High School Practices
A peek at the transformation in progress. Can't wait to see our students back in action on this beautiful new surface! Stay tuned for the final reveal.
Partnership in Parenting gathered for their first group connection of their new program year at the Newman Regional Library. To continue the Summer Reading Program theme of "Read, Renew, Repeat," this group's focus was based on the board book "The Life of a Plastic Bottle" by Suzanne Fossey.
The children helped Miss Lori read about all the different adventures an empty plastic bottle had around the neighborhood. Finally, the bottle became an upcycled bird feeder. The PIP-Squeaks used their small muscle skills to decorate their own plastic bottles with tape and markers before filling them with seed. When the activity was complete, the children were amazed that the bird feeders they made looked just like the one in the story!
An end-of-summer bash with games and entertainment will be held 10 AM - 3 PM (with pizza at noon) at the Newman Library on Saturday, August 3, to celebrate the conclusion of the Summer Reading Program. PIP will also be partnering with GOAL and the library to host a Touch-a-Truck event and car seat safety check at the Newman Community Center that day from 12 - 2 PM.
Parents of girls entering grades 5-8 interested in playing basketball:
There will be an informational meeting for the junior high girls basketball team at 6:00 in the multi on Monday, July 22.
Junior High Cross Country Practice
Mark your calendar for opportunities on August 19. First day of attendance for students is August. 21.
August 19, 2024
4:00-5:00 pm
The Hidden in Plain Sight initiative helps parents, educators, and caregivers spot signs of at-risk behaviors using an interactive display of a teenagers bedroom. After walking through the display, participants will learn more about adolescent development and common signs of substance use. The presentation educates and empowers parents to communicate with their children about at-risk behaviors that could lead to substance use disorders. A strong parent-teen relationship is the most effective tool to prevent youth substance use!
Narcan and informational resources will be available.
Please contact: Nicki Hanks at nickih@hourhouserecovery.org with any questions.
Tri-County Jr High Softball Practice begins on Monday, July 29 from 4-5:50 pm at Shiloh. This is for any 6th, 7th or 8th grade student from Kansas, Oakland or Shiloh schools. Practice shuttle will leave from Kansas at 3:15 pm and from Oakland at approximately 3:30 pm. Please make sure that you have turned in a current sports physical to your school office before the first practice.
Sport Physicals
Junior High Baseball Practice
Illinois Jr. Chef - Cooking School
Ages 9-13
Hume Community Center
July 8-12, 2024
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Each lesson builds off the lesson before, with hands-on techniques and cooking skills. Children will gain confidence to independently prepare healthy foods for themselves and their families using their newly learned talents.
Hope Dennis will be conducting this week-long cooking school for children. They will make two recipes a day and will get to eat what they create!
To sign your child up for this FREE cooking school, please call the Crawford U of I Extension office to reserve your child's spot: 618-546-1549.
You are signing up for ALL 10 hours. Space is limited.
Opening: Parent Educator/Home Visitor
Partnership in Parenting (PIP) is a free and voluntary program that offers services to families and their children beginning prenatally through three years old. Home visitors support families in their parenting journeys through fun activities that help caregivers better understand child development and encourage interactions with their children, support family well-being, and promote school readiness.
Salary begins at $43,578.
Don't Forget about those sports physicals!
The Douglas County Health Department will again hold physical clinics at Shiloh this summer. There are two dates: June 27th and August 8th. Both clinics will be held from 9 to 4:30. This is a great opportunity to fulfill school physical requirements for students in first-year Preschool, Kindergarten, 6th, and 9th grades. The clinic is also offering sports physicals.
School and sports physicals will have a nominal fee of $5 for sports physicals and $10 for school physicals. If parents/guardians would prefer DCHC to bill insurance, we can bill commercial insurance plans and all Illinois Medicaid plans. Vaccines for commercially insured, Medicaid-insured, and uninsured students will be provided as available at the events. Use this link to sign up today!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094AAAA728ABFDC43-47836803-shiloh
***If you are having trouble with the link, click on the word Shiloh and it should work for you.
It is with great sorrow that we share the news of the passing of two cherished retirees from the Shiloh School District, Mr. Glen and Mrs. Pine.
Mr. Glen ensured a clean and welcoming environment for students and staff. His warm smile and helpful nature made an impression on everyone he met.
Mrs. Pine was a pillar of support for both teachers and students. Her kindness, patience, and unwavering dedication helped countless students thrive and feel valued.
Their contributions to the Shiloh School District were immeasurable, and their presence will be missed. Our thoughts are with their families during this time.
https://www.joinesfuneralhome.com/obituary/Glen-Hawkins
https://m.krabelfuneralhome.com/obituaries/wall?obituaryId=31847337
Shiloh alum out and about in Greece
Raiders on the move
Partnership in Parenting kicked off their June group at the Newman Regional Library. PIP is partnering with the library for the Summer Reading Program. This year's theme is "Read, Renew, Repeat." The featured book was "Our Environment" by Little Hippos Books.
Following the focus of the story, the PIP-Squeaks learned about the ocean, the desert, the mountains, the tundra, and the rain forest. Because the book included sensory pictures, the craft included sensory art, too. The children added blue fingerprints to their whales, sandpaper to their camels, cotton balls to their arctic foxes, and yarn for their tigers' stripes.
Before heading out the door, each child received a copy of the book and a snack. The next group will be Wednesday, July 10, also at the Newman library, at 9:30.
High School Cheer Tryouts
Blood Drive
Sunday, July 28, 2024
12:00-3:00 pm
Hume Community Center
To schedule, email lydia0611@icloud.com, visit www.bloodcenter.org, or call ImpactLife at 800-747-5401. Appointments requested.
Tri-county Cross Country fun run in Kansas on Tuesday, June 4 at 7:00 pm.
