Others make it their life’s work.
After 42 years in education, Mrs. Sally Hubbard has closed an incredible chapter of service, and Jenkins Independent School District has been better because she chose to spend part of that journey with us.
Over the years, she did far more than teach high school science. She invested in young people. She challenged them to think. She encouraged them when they needed confidence. She showed up, consistently and faithfully, in ways that don’t always make headlines but absolutely shape lives.
Experience like hers is rare. Four decades in the classroom brings wisdom you can’t replicate overnight. But beyond her knowledge and professionalism, what stands out most is the way she cared for students.
She helped create an atmosphere where students felt supported and valued. Through her involvement with Bible Club and her everyday interactions, she quietly influenced the culture of our school in positive and lasting ways.
Education is not always an easy calling. It requires patience, strength, and heart. Mrs. Hubbard carried all three with grace.
As we recognize her retirement, we simply want to say thank you, for the time, the commitment, the leadership, and the countless unseen moments that made a difference.
Mrs. Sally Hubbard leaves behind more than lesson plans and lab materials. She leaves behind a legacy of steady influence and lives touched.
Congratulations on your retirement, Sally. Jenkins will always be grateful for the years you gave to our students and this community.









The Second Grade Accelerated Reader Field Trip for tomorrow is rescheduled for next Thursday, March 5th due to the road conditions in the Breaks Interstate Park.










It’s the announcement you’ve all been waiting for! Dust off your suits and start dreaming of the perfect dress because the official date for the Jenkins High School 2026 Prom has been set! 💃🕺


📜 SCHOOL IS IN SESSION! MONDAY! 📜
Hear ye, hear ye! Our "Presidential" Cavalier has a very important proclamation for all Jenkins Independent families regarding the upcoming week.
While the original calendar marked Monday, February 16th as a holiday, please take note of the following official update:
School WILL be in session this Monday, February 16th! 🏫
This will serve as a weather make-up day to keep our students on track. ❄️➡️📚
Buses will run on their normal schedules, and all school activities will proceed as planned. 🚌
We look forward to seeing all our Cavaliers in the classroom on Monday morning! Let's make it a great week of learning.
GO CAVS! ⚔️🛡️

Get ready, Cavaliers! Our Middle School is hosting a semi-formal Masquerade Dance this Valentine's Day! 6th - 8th Graders are invited for a night of snacks, pictures, and fun.
The Details:
Date: February 14th
Time: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: JMHS Cafeteria
Hosted By: JHS Cheer and Drama
Tickets & Pictures:
Tickets: $5 (Contact Ms. Stewart or Ms. Fields to prepay today!)
Pictures: $10 (Additional poses are $5)
Grab your masks and join us for a Valentine's Day to remember! 🌹💕


🏫 Important School Dates:
Monday, Feb. 16: Presidents' Day - SCHOOL DAY!
Monday, Feb. 9 - Friday, Feb. 13: National School Counseling Week & FRYSC Week Celebrations
Friday, Feb. 20 - Student Progress-Report!
🏀 Upcoming Cavalier Extracurricular 🏐
Saturday, Feb. 14: Middle School Dance @ 6:00 PM (JMHS Cafeteria)
Sunday, Feb. 15: Middle School Basketball Banquet (JMHS Gym)
Tuesday, Feb. 17: Volleyball (MS) @ Fleming Neon Middle @ 6:00 PM
Wednesday, Feb. 18: Volleyball (MS) vs. Letcher Elementary/Middle (Home) @ 6:00 PM
Thursday, Feb. 19: Volleyball (MS) vs. Whitesburg Middle (Home) @ 6:00 PM
📣 Reminders:
Keep an eye on our page for any weather-related updates or schedule changes. With the recent snow days, we want to make sure everyone stays informed on any potential make-up day announcements!
Go Cavs! ⚔️🛡️

It is FRYSC Appreciation Week, and at Jenkins Independent Schools, we are taking a moment to celebrate the heart of our support system: our amazing Coordinator, Ms. Angie Collins!
The mission of our Family Resource and Youth Services Center is to remove "non-academic barriers" to learning, but Ms. Angie goes above and beyond that every single day. Whether it's:
💚 Ensuring our students have warm coats and shoes for the winter weather,
💚 Providing school supplies and hygiene essentials,
💚 Connecting our families with community resources in times of need, or
💚 Simply being a safe, supportive face for a student who needs a helping hand.
Ms. Angie doesn't just fill gaps; she builds bridges. She makes sure that when our kids walk through the school doors, comfortable and ready to focus on their future.
Ms. Angie, thank you for your tireless dedication to our students and for always putting the "Family" in Jenkins Independent. We are so lucky to have you!

