There will be another distribution Monday (March 30), which will include a weeks's worth of food. By providing a week's worth of food on Monday, this means food distribution will go to once a week. We are looking at Tuesday as being the set day of distribution after the March 30 food distribution.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING JACKSON-MILTON AND COVID-19

Just a reminder, there is no school for the next three weeks, starting Monday, March 16, 2020. No students are to report to school  starting Monday March 16, 2020. 

Monday is a Waiver Day for all staff, and we will be preparing the best ways to provide high-quality curriculum for our students. 

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Due to the school closure, all athletic events including: games, scrimmages, and practices have been cancelled. This will be in effect from 03/13-04/05. 

Coaches and athletes at all levels are NOT permitted to practice during this time. The athletics department and use of all facilities will be closed for this 3 week period. 

Jackson-Milton alumni writes a book click here for WKBN story

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The first graders in Corinne Tomaino’s class are small, but have big hearts. The class donated  more than 1,000 individual snacks  to the Rescue Mission. The snacks are for kids staying at the Rescue Mission. 

Local kids lead the way in Eastern Gateway's home opener win (Via WKBN 27 First News)

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The Jackson Milton Black Team competed at Champion Cheer Central’s Winter Beach Blast on Sunday, January 12 at Erie Bayfront Convention Center. This was the team’s first competition of the season. The team placed first in their division as well as winning Grand Champion of the day having the highest score out of all 32 teams in attendance. The Black Team also won two specialty awards: Outstanding Jumps and Outstanding Showmanship. The Black Team will take the matt again this weekend on Sunday, January 19 at West Branch High School. More information on performance times will be announced later in the week. Thank you to all of those who came out to support our cheerleaders! #WeAreJays

On Sunday  January 12th the Jackson-Milton Robotics team traveled to East Palestine High school to compete in FIRST Robotics FTC Mahoning Valley Qualifier.  Team performed very well for being a very young team (mostly middle schoolers going against juniors and seniors)  we finished ranked 14th out of 21 teams.  

Our next state robotics qualifying competition is on February 1st at Kent State University main branch.

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Congratulations 2019 Jackson-Milton Elementary School Spelling Bee Champion Joshua Theis and Runner Up Lila Hale!!  Way to go!

Congratulations Jackson-Milton Middle School Spelling Bee Champion, Kristen Campbell, and Runner Up Joe Calabria!!  Way to go!

I would like to congratulate the following students on their artistic accomplishments in the 2020 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. This year we have six pieces moving onward to NYC to be judged on a national level. Kalliope is also in the competition to receive the New York Life Award & Civic Expression Award for her arts ($2000 award).  I am very proud of their hard work and accomplishments.

• Kalliope Ivari received 3 Gold Keys & 3 Silver Keys
• Brianna Shannon received 2 Honorable mentions
• Grace McDevitt received two honorable mentions.

Kalliope's artwork will move forward and we will get the results in March! Below are pictures of their work. They will be on  display in the Soloman Gallery inside Bliss Hall at YSU until Jan 30th. The awards ceremony will take place at YSU on Sat., Jan 25, 2020 at 12:00pm at the Ford Theater. 

Thank you for your support!

Katelyn Russo

 Jackson-Milton Middle School is a 2019 Momentum Award recipient by the State Board of Education of Ohio. 

According to the Ohio Department of Education’s website, “The Momentum Award is presented by the State Board of Education and recognizes schools for exceeding expectations in student growth for the year. Schools must earn straight A’s on all Value-Added measures on the report card. The school or district must have at least two Value-Added subgroups of students, which includes gifted, lowest 20% in achievement, and students with disabilities.” 

“Congratulations to our staff and students. This honor is a perfect example of the dedicated staff and caring students that we have here in Blue Jay Country,” said Kirk Baker, Superintendent, Jackson-Milton Schools. 

Only six schools in Mahoning County received the momentum award, including Jackson-Milton Middle School. This is the second year in a row, Jackson-Milton Middle School has received a Momentum Award.

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The Ohio High School Athletic Association, in coordination with the Ohio Preps Sportswriters Association, announced the All-Ohio football teams today for Division 7. Congratulations to Sean Lengyel for being selected 3rd Team All State for Running back and Logan Pugh who received Special Mention All State for Offensive Line. Congratulations gentlemen!

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Mrs. Morelli is in need of MIDDLE SCHOOL FALL SPORTS pictures for their yearbook and annual sports banquet slideshow.  If you have any pictures from MIDDLE SCHOOL cheerleading, volleyball, football, or cross country you can email them to her at rochelle.morelli@jmlocal.com  Thank you! 

Second and third grade students at Jackson-Milton Elementary School went home with a special gift today, their own copy of the book, Listen to Leslie. 

Diane Demetrios of  Boardman, wrote the book in memory of her daughter who passed away.  The book is Diane’s way of getting an anti-bullying message out to elementary children, and honor her daughter. The main take home message stresses the importance of being kind to everyone.

The book is part of Let’s Make a Difference (LMD), a non-profit in Northeast Ohio. LMD focuses on bullying prevention. Wednesday  afternoon, the Demetrios family read Listen to Leslie to second and third grade students at JMES, and sent them  home with a copy of the book

Miss Carbon's class had a Chick-fil-A party Wednesday afternoon for demonstrating September's character trait of the month, trust. JMES participates in Chick-fil-a's Core Essentials Program. 

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Attention senior parents we know the graduation requirements have changed for the class of 2020, that being said, every senior at Jackson-Milton has a plan for success in place.  If parents would like to educate themselves further please visit:

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 Please realize  that the vast majority of our seniors are graduating using one of the 3 Pathways listed on page one.

Due to new school check in security system, all visitors must bring their drivers license to be checked in at the office, even if you have been checked in as a visitor in the past.

The Jackson-Milton Transportation office has moved. The new phone extension is 1406.

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