The High School Track meet for today has been cancelled.
The High School Baseball game for today has been cancelled.
Shiloh families,
There will be no after-school practices today, Wednesday, April 2nd. This includes musical, softball, and track practices. We are waiting to hear from other schools regarding the outdoor sporting events this evening. A decision about the JV Baseball and HS Track events will be made at 1:00, and updates will be posted. Reminder that today is a 2:05 dismissal. Students will not be dismissed earlier than 2:05.
There will be a Pre-Summer parent meeting for those interested in playing High School Boys Basketball on Sunday April 13th at 4pm in the Shiloh multi-purpose room.
HS Football
FAMILIES PLAYING TOGETHER!
Hosting an evening Group Connection, PIP invited families to come to the gym at the Newman Community Center on Wednesday, March 26th, to have fun just running around playing ball, tumbling, scooting, and building block towers. The adults as well as the little ones exercised their muscles and shared many laughs and smiles during the evening.
JV Baseball
The baseball team will be playing at 9am instead of 10 am on March 29.
Bus times Kansas 7am. Oakland 7:15. Shiloh 7:45
The High School Baseball game for today 3/27 has been cancelled. There will be no baseball practice.
Mr. Carroll is pleased to announce the commencement of the Dana Hales Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship honors Dana Hales's legacy and supports Shiloh students in their collegiate pursuits. Further details, including eligibility requirements, can be found at the link below.
https://gofund.me/5e7e938c
Students in English 3 went to see the play they are reading, The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. It was a great experience at the Indiana Repertory Theatre in Indy. Students gave it 3.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ out of 5.
Revised Junior Varsity Baseball Schedule
Meet Me at the Gym!
PIP hosted a Group Connection on Wednesday, March 19, in the gym at the Newman Community Center, featuring special guest Shiloh Principal Amy Jones. As a speech and language pathologist, Ms. Jones spoke with parents and grandparents about how young children develop language skills and the importance of reading. During the presentation, little ones exercised their muscles by running, tumbling, building and playing alongside their friends. Everyone enjoyed the morning spent visiting with other families, and each child went home with a new book.
Congratulations, Dr. Wilhoit, for being recognized by Prairie Press as one of their 20 under 40! The Prairie Press describes these individuals as "an exceptional group of young professionals whose dedication, leadership, and contributions are shaping the future of Edgar County."
Grades 3-5 will once again be hosting a Living History & Storybook Museum. This year, third grade will be displaying book reports in a bag, while fourth and fifth grade will be displaying their living history research projects. The event will be held in the Shiloh Multi-Purpose Room on Friday, April 25 from 2:15-2:45.
Due to the predicted severe weather this afternoon, Tri-County and Shiloh extra-curricular practices and events will be canceled this evening, including Esports, HS baseball, JH, and HS track, play practice, and softball. The district is planning to dismiss all students and staff at 2 pm. If the storm arrives during dismissal, we will keep students safe in the building and not on buses. If this is necessary, more information will be provided. If no further information is provided, please plan for a 2 pm dismissal and no afternoon/evening events.
Today Mrs. Climaco and her third grade class continued their March Madness tradition! They learned about the history, the brackets, who’s included in the tournament, how seeds are determined, and what odds and upsets are. They finished their lesson by making their own bracket. They’ll follow along through the tournament and check their guesses.
Fun fact - the odds of predicting all 63 NCAA Tournament games correctly are approximately 1 in 9,223,372,036,854,775,808, or 1 in 9.2 quintillion. Maybe third grade will have a perfect bracket this year!
Use this link to access sign-up forms for summer basketball camps. Camps are held by volunteers and are not a school-sponsored activity. Please contact jfltricounty@gmail.com with any questions.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSetp40b9oCcRXfVr-YDnzk4QH_4dBTAPuIeEBy-BOliLWQtqw/viewform?al_applink_data=%7B%22qpl_join_id%22:%22BBCA2321-5578-4B16-9B32-1D480A4FDF6C%22%7D
5th Grade learned about who set the first clock in Science this week. We learned why the clock is divided into 12 hours and how you can use the sun's position to determine the time. We made shadow clocks and tested them out on this windy afternoon. The students were amazed how well they worked!
Good Luck Raiders!
