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The DAILY SHIELD

The Daily Shield is the list of announcements which are read each school day during home room, the beginning of second hour.

DAILY SHIELD Thursday, May 23, 2013

Word of the Week: Empowered
Bible verse: Psalm 28:9 “Deliver your people! Empower the nation that belongs to you! Care for them like a shepherd and carry them in your arms at all times!”
Happy belated birthday to Josh H. yesterday, happy birthday today to Joe C. and happy birthday to anyone we missed this year and to everyone who will celebrate a birthday over the summer!

  1. See Emily M. about Cardinals tickets.
  2. Students who are interested in a work study for next semester should fill out a form and return it to Mrs. Hennig. Forms are available in the office. New applications need to be made each semester even if you have held a position previously.
  3. Scheduling for next year has reached phase two. You may now see Ms. Burch or Mrs. O’Connell to make a change in your schedule this week.
  4. Rock Climbers- Our last climbing date is today from 11 to 6 after the last final exam. Sign up in Revelation ASAP. New climbers are welcome.
  5. If you are re-enrolled, you may come to the office and sign up for next year’s locker. You have until Thursday at 11am. After that, a locker will be assigned to you.
  6. The end of the school year is quickly coming to a close, and one end of the year ritual is the annual cleaning out of the lockers! You must clean everything out of your locker, except for the shelves, AND have it checked by Mr. Filter AND THEN turn the lock in to Mrs. Gilman before 11am on the last day of school. No exceptions, no excuses and seniors – NO diploma if you choose not to follow these instructions.
  7. Large Lutheran High pennants are available in the office for $25. See Mrs. Gilman if interested.
  8. Track and soccer team members – sign up in the office to work the garage sale.
  9. The following need to see Mrs. Gilman: Tyler W. and Taylor B.
  10. Any refunds on lunch tickets need to be turned in by the end of the day today. There can be no carry overs to next year.

Community Service Hour Opportunities
Volunteers are needed to help hand out fliers at the downtown historic sites on Wednesdays and Saturdays anytime between 11am and 2pm. Schedule is flexible, you can work with a buddy and earn community service hours. See the flier outside the office for details.

The organizers of upcoming Enchanted Ball benefitting St. John's Hospital and the Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types are looking for high school girls to dress up in their prom dresses and volunteer as princesses at this event.  The date is Sunday, June 9 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at The State House Inn.  If you are interested in helping out, please call Karen Davison at 585-7678.  This event qualifies for service hours.

DAILY SHIELD Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Word of the Week: Empowered
Bible verse: Psalm 28:9 “Deliver your people! Empower the nation that belongs to you! Care for them like a shepherd and carry them in your arms at all times!”

  1. See Emily M. about Cardinals tickets.
  2. Students who are interested in a work study for next semester should fill out a form and return it to Mrs. Hennig. Forms are available in the office. New applications need to be made each semester even if you have held a position previously.
  3. Scheduling for next year has reached phase two. You may now see Ms. Burch or Mrs. O’Connell to make a change in your schedule this week.
  4. Rock Climbers- Our last climbing date is tomorrow from 11 to 6 after the last final exam. Sign up in Revelation ASAP. New climbers are welcome.
  5. If you are re-enrolled, you may come to the office and sign up for next year’s locker. You have until Thursday at 11am. After that, a locker will be assigned to you.
  6. The end of the school year is quickly coming to a close, and one end of the year ritual is the annual cleaning out of the lockers! You must clean everything out of your locker, except for the shelves, AND have it checked by Mr. Filter AND THEN turn the lock in to Mrs. Gilman before 11am on the last day of school. No exceptions, no excuses and seniors – NO diploma if you choose not to follow these instructions.
  7. Large Lutheran High pennants are available in the office for $25. See Mrs. Gilman if interested.
  8. Track and soccer team members – sign up in the office to work the garage sale.
  9. Any senior who is singing for graduation must attend practice today following the 3rd hour final. Practice will be held in the Quad and you MUST come to BOTH practices. Also, please meet with Mr. Schorfheide after chapel today in the gym.
  10. The following need to see Mrs. Gilman: Collin B., Tyler W., Steven D. and Taylor B.
  11. Any refunds on lunch tickets need to be turned in by the end of the day tomorrow. There can be no carry overs to next year.
  12. Student council: don’t forget that our lunch is today after school at Dublin Pub on Wabash at 12:30. See you there!

