Dear Parents and Guardians,

As we move through October, we are excited to celebrate the positive energy and dedication of both our students and staff. This year is moving quickly, and our students are engaging in a variety of hands-on learning opportunities that bring their studies to life, from lab work and projects, that have real-world applications.

Equally important, is our focus on strong academics. We want to ensure that every student is building the skills and knowledge they need to succeed, both now and in the future. The combination of hands-on experiences and academic excellence is what makes our learning community vibrant and dynamic.

We are so proud of the effort, enthusiasm, and collaboration that our students bring to our school each day!

Thank you for your continued support as we work together to prepare our students for the next steps in their education and beyond. With your partnership, we can help every student grow, achieve, and thrive throughout the year and into the future.

Sincerely,

Heather A. Hoover

Jefferson County JVS; Principal

heather.hoover@jeffjvs.org

(740)264-5545

Mr. Reasoner and our auto service students hosted a car show at the JVS. This event marked the first of many events celebrating our 50th anniversary. This show not only highlighted some incredible vehicles and brought the community out for the day, but also served as a fundraiser to support an upcoming field trip for the students. We are so ready to celebrate five decades of skills and innovation at the JVS.

Every Wednesday afternoon, students have the opportunity to participate in Team Period, a dedicated time to connect with teachers. During this time, students can:

Parents, please note that students should remain in school for the full Wednesday afternoon. Early dismissals should be avoided, as Team Period is an essential part of their learning and growth.

Team Period is designed to give every student the support and opportunities they need to succeed.

For students who do not need to meet with a teacher, Team Period offers the chance to:

We look forward to welcoming parents and guardians for Parent-Teacher Conferences on Wednesday, October 1. This is a great opportunity to:

Our staff will be available from 3:15 PM to 6:15 PM

Please note that the end of the first grading period is on October 17, 2025. Student grades will be released digitally through Progress Book. Report cards will not longer be mailed, please contact our office for any questios that you may have.

PINK OUT DAY, Wednesday, October 23!

Coming together to honor survivors, remember those we’ve lost, and raise awareness! WEAR YOUR PINK!

Senior girls are invited to attend a Breast Health Initiative, presented in collaboration with the Ohio Valley Health Center. All senior girls should have received this information in the mail. If you have any questions, please contact the office.

As difficult as these topics are, it’s important to recognize and understand the impact of domestic violence.

We will collect personal care products all month long to be donated to our local ALIVE Shelter. Items should be placed in our awareness box, in the cafeteria.

Our Health Tech Lab has teamed up with the American Red Cross for a blood drive. Please consider donating on October 28, from 8:00AM - 1:30PM.

Participants can pre-register for this event at www.redcrossblood.org/give, or use the link below. Walk-ins welcome.

The Crestview Inn is open for business. Hours of operation are:

Wednesday & Thursday from 9:00AM - 1:00PM

Serving Breakfast from 9:00AM -11:00AM &

Full Lunch & Dinner Options till 1:00PM

We are expanding our use of Final Forms and are looking to add additional school forms to streamline communication and ensure important information reaches you quickly and efficiently. When new forms are added, parents will receive an email notification alerting you to any items that require your attention.

Your timely completion of these forms is essential in helping our staff provide the best support for our students. We greatly appreciate your continued support throughout this transition.

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Fellowship of Christian Athletes - Meet each Wednesday in the student lounge from 7:30–7:55 a.m. Students are invited to join for a time of encouragement, connection, and growth.

Mark your calendars! Our Homecoming Dance will be held on Saturday, October 25, 2025, from 7:00–10:00 PM at the JVS. Get ready for a fun evening of music, dancing, and memories with friends!

Tickets will be $10 per person and will go on sale the week of the dance.

Get READY to show your SPIRIT, as we head into the Big Event! Stay tuned for the daily themes. We can’t wait to see the energy and creativity you bring to the halls all week long. Let’s make this Homecoming Spirit Week one to remember!

We're serving up fresh popcorn, ice-cold slushies, and warm, delicious cookies every day! Stop by and grab your favorite snack at lunchtime while supporting our Transitional Work Program. All items are just $1 each.

Are you looking for a way to "Perk Up" your mornings, or looking for a quiet atmosphere to complete assignments. Stop in for a freshly brewed coffee or latte. On sale each morning for our students. Coffee - $1.00 / Latte - $2.00

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.