The purpose of this newsletter is to share information regarding the Jefferson County JVS.

We are thrilled to share that our year is off to an incredible start! The energy and enthusiasm in our classrooms and labs are truly inspiring. Our students are engaged, eager to learn, and excited to be a part of their chosen programs.

Our dedicated staff are just as excited. They are passionate about guiding students through hands-on projects, industry certifications, and skill-building opportunities that will prepare them for success both in the classroom and beyond.

It’s been wonderful to see students exploring new skills, collaborating with peers, and embracing challenges with confidence. This positive momentum is the foundation for a successful and fulfilling year, and we can’t wait to see all the amazing accomplishments ahead.

We look forward to watching our students continue to grow, excel, and take advantage of all the opportunities CTE has to offer this year. Thank you for supporting your child’s journey, it is a privilege to partner with you as we prepare them for the next step in their career and education.

Warm regards,

Heather A. Hoover

Jefferson County JVS; Principal

heather.hoover@jeffjvs.org

(740) 264-5545

To ensure our students can make the most of their hands-on learning, it’s important that they have uninterrupted time in their labs. A key step in allowing them to fully participate is completing FinalForms. Please take a few moments to complete and update all required forms so your student can stay focused on their program and not miss out on valuable lab experiences. These online forms can be found on our webpage at www.http://jeffjvs.org under the "student/parents" tab "school forms"

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As we celebrate Labor Day, we are reminded of the dignity and value of hard work. “All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence.”

– Martin Luther King, Jr.

We are excited to announce that our Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) series will begin on Wednesday, September 3. Meetings will be held every Wednesday morning from 7:30–7:55 a.m. in the student lounge. Students are invited to join us for this time of encouragement, connection, and growth.

In Career and Technical Education, every detail matters—including how we present ourselves. Just as in the workplace, proper dress in our labs and classrooms is an important part of training. By practicing professional appearance now, students are building habits that will serve them well in their future careers. Thank you for supporting your student in meeting these expectations each day.

Our Health Tech Students are getting hands-on with PPE, learning how to use it and why it’s so important to stay safe on the job. Safety first, always!

Our Animal Science students are already diving into incredible hands-on experiences! Recently, performing a dissection to explore animal reproductive anatomy.

An early dismissal requires a note and a call. Students are required to bring in a note requesting an early dismissal. Parents/Guardian(s) will also need to confirm this release with a phone call.

All students will need to stop in the office when arriving late.