Community Service Hour Opportunities
Volunteers are needed to help hand out fliers at the downtown historic sites on Wednesdays and Saturdays anytime between 11am and 2pm. Schedule is flexible, you can work with a buddy and earn community service hours. See the flier outside the office for details.

The organizers of upcoming Enchanted Ball benefitting St. John's Hospital and the Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types are looking for high school girls to dress up in their prom dresses and volunteer as princesses at this event.  The date is Sunday, June 9 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at The State House Inn.  If you are interested in helping out, please call Karen Davison at 585-7678.  This event qualifies for service hours.

DAILY SHIELD Monday, May 20, 2013

Devotions

Please stand, face the flag, and join me in the Pledge of Allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

Word of the Week: Empowered
Bible verse: Psalm 28:9 “Deliver your people! Empower the nation that belongs to you! Care for them like a shepherd and carry them in your arms at all times!”
Lunch-Option A- Popcorn chicken, Mexican rice, fruit, and a roll
           Option T- Uncrustable peanut butter and jelly sandwich and fruit
Lunch Servers: Sophomores
Happy Birthday today to John A.!!!

  1. Emily M. wants to help her little brother earn the chance to throw out the first pitch at a Cardinals game. She is helping him sell tickets to the Cardinals/Dodgers game in St. Louis on August 6th. These tickets are for seats located directly above the Cardinals bullpen in right field and cost $20 each. See Emily this week to purchase tickets.
  2. Students who are interested in a work study for next semester should fill out a form and return it to Mrs. Hennig. Forms are available in the office. New applications need to be made each semester even if you have held a position previously.
  3. Scheduling for next year has reached phase two. You may now see Ms. Burch or Mrs. O’Connell to make a change in your schedule this week.
  4. Rock Climbers- Our last climbing date is this Thursday from 11 to 6 after the last final exam. Sign up in Revelation ASAP. New climbers are welcome.
  5. If you are re-enrolled, you may come to the office and sign up for next year’s locker. You have until the last day of school. After that, a locker will be assigned to you.
  6. The end of the school year is quickly coming to a close, and one end of the year ritual is the annual cleaning out of the lockers! You must clean everything out of your locker, except for the shelves, AND have it checked by Mr. Filter AND THEN turn the lock in to Mrs. Gilman before 11am on the last day of school. No exceptions, no excuses and seniors – NO diploma if you choose not to follow these instructions.
  7. Large Lutheran High pennants are available in the office for $25. See Mrs. Gilman if interested.
  8. Shoppers Blessings are due to Mrs. Haynes by 11:45 today.
  9. All those who signed up for the photography club – we will have a quick meeting tomorrow after the last final – 30 minutes max. You’ll want to be there – Mrs. Walker has information about a photography contest!
  10. Track team members – sign up in the office to work the garage sale.

Community Service Hour Opportunities
Volunteers are needed to help hand out fliers at the downtown historic sites on Wednesdays and Saturdays anytime between 11am and 2pm. Schedule is flexible, you can work with a buddy and earn community service hours. See the flier outside the office for details.

The organizers of upcoming Enchanted Ball benefitting St. John's Hospital and the Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types are looking for high school girls to dress up in their prom dresses and volunteer as princesses at this event.  The date is Sunday, June 9 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at The State House Inn.  If you are interested in helping out, please call Karen Davison at 585-7678.  This event qualifies for service hours.

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DAILY SHIELD
Friday, May 17, 2013

Devotions

Please stand, face the flag, and join me in the Pledge of Allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

Word of the Week: Guidance
Bible verse: Revelation 22:13-24 “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End. “Blessed are those who wash their robes, that they may have the right to the tree of life and may go through the gates into the city.”
Lunch-Option A- 7” pizza. Side salad, chips, and fruit
           Option T- Uncrustable peanut butter and jelly and fruit
Lunch Servers: 1st lunch- Jackson P. and Travis B.; 2nd- Jamie V. and Leah S.; 3rd- Cheyenne R. and Zach S.
Happy Birthday tomorrow to Courtney L.!

