We are incredibly proud to have our very own assistant principal recognized today as the Putnam County Assistant Principal of the Year! 🏆
Mr. Bennett is such a tremendous part of our Ram family and is second to none in his commitment to making our school better each and every day. His dedication, leadership, and heart for our students and staff make a difference on our campus every single day.
We are truly blessed to have Mr. Bennett as part of our school family. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor! We couldn’t be prouder! 🐏💙
🧹✨ National Custodial Workers’ Recognition Day! ✨🧹
Today we’re giving a HUGE shout-out to the amazing custodial team at Robert H. Jenkins Elementary! 🎉
They keep our school sparkling, our classrooms clean, our hallways shining, and somehow manage to make the messes disappear like MAGIC! 🪄😂
From spilled snacks to muddy footprints, they’ve seen it all—and they clean it all! 💪🧽
Thank you for all you do to keep R.H. Jenkins looking its BEST! 💙💛
You’re not just behind the scenes—you’re an essential part of our school family! 🏫❤️
Happy Custodial Workers’ Recognition Day!
🧹 You clean. We celebrate. Everyone wins! 🎉
Today we’re giving a HUGE shout-out to the amazing custodial team at Robert H. Jenkins Elementary! 🎉
They keep our school sparkling, our classrooms clean, our hallways shining, and somehow manage to make the messes disappear like MAGIC! 🪄😂
From spilled snacks to muddy footprints, they’ve seen it all—and they clean it all! 💪🧽
Thank you for all you do to keep R.H. Jenkins looking its BEST! 💙💛
You’re not just behind the scenes—you’re an essential part of our school family! 🏫❤️
Happy Custodial Workers’ Recognition Day!
🧹 You clean. We celebrate. Everyone wins! 🎉
Congratulations to Mrs. Railing's Kindergarten class for reaching the first step of this years attendance incentive. The class earned a baseball bracelet as their recognition. We are very proud of you all.
🌟October is National Principals Month! 🌟
At Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary School, we are especially proud to celebrate our principal, Paula Adams! ❤️
Mrs. Adams is a 20+ year educator whose dedication, leadership, and commitment to students and staff are evident every day. Under her leadership, Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary School achieved a B school grade for the first time in many years—a tremendous accomplishment that reflects the hard work of our entire school family.
Mrs. Adams leads with purpose, supports her teachers and staff, and always keeps our students at the heart of what we do. Her commitment to our school and our community continues to make a difference.
Thank you, Mrs. Adams, for your leadership, your dedication, and for believing in Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary School!
Please join us throughout National Principals Month in celebrating and thanking Paula Adams for all she does for our students, staff, and school! 👏🎉💙
At Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary School, we are especially proud to celebrate our principal, Paula Adams! ❤️
Mrs. Adams is a 20+ year educator whose dedication, leadership, and commitment to students and staff are evident every day. Under her leadership, Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary School achieved a B school grade for the first time in many years—a tremendous accomplishment that reflects the hard work of our entire school family.
Mrs. Adams leads with purpose, supports her teachers and staff, and always keeps our students at the heart of what we do. Her commitment to our school and our community continues to make a difference.
Thank you, Mrs. Adams, for your leadership, your dedication, and for believing in Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary School!
Please join us throughout National Principals Month in celebrating and thanking Paula Adams for all she does for our students, staff, and school! 👏🎉💙
Students in Ms. Rudolph's class worked in groups at their whiteboards to solve multiplication problems using area models this week. The students are learning and growing each day, keep up the great work.
Today is talk about it Thursday at Jenkins. Students have an opportunity to share about a book that they are reading over the intercom on the morning announcements. Today Colton shared about, Cirque Du Freak, by Darren Shan, and he did a fantastic job. Keep up the great work Colton.
Kona Ice is coming Friday 10/9/26. Once again this year we will be prepay only. Please use the code found on the flyer.
Mr. Geer's class was working on sensory spelling this week. It looks like everyone had a gooey good time.
Congratulations to Mrs. Spear's 3rd grade class for reaching the first step of this years attendance incentive. The class earned a baseball bracelet as their recognition. We are very proud of you all.
