Sikeston Junior High

7th grade Volleyball tryouts are postponed until school resumes.

Attention Parents: please take a look at the following Bus Stops and times for SJHS!

School pictures will take place during book checkout on August 8-9, 2023.

Come to book check-out to complete all of your back to school paperwork. To receive your iPad on these days you must pay your insurance fee of $30 dollars. We take cash and check at this time but are not capable of taking credit/debit cards. Let's have a great year!

Attention Junior High School Parents and Guardians...If your child qualified for Honors ELA or Honors Math they will receive a letter this week. A rubric is used to determine eligibility. If you have any questions please call Tosha Whitter at the Junior High.

Ms. Asher’s advisory class has worked hard to learn our school song! Way to go! #WeAreSikeston

Homecoming Spirit Week February 6-10th!

Have you lost that old yearbook from junior high or forgot to buy one for your child when they attended? We have lots of older yearbooks from the 70's, 80's, 90's, and 2000's for sale for $10. Come checkout our supply this evening during Parent/Teacher Conferences.

Lessons with Lucy!

Calling Sikeston Junior High parent volunteers! We are looking for parents to volunteer at the junior high during Red Ribbon Week and Fall Festival sales during P/T Conferences. Please use the link below to sign up for a slot. We can't wait to see you! signupgenius.com/go/70A0E45ABA8…

SJHS Bulldog Volunteer Organization (BVO) will be having their next meeting Wednesday, October 5th at 10:00 AM in the junior high cafeteria. Parents come join us!

Mrs. Ehler's 8th grade science classes are exploring, researching, illustrating, and assessing information about lunar phases. Way to be hands on and engaging with student activities!

The students in 7th grade Science are hard at work today. They have all been assigned an Element from The Periodic table and they are doing research and making posters to be displayed.

ELA Honors students are finishing up their novel unit on Tears of a Tiger by Sharon Draper. Students are creating plot diagrams of the novel in groups to show their understanding of the novel. Way to go!

SJHS Science Club had fun learning about Newton's Laws of Motion as the experimented with creating their own hovercrafts.

Mrs. Varela's Spanish classes danced in celebration of Hispanic heritage month. It was a lot of fun!

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