Jefferson Middle School PTSA

Show off your cooking skills and help the JMS PTSA at the same time.

Please come out and support Jefferson Middle School PTSA and have some yummy yogurt. Visit Yogurtland on Tuesday April 26 from 3pm to 6pm and JMS will receive 15% of the sales.Tell your friends, no flier needed for this one.

Ok JMS, let's fill this place up tonight! You have until 8pm to come and support our school.

Please join us for dinner Tuesday, April 12, from 5pm-8pm at the Panda Express located at 3825 Torrance Blvd. You can print this flier and bring it with you or simply present it on your smartphone. JMS will receive 20% of the proceeds from this fundraiser.

It was a nail biter at West High tonight but the JMS staff pulled out another win. Congratulations to the staff on their victory and thank you to all who came out to make this night a success.

What's better on a crisp Spring night than a bowl of chili and some basketball. So bring your appetite, have some chili, and root for your favorite teacher or student. See you there!! Tickets available at the door, 6 each or $20 per family.

Help support the 8th grade by signing up to bring baked goodies to the Staff vs. Student Game.

Please visit Volunteer spot and sign up to help out or donate items for our Staff vs. Students basketball game. We need lots of support to make this event a success. Follow the link to sign up: http://vols.pt/wckEWi

CHOCOLATE!!! Now that we have your attention, support our 8th graders and place your See's Candy order before time runs out. See the flier that went home Monday.

Are you here? It's not too late, don't forget your flier.

Please come out tonight to Chick-Fil-a at 21821 Hawthorne Blvd and support JMS at our Spirit Night. 20% of the proceeds go directly to our school programs. You must bring this flier for us to receive credit. So come on out and wear your JMS gear to show your support. Please share this with friends and family and invite them as well.

Thank you to Astronaut Sunita Williams who visited our school Friday and spoke to some lucky 7th and 8th grade STEM and science students about what it's like to live in space.