SJE Clubs and Activities

Associated Student Body - St. John Elementary
St. John Elementary has an Elementary ASB that does many things for our Elementary. Students in fourth, fifth, and sixth grades get to campaign for the offices of President, Vice President, and Secretary/Treasurer. Students in Kindergarten thru sixth grade get to pick 2 representatives from each class to participate. Each month we hold a meeting to take care of our projects. Currently, the Elementary ASB does the Elementary pledge and announcements at the beginning of each day, and we collect and count Boxtops and Campbell's Soup labels. We also have a pencil machine by the office, that the officers are in charge of. The Elementary ASB is a great way for Elementary students to begin having responsibility and leadership in their school. Missy Kjack, St. John Elementary ASB Advisor.
Band
All four bands (Endicott Elementary, St. John Elementary, Endicott-St. John Middle, and St. John-Endicott High) are under the able leadership of Mr. Ray who maintains the SJE Cooperative band page.
Corps of Discovery
Learn more about opportunities for your student through participation in Corps of Discovery enrichment program.
Eagle Conflict Managers
Fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students participate in two half-day training sessions to become Eagle Conflict Managers. The students learn the important communication skills of clearly verbalizing their feelings and how to listen actively without taking sides. Each day at the K-3 noon recess two Eagle Conflict Managers are on duty to assist students in problem solving when involved in a minor conflict. Through these Conflict Managers young students are taught how to reach resolutions to their own conflicts by identifying the problem, stating their feelings and compromising to reach a workable solution.
East Coast Bound
an exciting opportunity of discovery for all students in grades six through ninth.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Future Farmers of America (FFA)
Information on FFA can be found on the national website. The High School Advisor is Mr. Clements.
Junior Corps of Discovery - Endicott
Endicott's Junior Corps of Discovery program is for those fourth, fifth, and sixth graders who are willing to take on an extra academic challenge. Students research a topic of their choice and then publish a 500 to 1000 word report including a bibliography that contains at least three sources. We meet one period a week during the school hours so that bus riders can participate. Traditionally, we have started in January. Then in May or June students who complete their papers are treated to a reward field trip with our friends in St. John who likewise completed this rigorous challenge. In the past, our destinations have been Walla Walla, Leavenworth, northern Idaho, Spokane, and even Seattle. It's a terrific program for those (students and parents!) willing to take on an academic challenge! Kathy Storment, Endicott Corps of Discovery Advisor
Junior Corps of Discovery - St. John
St. John's Jr. Corps of Discovery program is for fourth, fifth, and sixth graders who want an extra challenge with a great reward. Students get to pick a topic of their choice, research it, and then publish an 800 word report that includes three sources. We begin in November and meet every other Wednesday during lunch recess until April. In May or June, students who complete their papers get to go on an exciting field trip with the Endicott Jr. Corps of Discovery. This is a great program to get to have a choice in your education, and to work on your researching and writing skills. Missy Kjack, St. John Jr. Corps of Discovery Advisor.

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