Last week Mr. Johns was working with his students on the Commutative Property of Addition to show two different ways to use the same addends that have the same total. His students are learning each and every day and we are so proud of them.
We would like to recognize Ms. Bennett's homeroom class for having the highest attendance percentage on our 3rd week of school . Rocky the Ram spent the week with their class and helped them celebrate all week. Great job class!
We would like to recognize Ms. Neal's homeroom class for having the highest attendance percentage on our 2nd week of school . Rocky the Ram spent the week with their class and helped them celebrate all week. Great job class!
Congratulations to Mrs. Beverly's 3rd grade class for reaching the first step of this years attendance incentive. The class earned a baseball bracelet as their recognition.
We want to give a big shout out to Mrs. Fleming's 1st grade class for reaching or second level attendance incentive for this school year. The class has had perfect attendance 11 days so far this school year and have spelled HOMERUN. The class received a spinner baseball/ softball as their recognition. We are very proud of you all.
Congratulations to Mrs. Sellers class for having the highest attendance percentage last week . Rocky the Ram will be with them this week to help them celebrate. Great job class!
Congratulations to Mr. Geer's homeroom class for reaching the first step of our attendance incentive and spelling HOME. Great job class.
Congratulations to Mrs. Hall's homeroom class for reaching the first step of our attendance incentive and spelling HOME. Great job class.
Congratulations to Mrs. Gilbert's class for having the highest attendance percentage for our 6th week of school. Rocky the Ram came and spent the week with them. Great job!
🎶☕ Celebrating Dolly Parton’s 9/25 Day! 📚💗
Today, we celebrated around Jenkins Elementary with a little Dolly Parton inspiration! Our staff enjoyed a “Cup of Ambition” as we took time to celebrate Dolly’s incredible spirit, love of learning, and the lessons she has shared with generations.
We also had the opportunity to read Dolly’s beloved book, Coat of Many Colors, and discovered three important life lessons:
🌟 1. Find your talent and use it to make life better for yourself and others.
We all have gifts and talents. When we discover them and use them to help others, we can make a difference in the world around us.
💗 2. People can sometimes be mean, but you don't have to be mean back.
We can stand up for ourselves, hold on to our values, and respond with kindness and character—even when others don't.
🧥 3. Having money doesn't necessarily mean you are rich.
True richness isn't measured by what we have. It can be found in family, love, kindness, gratitude, and the people who make our lives meaningful.
What a wonderful reminder that some of life’s greatest lessons don't come from having more—they come from who we are, how we treat others, and what we choose to do with the gifts we've been given.
💗 A little Dolly. A little ambition. A whole lot of life lessons!
☕📚🎶 Happy 9/25 Day!
Today, we celebrated around Jenkins Elementary with a little Dolly Parton inspiration! Our staff enjoyed a “Cup of Ambition” as we took time to celebrate Dolly’s incredible spirit, love of learning, and the lessons she has shared with generations.
We also had the opportunity to read Dolly’s beloved book, Coat of Many Colors, and discovered three important life lessons:
🌟 1. Find your talent and use it to make life better for yourself and others.
We all have gifts and talents. When we discover them and use them to help others, we can make a difference in the world around us.
💗 2. People can sometimes be mean, but you don't have to be mean back.
We can stand up for ourselves, hold on to our values, and respond with kindness and character—even when others don't.
🧥 3. Having money doesn't necessarily mean you are rich.
True richness isn't measured by what we have. It can be found in family, love, kindness, gratitude, and the people who make our lives meaningful.
What a wonderful reminder that some of life’s greatest lessons don't come from having more—they come from who we are, how we treat others, and what we choose to do with the gifts we've been given.
💗 A little Dolly. A little ambition. A whole lot of life lessons!
☕📚🎶 Happy 9/25 Day!
Today is talk about it Thursday at Jenkins. Students have an opportunity to share about a book that they are reading over the intercom on the morning announcements. Today Brooklyn shared about, A Land Remembered, by Patrick D. Smith, and she did a fantastic job.