  1. Emily Morgan wants to help her little brother earn the chance to throw out the first pitch at a Cardinals game. She is helping him sell tickets to the Cardinals/Dodgers game in St. Louis on August 6th. These tickets are for seats located directly above the Cardinals bullpen in right field and cost $20 each. See Emily to purchase tickets any time before May 23rd.
  2. There is a journal for Miss Billotte and a card for Mr. Henschen available for students to sign.  If you went to Concordia and wish to sign it, look for the journal and the card during lunch this week!  Share your memories and wishes to help them celebrate the end of their teaching careers.
  3. The Spanish National Honor Society will be having a bake sale during break today.
  4. IPS students please report to the computer lab during 3rd and 4th hour.
  5. Track team – don’t forget that the track party is today at 5pm at the Hennig’s house. Girls - remember to turn in your uniforms. There will also be a short meeting at BREAK today for all track members in the Biology Room.
  6. Congrats to the boys track team on a great season and sectional meet. Josh H. placed 4th in the triple jump, Jackson P. placed 5th in the 400, and the 4x4 team of Travis B., Jackson P., Abe L., and Jackson P. again set a school record of 3:31.98!! Awesome job boys!
  7. Any senior who is interested in singing at graduation MUST meet at break in the gym lobby.
  8. Students who are interested in a work study for next semester should fill out a form and return it to Mrs. Hennig. Forms are available in the office. New applications need to be made each semester even if you have held a position previously.
  9. Scheduling for next year has reached phase two. You may now see Ms. Burch or Mrs. O’Connell to make a change in your schedule through next week.
  10. Rock Climbers- Our last climbing date is next Thursday from 11 to 6 after the last final exam. Sign up in Revelation ASAP. New climbers are welcome.
  11. If you are re-enrolled, you may come to the office and sign up for next year’s locker. You have until the last day of school. After that, a locker will be assigned to you.
  12. Today is the absolute last day to reserve your copy of the 2012-2013 yearbook! There will be a very limited number of extra books available for sale in August, so don’t miss out. See Mrs. Walker if you still need to place an order.
  13. Today we welcome Ian G., who is visiting LuHi today with Zach S.
  14. The end of the school year is quickly coming to a close, and one end of the year ritual is the annual cleaning out of the lockers! You must clean everything out of your locker, except for the shelves, AND have it checked by Mr. Filter AND THEN turn the lock in to Mrs. Gilman before 11am on the last day of school. No exceptions, no excuses and seniors – NO diploma if you choose not to follow these instructions.
  15. The Athletes of the Week for this week are Jon W., Travis B., Abe L., Jackson P. and Josh H.. Jon was nominated for 6 hits, 3 runs, 3 RBIs, 4 stolen bases and pitched 3 scoreless innings in 3 games and making several keys catches in Baseball Regionals. Travis was nominated for his leadership for the track team, along with Jackson, Abe, and Josh for their determination, hard work and school record in the 4x4 with a time of 3:31.98.
  16. The Academic Spotlight for this week shines on McKenzie W., Shelby H., David H., Ryan K., Solomon T. and Josh L.. McKenzie was nominated for excellent academic effort, preparation and leadership in Children’s Lit and positive efforts in Physics. Shelby was nominated for excellent efforts and leadership in Publications. David was nominated for excellent class participation and leadership in Religion, excellent class participation and effort in Psychology and consistent positive efforts in Physics. Ryan was nominated for excellent class participation and leadership in Religion and consistent positive efforts in Physics. Solomon was nominated for consistent positive attitude and effort in Geometry and excellent class participation and positive effort in World History. Josh was nominated for excellent effort for the Presidential Physical Fitness test in PE. Also nominated: Jon W., Brian W., Sam C., Sierra G., Emily M., Megan S., Patricia T., Rachel W., Mary W., Isaac B., Tyler S., Maddie C. and Katherine B.
  17. The Activity Spotlight for this week shines on Student Council and Prom Committee. The members of Student Council are nominated for doing a great job this year and a delicious chicken dinner. The members of the prom committee are nominated for doing a great job before, during and after prom and making a memorable event for one and all. Also nominated: members of band, Harmony and Joyful Noise.

