Free summer meals Tuesdays through Fridays starting June 4, 2024.
Open to children 18 and under.
🍽️ Call 217-531-1850 ext. 4001 or email HawkinsT@shiloh1.org to sign up.
Congratulations to Jonika Nickles who qualified for state in discus
and Carleigh Clifton who qualified in the 200m Dash
For any boys that missed the High School Basketball Meeting here is the summer schedule. If you have any questions you can contact Coach Smothers.
There will be no High School Track practice Friday May 10.
High School Softball practice for tonight Wednesday May 8 has been cancelled.
Happy School Nurse Day to our amazing school nurse, Kara! Thank you for your dedication, care, and support in keeping our school community healthy and safe. Your kindness and expertise make a difference every day. We appreciate you!
🤩 The last week of junior high for our 8th graders is "Dress for Success" week. May 7 was "Dress like Derb" day. ❤️
Our elementary Wax Museum was a labor of love for over a month and a half! Each student chose their historical figure independently and put their hearts into researching, creating, and presenting their projects.
Throughout this journey, our students learned valuable lessons about using reliable sources, internet responsibility, and mastering Google search engine techniques – for many, it was their first time navigating such resources!
Information for High School Boys Track Sectional at Salt Fork 5/17
School Location:
701 West Vermilion Street - Catlin, IL - 61817
Tickets ($7.00 Online & $8.00 Cash at the Gate):
Will be sold online (w/limited cash taken at the gate)
Ticket Link -
https://gofan.co/event/1513972?schoolId=IL15266
Parking:
See the spectator parking map below
Concessions:
Will be available along with a Food Truck - “Borderline Munchies”
Restrooms:
Are located in our concession stand & the building at the throws area.
Sectional T-Shirts:
May only be purchased online THERE WILL BE NO T-SHIRTS ON SITE FOR PURCHASE OR PICKUP
T-Shirt Link - https://orders.minervapromotions.com/ihsa_boys_track_field_sectional/shop/home
There will be no High School Track Practice today Tuesday May 7
There is a change in bus times for today's High School track meet in Westville 5/6
The new bus times are as follows:
Oakland 1:55pm
Kansas 2:15pm
Shiloh 2:40pm
Junior High Track State Qualifiers
High School Girls Softball Regional
Tri County will play Tuesday May 14 @ Villa Grove @ 6:00pm
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: (3) Gibson City (G.C.-Melvin-Sibley) vs. (5) Hume (Shiloh) [Coop]
High School Boys Baseball Regional
We wrapped up our ISU tutoring program for the semester with an ice cream party and outdoor fun! It's been a great journey of learning and growth.
Summer tutoring begins June 4 and will go through June 27. There are still openings available, so call 217-531-1850 or email YoungM@shiloh1.org to sign up.
Free summer meals Tuesdays through Fridays starting June 4, 2024.
Open to children 18 and under.
🍽️ Call 217-531-1850 ext. 4001 or email hawkinst@shiloh1.org to sign up.
It's not too late to order a yearbook. Online sales have closed, but you can still order through Mrs. North (northj@shiloh1.org) or you can get an order form from the office. 📷
There will be a meeting Wednesday May 8th at 7:00 at Shiloh for any boys interested in playing High School Basketball next year.
Mr. Allen’s 8th grade social studies class participated in Shiloh’s annual 8th grade trip to Springfield, Illinois.
They started the day with a tour of the Illinois State Capitol, where they were able to see the Chambers of the Illinois House of Representatives, learn the history of the Rotunda, and walk down the largest grand staircase in the country.
After visiting the Capitol building, the 8th grade students walked to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum and Library where they competed in a scavenger hunt to find the most information about Lincoln using only the many exhibits in the museum.
They grabbed a quick bite to eat before making their way to Lincoln’s Tomb where they observed a moment of silence at Abraham Lincoln’s resting place and rubbed Lincoln's nose for good luck!
The last stop before leaving Springfield was a visit to the Illinois War Memorials, where they read and reflected on the names of fallen soldiers from World War I, World War II, the Vietnam War, and the Korean War.
Our students were complimented several times in different locations about how respectful they acted and how nicely they were dressed. They represented Shiloh extremely well and their sponsors, Mrs. Mixson and Mr. Allen, couldn’t be prouder!
Today, we acknowledge and appreciate our Ms. Jones and Mrs. Wilhoit for their dedication and leadership on National Principal's Day. Their commitment to our school community is valued and makes an impact every day
