND 1 STATE PLAYOFF GAME
AT JORDAN VALLEY
5PM (MT) WEDNESDAY 2/25/26
ROUND 1 STATE PLAYOFF GAME
Wallowa/Joseph Golf starts Monday, March 2nd. Location TBD (Weather Pending).
JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL
LOST AND FOUND
DONATION TIME
LOST AND FOUND
DONATION TIME
JOSEPH VS CONDON
BOYS BASKETBALL
TONIGHT 6PM
ADMISSION: ADULT $10, STUDENT $6
ROUND 1 STATE PLAYOFF GAME
BOYS BASKETBALL
TONIGHT 6PM
ADMISSION: ADULT $10, STUDENT $6
ROUND 1 STATE PLAYOFF GAME
JOSEPH TRACK & FIELD
High School Track - Meeting 2/24 in Mrs. Mansfield's room at 11:30AM
Junior High Track- Meeting 2/25 in the Cafeteria at 11:40AM
High School Track - Meeting 2/24 in Mrs. Mansfield's room at 11:30AM
Junior High Track- Meeting 2/25 in the Cafeteria at 11:40AM
JOSEPH BASKETBALL
SEND-OFF
9:30AM ON THURSDAY, FEB. 19TH
SEND-OFF
9:30AM ON THURSDAY, FEB. 19TH
Hello JCS Parents,
My name is Maya Junkins, and I am currently a senior at JCS. Each year, seniors are required to complete a senior project, something that benefits the community, aligns with a personal passion, or supports future career goals.
Last year, I was a foreign exchange student in France, where I became very involved with the AFS organization. AFS (American Field Service) is the program that allowed me to pursue my dream of studying abroad. I am incredibly grateful for the experiences AFS provided, and I knew I wanted to incorporate that into my senior project.
For my project, I will be hosting an AFS Information Night on February 20th at 5:30 PM at M. Crow, and pizza will be provided. This event is a great opportunity for anyone in the community who is curious about cultural exchange to learn more about what AFS offers. Whether you’re considering hosting an exchange student, exploring sending your child abroad, or simply wanting to understand how these programs work, this session will give you a chance to ask questions, hear personal experiences, and gather helpful resources. I firmly believe that cultural exchange can broaden perspectives and foster lasting connections, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with others.
I hope to see many of you there!
Sincerely,
Maya Junkins
My name is Maya Junkins, and I am currently a senior at JCS. Each year, seniors are required to complete a senior project, something that benefits the community, aligns with a personal passion, or supports future career goals.
Last year, I was a foreign exchange student in France, where I became very involved with the AFS organization. AFS (American Field Service) is the program that allowed me to pursue my dream of studying abroad. I am incredibly grateful for the experiences AFS provided, and I knew I wanted to incorporate that into my senior project.
For my project, I will be hosting an AFS Information Night on February 20th at 5:30 PM at M. Crow, and pizza will be provided. This event is a great opportunity for anyone in the community who is curious about cultural exchange to learn more about what AFS offers. Whether you’re considering hosting an exchange student, exploring sending your child abroad, or simply wanting to understand how these programs work, this session will give you a chance to ask questions, hear personal experiences, and gather helpful resources. I firmly believe that cultural exchange can broaden perspectives and foster lasting connections, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with others.
I hope to see many of you there!
Sincerely,
Maya Junkins
School Supplies Drive
Parents and students, due to the playoff basketball game on Tuesday, February 17th, we will be rescheduling Night Library for Wednesday, February 18th from 6-7:30pm. Sorry for the last minute change and we hope to see you there!
Hello JCS Parents,
My name is Maya Junkins, and I am currently a senior at JCS. Each year, seniors are required to complete a senior project, something that benefits the community, aligns with a personal passion, or supports future career goals.
Last year, I was a foreign exchange student in France, where I became very involved with the AFS organization. AFS (American Field Service) is the program that allowed me to pursue my dream of studying abroad. I am incredibly grateful for the experiences AFS provided, and I knew I wanted to incorporate that into my senior project.
For my project, I will be hosting an AFS Information Night on February 20th at 5:30 PM at M. Crow, and pizza will be provided. This event is a great opportunity for anyone in the community who is curious about cultural exchange to learn more about what AFS offers. Whether you’re considering hosting an exchange student, exploring sending your child abroad, or simply wanting to understand how these programs work, this session will give you a chance to ask questions, hear personal experiences, and gather helpful resources. I firmly believe that cultural exchange can broaden perspectives and foster lasting connections, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with others.
I hope to see many of you there!
Sincerely,
Maya Junkins
My name is Maya Junkins, and I am currently a senior at JCS. Each year, seniors are required to complete a senior project, something that benefits the community, aligns with a personal passion, or supports future career goals.
Last year, I was a foreign exchange student in France, where I became very involved with the AFS organization. AFS (American Field Service) is the program that allowed me to pursue my dream of studying abroad. I am incredibly grateful for the experiences AFS provided, and I knew I wanted to incorporate that into my senior project.
For my project, I will be hosting an AFS Information Night on February 20th at 5:30 PM at M. Crow, and pizza will be provided. This event is a great opportunity for anyone in the community who is curious about cultural exchange to learn more about what AFS offers. Whether you’re considering hosting an exchange student, exploring sending your child abroad, or simply wanting to understand how these programs work, this session will give you a chance to ask questions, hear personal experiences, and gather helpful resources. I firmly believe that cultural exchange can broaden perspectives and foster lasting connections, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with others.
I hope to see many of you there!
Sincerely,
Maya Junkins
Senior Parent Meeting: Wednesday the 11th at 5:30pm in the library.
🚨 Joseph Charter School Parking Reminder 🚨
For the safety of all students, staff, and visitors, please remember:
Do not park in fire lanes, including the turnaround circle at the gym. Emergency personnel must be able to access the building quickly without obstruction.
During games and events, please use the lower parking lot, as the upper parking area along the fence is reserved for handicap parking only.
Thank you for helping keep our school community safe and accessible for everyone.
For the safety of all students, staff, and visitors, please remember:
Do not park in fire lanes, including the turnaround circle at the gym. Emergency personnel must be able to access the building quickly without obstruction.
During games and events, please use the lower parking lot, as the upper parking area along the fence is reserved for handicap parking only.
Thank you for helping keep our school community safe and accessible for everyone.
JOSEPH BASKETBALL
SATURDAY, FEB. 7TH
AT UNION
SATURDAY, FEB. 7TH
AT UNION
Wednesday, February 11th is our annual Speaking Day!
Students in the 7th-11th grades will be presenting a speech to a panel of judges, made up of community members, teachers, and senior students. Students have been working hard in various classes on their memorization and delivery, and should be working on their speeches this weekend in order to prepare for this event. We know they all can do an amazing job, and we wish all students the best of luck next week! You got this!
Students in the 7th-11th grades will be presenting a speech to a panel of judges, made up of community members, teachers, and senior students. Students have been working hard in various classes on their memorization and delivery, and should be working on their speeches this weekend in order to prepare for this event. We know they all can do an amazing job, and we wish all students the best of luck next week! You got this!
Joseph/Wallowa Wrestling
2/7 Girls at Irrigon
2/7 Boys at Pine Eagle
2/7 Girls at Irrigon
2/7 Boys at Pine Eagle
MARCH 7TH AT 2PM
AGRICULTURAL DRONE DEMONSTRATION
AGRICULTURAL DRONE DEMONSTRATION
5th Grade learning about the Moon and some constellations that are visible right now. We wrote moon stories, studied and then tried to create the Moon's phases, and created models of our constellations with marshmallows.