Activities Tonight and This Weekend
Final Fling from 8-11pm tonight!

Community Service Hour Opportunities
Volunteers are needed to help hand out fliers at the downtown historic sites on Wednesdays and Saturdays anytime between 11am and 2pm. Schedule is flexible, you can work with a buddy and earn community service hours. See the flier outside the office for details.

The organizers of upcoming Enchanted Ball benefitting St. John's Hospital and the Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types are looking for high school girls to dress up in their prom dresses and volunteer as princesses at this event.  The date is Sunday, June 9 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at The State House Inn.  If you are interested in helping out, please call Karen Davison at 585-7678.  This event qualifies for service hours.

DAILY SHIELD
Thursday, May 16, 2013

Word of the Week: Guidance
Bible verse: John 17:24- Father, I will that they also, whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am; that they may behold my glory, which thou hast given me: for you loved me before the foundation of the world.
Lunch: Option A- Chicken patty, chips, fruit, and a cookie
            Option T- Chef salad with turkey, breadstick, and an orange
Lunch Servers: 1st lunch-Bella S. and Logan A.; 2nd- Josh K. and Tina W.; 3rd Olivia B. and Jonna K.

  1. Emily M. wants to help her little brother earn the chance to throw out the first pitch at a Cardinals game. She is helping him sell tickets to the Cardinals/Dodgers game in St. Louis on August 6th. These tickets are for seats located directly above the Cardinals bullpen in right field and cost $20 each. See Emily to purchase tickets any time before May 23rd.
  2. There is a journal for Miss Billotte and a card for Mr. Henschen available for students to sign.  If you went to Concordia and wish to sign it, look for the journal and the card during lunch this week!  Share your memories and wishes to help them celebrate the end of their teaching careers.
  3. The Spanish National Honor Society will be having a bake sale during break tomorrow.
  4. Track team – don’t forget that the track party is tomorrow at 5pm at the Hennig’s house. Girls - remember to turn in your uniforms. There will also be a short meeting after school tomorrow for all track members in the Biology Room.
  5. Students who are interested in a work study for next semester should fill out a form and return it to Mrs. Hennig. Forms are available in the office. New applications need to be made each semester even if you have held a position previously.
  6. Scheduling for next year has reached phase two. You may now see Ms. Burch or Mrs. O’Connell to make a change in your schedule through next week.
  7. Rock Climbers- Our last climbing date is next Thursday from 11 to 6 after the last final exam. Sign up in Revelation ASAP. New climbers are welcome.
  8. Junior members of NHS must meet TODAY at break in Mrs. Quigg’s room.
  9. If you are re-enrolled, you may come to the office and sign up for next year’s locker. You have until the last day of school. After that, a locker will be assigned to you.
  10. Freshman class: our pizza party will be today during lunch! You will get 2 pieces of pizza during your assigned lunch. See Mrs. McCulley to get your slices for donating to the auction!
  11. Softball girls- please turn in clean uniforms today after school. Meet in the cafeteria.
  12. The organizers of upcoming Enchanted Ball benefitting St. John's Hospital and the Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types are looking for high school girls to dress up in their prom dresses and volunteer as princesses at this event.  The date is Sunday, June 9 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at The State House Inn.  If you are interested in helping out, please call Karen Davison at 585-7678.  This event qualifies for service hours.
  13. All students who are taking Publications next year or are interested in being on the yearbook staff need to see Mrs. Walker sometime today.
  14. The following boys will need to be excused to leave class by 1:10 p.m. today for their Sectional Meet in Eureka:  Logan A., Travis B., James B., Joshua H., Josh & Abe L., Jackson P., Matt T. and Manager Morgan D.
  15. We welcome Alec B., who is visiting today.
  16. Tomorrow is the absolute last day to reserve your copy of the 2012-2013 yearbook! There will be a very limited number of extra books available for sale in August, so don’t miss out. See Mrs. Walker if you still need to place an order.

Activities Tonight
Boys Track Sectional at Eureka

Community Service Hour Opportunity
Volunteers are needed to help hand out fliers at the downtown historic sites on Wednesdays and Saturdays anytime between 11am and 2pm. Schedule is flexible, you can work with a buddy and earn community service hours. See the flier outside the office for details.

