News & Notes  

• Jennings Schools will be hosting our annual basketball tournament the week of January 23rd-28th. This years tournament is sponsored by Jennings Masonic Lodge #151. We appreciate their support! Click for a copy of the 2011-2012 Jennings Bluejay Basketball Tournament Brackets.

• There will be no school on Monday, January 23rd for Teacher Professional Development.

• Thank you voters for supporting our school! The bond issue did pass and we are genuinely thankful and excited about expanding and upgrading our facilities.

• Congratulations to our Student of the Month winners for the month of December.  Brooke Warnock is our PreK-3rd Student of the Month and Lily Muse is our 4th-8th Student of the Month.

• We have added a new feature for parents and students to keep up with their progress this year. Parents & students now have access to grades via the online gradebook. Each student has a unique user id and login that has been provided by the school. You may log in at any time to see the grades. The link is located at the top right hand corner of this page. If you lose your login information or have questions, please contact Mr. Meador.

• We now have a Paper Retriever recycling bin located on the north side of the new building.  Please collect all catalogs, magazines, junk mail, office paper, fax paper, school paper, notebooks, etc and deposit them in our bin.  This not only helps saves thousands of trees, but the school gets a little money as well.  We appreciate your assistance in helping our community become green.

Mission statement

The mission of the Jennings School as a progressive caring community is to maintain educational excellence and optimal learning experiences for the children of all abilities and backgrounds. Our school is continually striving to promote lifelong learners and responsible, caring, young people who prepare for the ever-increasing demands of a changing and dynamic society. We believe that an effective school program provides a safe, positive, and nuturing environment that fosters the character as well as the mind.We believe that learning is facilitated rather than imposed. Therefore, we are committed to teamwork, open communication, and shared decision making with our parent-school community. Jennings leaders work to ensure continual school improvement and appropriate learning opportunities for each child.
 

School Creed

I am a Jennings Bluejay at Jennings Public Schools.
I was born to be a winner, and I will not allow myself to think of failure.
I accept the responsibility for my behavior and its results.
I believe there is no limit to what I can achieve.
I will determine what I will become.
I will succeed!