GET YOUR JHS BAND SPIRIT WEAR!
Order Dates: Friday, May 10- Friday, June 21, 2019
Delivery Date: Week of August 5, 2019 during Captains Practice
http://www.4alarmclothing.com/
NEW ITEMS!
Rain Poncho: Show your Jag Pride AND stay dry during outdoor practices
Parents Long Sleeve T-Shirt: Wear your bandie’s instrument name on your sleeve
Visor and Baseball Cap: Great for blocking the sun at outdoor practices
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ITEMS FOR MARCHING BAND:
Rain Poncho: For outdoor practices
Garment Bag: Heavy band uniforms need a durable bag – this bag is excellent quality!
Dry Zone T-Shirt: Great to wear under band uniforms
Even though the website gives a choice for delivery options, ALL orders received by June 7 will be sent to JBBC Spirit Wear Coordinator, Rachel Larson and will be distributed to students at Captains Practice during the week of August 5.
Questions? Email: [email protected]
Call or Text: +1 952.201.7746
2019-2020 Scholarship Due Dates: Coming soon
The Jefferson Band Booster Club (JBBC) is excited to offer a scholarship program which awards grants to eligible Jefferson High School Band students. This program is designed to offer financial assistance for students wanting to expand their musical knowledge and/or participate in eligible band related opportunities. Scholarship grants will be offered each trimester of the school year. Band directors, band secretary, and flag advisors can provide input; however, members of the JBBC committee will have the final say in determining the grant award recipients. When determining grant award recipients, emphasis will be placed on three key points – 1) form is complete and turned in on time, 2) student submitted request for an applicable program, 3) student’s narrative properly explains the merits/benefits of the program.
Applicant must comply with these rules and guidelines, as noted on the application form:
Rules and Guidelines:
- Scholarship/grant is available to all Jefferson High School student band program participants after completion of two (trimester period) band programs. (This includes flag corps members and baton twirlers)
- Scholarship/grant covers up to 50% of approved expenditure.
- Maximum dollar allotment per student per school year is $110. Prior recipients may apply again after five succeeding trimesters have passed.
- Program and/or activity must occur within nine months of the applicant’s funding request.
- Applicant must provide a detailed explanation and/or pamphlet explaining what scholarship/grant funding will be used for.
- Applicant must complete a short narrative explaining why he/she should be considered for scholarship/grant funding.
- Applicant must complete all volunteer obligations per JBBC guidelines.
- Applicant must show proof of payment for the activity through a copy of registration form, canceled check, welcome letter, program with students name in it or similar after the activity is completed or paid for.
Examples of eligible programs and/or activities include:
- All-State Band
- Tuition for Music, Drumline, Baton Twirling or Flag Corps Camps or Clinics, including summer camps
- Honor Band
- JHS Jazz Band, Jazz Collective, and Show Choir Bands
- Flag Corps Winterguard
- Greater Twin Cities Youth Orchestra
- Private lessons – initial (start-up) lessons or as recommended by Band Director(s)
Examples of non-eligible programs and/or activities include:
- Any activity that can be paid with escrow dollars earned through JBBC fundraising, such as:
– Band Banquets
– Uniform rental or purchase
– Equipment rental or purchase
– Band travel/trips - Programs and/or activities that do not enhance or expand on education and fundamentals provided & supported through the JHS Bands, Baton Twirler and Flag Corps programs