DAILY SHIELD Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Word of the Week: Guidance
Bible verse: John 17:20-21: “My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent me.
Lunch: Antonio’s Pizza- cash only
Lunch Servers: Student Council

  1. There are 2 District 186 lunch days left in the school year. You may purchase a lunch card with the number of lunches needed. If you need a refund on any lunches, see Mrs. Gilman before the last day of finals. Any lunch money not refunded will be donated to the lunch program.
  2. Emily M. wants to help her little brother earn the chance to throw out the first pitch at a Cardinals game. She is helping him sell tickets to the Cardinals/Dodgers game in St. Louis on August 6th. These tickets are for seats located directly above the Cardinals bullpen in right field and cost $20 each. See Emily to purchase tickets any time before May 23rd.
  3. Since Miss Billotte is retiring from Concordia Lutheran School, we thought it would be good to have former students here at LuHi write her a note in a journal.  The journal will be available during lunch for anyone to sign.  We will also make Mr. Henschen a big card for you to sign.  If you went to Concordia and wish to sign it, look for the journal and the card during lunch this week!  Share your memories and wishes to help them celebrate the end of their teaching careers.
  4. This Friday, May 17th, the Spanish National Honor Society will be having a bake sale during break.
  5. Track team – don’t forget that the track party is this Friday at 5pm at the Hennig’s house. Girls - remember to turn in your uniforms.
  6. If you are re-enrolled, you may come to the office and sign up for next year’s locker. You have until the last day of school. After that, a locker will be assigned to you.
  7. Freshman class: our pizza party will be tomorrow during lunch! You will get 2 pieces of pizza during your assigned lunch. See Mrs. McCulley to get your slices for donating to the auction!
  8. Softball girls- please turn in clean uniforms tomorrow after school. Meet in the cafeteria.
  9. A big thanks and congratulations to all band and choirs for an outstanding concert last night. Every song sounded great. Everyone’s hard work paid off and you should be very proud of your performance. Special awards went to the following students Jamie V. - Joe Voigtmann music award, Ryan K. and Jamie V. - Musicianship award, Jonna K. and Ryan K. - National Choral Award and Dustin B. - The John Philip Sousa Award. Once again, thanks for the outstanding performance. Sincerely, Mr. S.
  10. Congrats to the softball team for finishing the season 7-10! What a great year.  Also...softball players must meet Coach immediately after school outside the gym Thursday to turn in equipment!!  Make sure it is washed and ready to turn in.
  11. The organizers of upcoming Enchanted Ball benefitting St. John's Hospital and the Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types are looking for high school girls to dress up in their prom dresses and volunteer as princesses at this event.  The date is Sunday, June 9 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at The State House Inn.  If you are interested in helping out, please call Karen Davison at 585-7678.  This event qualifies for service hours.

Activities Tonight
Baseball Regional at home vs. Jacksonville Routt at 4:30pm. Admission is $4.

Community Service Hour Opportunity
Volunteers are needed to help hand out fliers at the downtown historic sites on Wednesdays and Saturdays anytime between 11am and 2pm. Schedule is flexible, you can work with a buddy and earn community service hours. See the flier outside the office for details.

DAILY SHIELD Monday, May 13, 2013

Devotions

Please stand, face the flag, and join me in the Pledge of Allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

Word of the Week: Guidance
Bible verse: Acts 1:23-26- So they nominated two men: Joseph called Barsabbas (also known as Justus) and Matthias. Then they prayed, “Lord, you know everyone’s heart. Show us which of these two you have chosen to take over this apostolic ministry, which Judas left to go where he belongs.” Then they cast lots, and the lot fell to Matthias; so he was added to the eleven apostles.
Lunch: Option A- Mini corn dogs, chips, and relish sticks
            Option T- Uncrustable peanut butter and jelly sandwich and fruit
Lunch Servers: 1st lunch- Avery C. and Jacob F.; 2nd- Taylor B. and Jordan H.; 3rd- Alyssa W. and Bekah S.

