2022-2023 LPC Baseball All Conference
2022-2023 HS Cheer Awards Night
Free lunches for kids in the Shiloh School District.
2023 Tri-County Youth Football Camp Registration
Many of our tutors spent a day in Bloomington attending the Illinois Tutoring Initiative 2023 Summit.
HS Baseball Awards Night will be on Wednesday, June 7 at 6 pm in the Kansas Cafeteria
The Douglas County Health Department is excited to embrace their first summer as a certified school-based health center by offering school/sports physicals on Fridays in June. Please see flyers for more information about where/when they will be at each community this summer to offer accessible and affordable physicals to Douglas County students.
Parents and guardians of students wishing to participate in these events should fill out this form: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c094aaaa728abfdc43-schoolsports#/. Families may also register their students for any of the events by calling 217.253.4137 ext. 1229.
They look forward to serving many Douglas County students with these school/sports physical opportunities. If you have questions, please contact Abby Hendren at ahendren@dchealthil.org or 217.253.4137 ext. 1228.
Register now! Help us get ready for next Fall by registering early. Current families can register on their phone or computer by going to their parent portal, choosing the 23-24 school year, and registering their student(s).
New families with students in Kindergarten - 12th grades can start the registration process by going to this link:
https://www.teacherease.com/NewFamilyRegistration.aspx?refid=671cfdce-6b9a-4569-ac5f-ad252d403181
Congratulations to our Elementary and Junior High Honor Roll students! Great job!
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If your student needs a school physical for new Prek, Kindergarten, 6th, or 9th grades OR if your 5th-12th grade student needs a sports physical, this post is for you!
The Douglas County Health Department is hosting a health clinic at Shiloh on July 28th from 9 am to 4 pm. They will offer school physicals for no more than $10 and sports physicals for no more than $5 per student. Immunizations will be available as well. They will take insurance and have funding to cover the cost for anyone who is not able to pay.
You will be able to bring your proof of physicals/immunization directly to the school offices before leaving!
Use this link to sign up now:
https://forms.gle/aqRvJnx8sY2vcBnq8
Great job to the high school 4th qtr honor roll students! https://5il.co/1v2e0
Shiloh High School Boys interested in playing basketball in the next school year, please meet tomorrow, Tuesday, May 23, 2023 at 2:00 pm in Room 11 (Coach Smothers room).
If interested and unable to attend this meeting contact Coach Smothers.
Partnership in Parenting met for their May group connection to bring together all their art work and pictures from the year into "My PIP Journal." The children were weighed and measured again to see how much they had grown since last summer. There was a lot of cutting and gluing going on to decorate the journals. Some of us enjoyed drawing with the markers more than others!
The PIP-Squeaks made handprint poems for their moms in honor of Mother's Day, too. We also read " I Love You as Big as the World," a mommy book by David Van Buren. The soft illustrations by Tim Warnes prompted many comments and lots of pointing.
The children took home their life-sized drawings and a new book, while the moms picked out colorful petunias. Next month we will meet at the Newman Regional Library on June 21 at 9:30 AM to kick off the summer reading program. The theme this year is "Find Your Voice," and the focus will be kindness.
When you hear the term speech-language pathologist (SLP), you might think of professionals who help kids with speech difficulties. And that’s not wrong. SLPs work on challenges like stuttering or trouble pronouncing word sounds. But SLPs also work on challenges that are related to language. That includes problems with communication and reading (understood.org).
Thanks, Mrs. Honemann, for making a difference in so many lives!
Can you believe we're already at the final "Shiloh Shout Out" for this school year? We're wrapping things up with our final guest for the year, Cylee Wakefield!
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There is still an opportunity for students currently in grades 8-11 to sign up for summer math tutoring. Shiloh is going to pilot an in-person tutoring program this summer that
will focus on math skill acquisition. Students who attend 80% of the tutoring sessions will not only get to go on a field trip to Indianapolis but will receive their own, free graphing calculator.
If interested in tutoring, please return completed form (https://5il.co/1rzap) by Wednesday, May 24. Contact the school if you have any questions.
Students in Mrs. Milam's English 2 and 7th Grade English classes recently celebrated Black History by reading a story about Harriet Tubman. We learned about the Underground Railroad and signal quilts, which were used to alert slaves about how they would make their journey to freedom. Students created a quilt square depicting a secret signal. Interesting observation-- the boys enjoyed the stitch work much more than the girls!
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.
The "Shiloh Shout Out!" for the last full week of our school year features junior Emily Milburn.
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This afternoon, elementary students got to have snow cones on the playground for improvements to their MAP test scores. It was a great time and we apologize ahead of time for blue and green mouths!
