In February, for Black History Month, students at JFBHS celebrated by creating posters about influential Black figures, highlighting their achievements and impact on history. The kids enjoyed walking around, presenting their work, and learning from each other, fostering a deeper appreciation and understanding of Black history.
Screenshot In April, we held our annual science fair, where students showcased their creativity and scientific skills through hands-on projects and experiments. The event encourages curiosity, learning, and a sense of accomplishment, as each participant presented their work to staff and peers.
Proceeds from this year's tournament go towards providing the children on campus with resources needed for their treatment program
In May, we celebrated the achievements of one high school graduate and four eighth graders moving up to ninth grade. We had food, desert, and music to celebrate their hard work and resilience, marking an important milestone in their academic and personal growth.