  1. Starting today there are 4 District 186 lunch days left in the school year. You may purchase a lunch card with the number of lunches needed. If you need a refund on any lunches, see Mrs. Gilman before the last day of finals. Any lunch money not refunded will be donated to the lunch program.
  2. Emily M. wants to help her little brother earn the chance to throw out the first pitch at a Cardinals game. She is helping him sell tickets to the Cardinals/Dodgers game in St. Louis on August 6th. These tickets are for seats located directly above the Cardinals bullpen in right field and cost $20 each. See Emily to purchase tickets any time before May 23rd.
  3. Shopper’s Blessings are due to Mrs. Haynes by 11:45 this morning.
  4. Teachers please dismiss the softball team at 2:40pm today for their Regional game at Edinburg.
  5. The following athletes will compete at the Capital Area Classic track meet which features the best in each event in the State Journal Register area: Chaela K. in the triple jump, Jaelin H. and Josh H. in the 800m, Jackson P. in the 400m and the boys 4x400m relay.
  6. Since Miss Billotte is retiring from Concordia Lutheran School, we thought it would be good to have former students here at LuHi write her a note in a journal.  The journal will be available during lunch for anyone to sign.  We will also make Mr. Henschen a big card for you to sign.  If you went to Concordia and wish to sign it, look for the journal and the card during lunch this week!  Share your memories and wishes to help them celebrate the end of their teaching careers.
  7. This Friday, May 17th, the Spanish National Honor Society will be having a bake sale during break.

Activities Tonight
Baseball Regional game at home vs. Calvary at 4:30pm
Softball Regional game at Edinburg vs. Edinburg at 4:30pm
Capitol Area Classic Track Meet at Chatham Glenwood at 5:30pm
Golden Laurel Awards at the Springfield Hilton at 7pm

Community Service Hour Opportunity

Volunteers are needed to help hand out fliers at the downtown historic sites on Wednesdays and Saturdays anytime between 11am and 2pm. Schedule is flexible, you can work with a buddy and earn community service hours. See the flier outside the office for details.

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College Reps will be visiting on the following dates: (Juniors and Seniors must sign up in the office to meet with college reps.)

Methodist College of Nursing in Peoria - (RESCHEDULED) Friday, February 22nd - 4th period

Southest Missouri State University - Wednesday, February 13th - 7th period

Blackburn College - Thursday, February 14th - 3rd period

Benedictine University - February 20th - 4th period

MacMurray College - Monday, March 4th - 2nd period

Quincy University - Tuesday, March 5th - 3rd period

Concordia University-Chicago - Thursday, March 7th - 7th period

Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville - Wednesday, March 6th - 2nd period

Truman State University - Monday, April 15th - 4th period

 

Quincy University - Thursday, September 13th - 3rd period

Lincoln College - Tuesday, September 18th - 2nd period

Eastern Illinois University - Wednesday, September 19th - 6th period

Illinois Weslyan College - Thursday, September 20th - 4th period

Concordia Seminary - Monday, September 24th - 1st and 2nd period

University of Evansville - Monday, September 24th - 1st period

Blackburn College - Tuesday, September 25th - 3rd period

Lincoln Land Community College - Wednesday, Septmber 26th - 3rd period

Benedictine University-Springfield - Thursday, September 27th - 2nd period

Illinois College - Monday, October 1st - 2nd period

Southeast Missouri State University - Tuesday, October 2nd - 3rd period

Bradley University - Thursday, October 4th - 4th period

Wesminster College - Thursday, October 4th - 8th period

Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville - Friday, October 5th - 2nd period

Concordia University-Chicago - Tuesday, October 16th - 6th period

Truman State University - Tuesday, November 6th - 3rd period

Regarding Weather Related School Closings:

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School closings due to inclement weather or late starting times will be announced on WTAX (1240AM), WMAY (970AM), and WCVS (1450AM), WLUJ and WICS Channel 20. Once the decision is made to cancel school for that day, a recorded message will also be included on the school phone answering system.

Students living at a distance from the school may have different weather conditions or concerns than those living in town. During periods of serious ice, snow, cold or strong winds, we will defer to the parent of that student to determine the safety of their travel and adjust our attendance accordingly. While we want students in school, it is more important that they are safe.
 

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