On January 6, Scholastics winners were announced, and JSA is proud to recognize a number of JSA Students. Join us in celebrating these talented students, and the families, staff, and community members who have guided and supported them.
The Scholastics Art Exhibition will be on display January 16-29 at the Kent State University Stark Conference Center.
The Awards Ceremony for all Gold and Silver Key winners will be held on January 25 at 10:00 a.m. for Seniors, and 12:00 p.m. for underclassmen.
The annual JSA All District Arts Extravaganza, held on February 18, broke attendance and fundraising records as we welcomed the community for a huge event following nearly 3 years of persistent pandemic conditions.
The annual arts showcase celebrated hundreds of artists from across the district, featuring more than 30 live performances and the community’s most impressive display of student artwork.
In 2018, this event broke records with attendance soaring to 1,500. This year, it was even bigger and better.
This year, Jackson High School students performed the heart-warming musical, White Christmas, to honor and commemorate the sacrifices of World War II veterans and families. The show was an adaptation of the famed 1954 film featuring Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Danny Kaye, and Vera Ellen.
Jackson High School is one of 169 schools in the state who renewed their Purple Star designation with the Ohio Department of Education this year. The honor recognizes a commitment to serving students and families connected to the armed forces.
Congratulations to the Jackson High School Visual Arts students that participated in the regional Governor’s Youth Art Competition. Fifteen students representing 29 artworks were selected to advance to state competition! Amazing given that 1,300 pieces were selected for the state competition out of more than 6,000 entries.
On October 26, WKYC Cleveland featured JSA’s production of Footloose, showcasing its new approach to set development using production mapping instead of traditional set building.
Persistent pandemic conditions and related supply chain and cost issues have driven JSA to develop alternatives with its Artist in Residence, OBLSK.
