Class of 2027
Greetings Bartram Family,
I had the pleasure of nominating 9th grade student Daislaryann Jordan-Flores for the 2024 Phillies All Star Students Contest and she won! She and I were honored at last Thursday’s Phillies game vs. The Mets-unfortunately she was unable to attend the ceremony as she sprained her ankle. In addition to a plaque, she will receive a $1000 donation to the school!
Daislaryann goes above and beyond both in and out of the classroom, honor roll since the 1st marking period, all while juggling track and girls’ football, and she was the first student who came to mind when I read the description of the contest. If you see her, please congratulate her!
Best,
Ericka N. Mitchell, LSW / GEAR UP!
NINTH GRADE INSTAGRAM PAGE LINK HERE.
Ms. Jen Reed: Freshman and Sophomore Academies Principal
Dear Bartram Class of 2027 Parents and Guardians:
My name is Jennifer Reed and I am honored to be the assistant principal for the 9th Grade Academy at John Bartram High School. I look forward to getting to know you and your high schooler – the newest members of Bartram’s Class of 2027. Welcome!!
Please frequently check all your devices and mailboxes for information on important events, and most importantly, guidelines to help you and your high schooler with the transition to Bartram. Communications about timelines, access to technology, and important 9th grade events will be coming from the School District of Philadelphia, our Principal, Mr. Brian R. Johnson, and/or myself.
Here is a little bit more about me:
– I was born and raised in Philly;
– I love music and movies;
– I am the first person in my family to go to college;
– I am currently in my last year of a doctoral program at Saint Joseph’s University;
– I am the proud mom of recent twin high school graduates.
Sincerely,
Jennifer (Jenn) Reed
Assistant Principal
9th Grade Academy
John Bartram High School
JENN REED
SPECIALTY CLASS: FRESHMAN SEMINAR
Students practice the note-taking, time management, study habits, and social-emotional awareness they will need across five broad areas to be successful in high school:
Themes: Academics, Community, Social-Emotional, Climate, and College and Career Readiness.
This course is offered to give students experience working with faculty and classmates in a small community where writing, communication and critical thinking skills are key. These skills will be developed, practiced, and improved for high school success and to keep students ON TRACK.
Freshman Seminar will use the Remind.Com app as a password-protected and teacher-monitored social media outlet for freshman students. With teacher permissions, students can post videos, projects, and messages for their classmates, parents and teachers in the Freshman Academy. This will serve as an integral part of Freshman Seminar as students utilize skills learned in Class.
