HS Boys Basketball practice will be at Shiloh tonight 11/11
Congratulations to Addison Heltsley for Honorable Mention
Please make sure you have current physical turned into the office.
Shiloh’s Student Council and FFA are teaming up again to support our community this holiday season. We’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and monetary donations to help local families in need.
Suggested donations include:
cereal • macaroni • peanut butter • soup • canned chicken • canned vegetables • canned fruit • instant potatoes
Every contribution makes a difference — thank you for helping us give back to our community!
Questions? Contact Dorene Boland at 217-531-1850 or BolandD@shiloh1.org
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Veterans Day service and breakfast
November 11, 2025 * 8:15 am
The National Honor Society invites all local veterans to be honored on Veterans Day at an assembly in the Shiloh gym. The assembly will include recognition of local military veterans, a musical performance by the SHS band, and speeches by Jen and Leo Rosa. After the service there will be a breakfast for the veterans prepared by the SHS culinary class.
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
9 am – 2 pm
Go to https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/138288, or email evans@shiloh1.org to book your appointment.
Now is the perfect time to give back to our community and make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. Donating blood is a simple and rewarding act that costs nothing but your time and a part of yourself.
There was a mix up for the JH Girls Game
The girls play 11/5 @ Chrisman and 11/6 @ Tuscola
Sorry for the mishap.
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/il/hume/organization/48101/shilohheritage-high-school/watch?ib=2929908
11/5 @ ALAH
11/6 @ Tuscola
Community Food Resources
With SNAP benefits set to lapse as of tomorrow, we want to share local resources available to help families in our area. Several nearby food pantries are ready to assist anyone in need of groceries or household items. If your family—or someone you know—could use a little extra support, please don’t hesitate to reach out to one of these community partners. Food pantries exist to help neighbors through times just like this. We’re grateful to live in a community that looks out for one another.
Surrounded by the beauty of the woods and water, PIP hosted a Group Connection on Tuesday, October 28th at the Lake Charleston playground featuring a presentation on den animals by Dr. Elizabeth Peterson, an assistant professor in the Department of Biology at Eastern Illinois University. Dr. Peterson used pictures in her talk and brought taxidermized animal specimens and a turtle shell which she invited the children to touch. As they listened, passed around photos, and petted the fur of den animals that call Central Illinois their home, the children explored science concepts and nature. In addition, littles enjoyed running around in the brisk air, arranging fall leaves for a squirrel craft, and picking a new woodland animal book to take home.
