Shiloh Pre-K through 2nd Grade thank Mr. Lonnie and Mr. Dick for our AWESOME sand boxes! WE LOVE THEM!!!
October 21 marked the end of the 1st quarter. Junior high students went to Lincoln Trail State Park or stayed at Shiloh to do STEM/team-building activities and complete work.
Scholastic Book Fair in three weeks!
November 14-18
eWallet: a safe, cashless way to shop the fair
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/shilohhighschool
Reminder:
Thursday, October 27th is a 2:05 dismissal and Friday, October 28th there is NO SCHOOL for parent-teacher conferences.
Shiloh sends a big "thank you" to Hume Christian Church. They donated tons of brand new comfy pants for our students.
Mr. Allen's 8th grade Social Studies class has been studying the presidents. They presented their information in character as their chosen president.
Mrs. Climaco and Mrs. Milburn brought 2nd and 3rd graders to the Pumpkin Patch.
On October 14 Spanish Club attended the International Festival in Indianapolis.
From nationalitiescouncil.org:
...the festival is designed to feed the body, mind, and spirit with tempting foods, educational experiences, and artistic performances from every continent. Volunteers in traditional dress in dozens of booths share stories of their ethnic heritage and many offer authentic foods and displays of cultural items. ...One of the primary missions of the International Festival is to provide students and teachers with an enriching cultural and educational experience. These students will have a unique opportunity to learn about diversity and explore their own ethnic roots as they “travel” the festival using student passports.
We want to keep you up-to-date with information from the Edgar County Health Department (ECPHD):
Bivalent Boosters are now available for individuals 5 years and older. For more information read the attached FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) sheet provided by the Illinois Department of Public Health. ECPHD carries the Moderna primary series for those ages 6 months and older and the Moderna bivalent booster for those ages 6 years and older.
A letter from Superintendent Myers:
At Shiloh CUSD #1, we work diligently to keep students safe and maintain open lines of communication with our families. It’s extremely important for us to make sure you have the facts directly from us.
The district implemented our Threat Assessment Plan when we became aware a student had created a list with names of students he wanted to harm because he felt they were being unkind to him. Our counselor and administration interviewed the student and determined the student did not possess any weapons and never intended to carry out the threat. The Sheriff's office was notified per our safety plan.
While I understand situations like this can be unsettling, I assure you Shiloh CUSD #1 takes this matter seriously. We are confident it is safe for students to attend school and that nobody is in danger. The safety and security of our students is our top priority, and we will always do everything we can to ensure every child feels safe in our buildings.
Out of an abundance of caution, the district will continue to monitor this situation closely. We have plans and procedures in place for situations like this and continue to follow them.
I also want to take this opportunity to talk about the bigger picture and how situations like this reinforce the dangers of spreading misinformation on social media as well as the importance of practicing kindness. There were falsehoods shared about this incident on social media that are damaging to the people involved. Please talk to your child and model appropriate behavior concerning social media use and how our words, even online, can be hurtful to others.
In addition, I think this situation highlights that kindness matters. We never want any student to feel bullied and turn to an extreme measure like this. We want everyone, students and adults, in our buildings to always treat others with respect.
To close, we have wonderful students, caring staff and supportive families in our communities. Let’s all work together and continue to build upon our successes. Thank you for your patience and support.
This message is for JH Boys Basketball parents:
JH Boys will begin practice at 2:15 today when school is dismissed. The shuttle will run and will leave Shiloh around 4:15 to drop off at towns.
Elementary and Junior High students are invited to dress up in recognition of Red Ribbon Week.
Monday, October 24: Put drugs to sleep-wear pajamas
Tuesday, October 25: Keep your future bright-wear sunglasses
Wednesday, October 26: Put a cap on drugs-wear a hat
Thursday, October 27: Drugs take a holiday-dress like a holiday
From RedRibbon.org: The 2022 Red Ribbon theme is “Celebrate Life. Live Drug Free.™" The theme is a reminder that everyday Americans across the country make significant daily contributions to their communities by being the best they can be because they live Drug-Free!
Reminder: Today is a 2:05 early dismissal.
On Friday, November 11 at 8:30 am the Jr Beta Club will host a Veterans Day program in the gym. We welcome anyone from the community to attend, especially area veterans.
Veterans, please join us in the board room for donuts, coffee, and juice starting at 8:00 am.
On October 19 the high school hosted NHS induction and distributed academic letters. To earn an academic letter the student must have a 3.5 GPA for 3 consecutive semesters.
Current NHS members:
Kaylin Williams
Kelsey Luth
Brenden Cash
Levi Eads
Zoey Burton
Jacob Smith
Mollie Pollock
Inductees:
Thaylee Barry
Tyler Hutchinson
Josie Armstrong
Kenzie Hales
Mara Bosch
Emily Milburn
Samantha McClain
Dallas Cary
Briana Reese
Academic Letters:
Blake Melton
Brenden Cash
Briana Reese
Briton Tischer
Dallas Cary
Emily Milburn
Holden Crank
Jacob Smith
Josie Armstrong
Kaiden Cooper
Kaylee Ruff
Kaylin Williams
Kelsey Luth
Kenzie Hales
Levi Eads
Mara Bosch
Mollie Pollock
Payton Vezina
Samantha McClain
Thaylee Barry
Tyler Hutchinson
Will Morris
Zoey Burton
This letter is to notify you that Shiloh is experiencing Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD). At this time, the illness is specific to our preschool students. It is common in infants and children; however, older children and adults can also catch it.
The key to preventing HFMD is to practice good personal hygiene and maintain a clean environment. Once the infection occurs, prompt attention will keep it under control and prevent it from spreading.
Even if only one family member has HFMD, everyone in the household should follow the same sanitary regimen. We should all wash regularly with soap and water.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you can contact our school nurse, Kara Bosch, at 217-531-1850 extension 1019.
https://5il.co/1jj70
JUNIOR HIGH families, please check your email (or Email Logs on TeacherEase) for a link to set up Parent-Teacher Conferences.
If you would like to have a conference, use the link emailed October 13 to pick the available appointment that works best for you. Please sign up by October 25.
Junior high teachers are going to be scheduled in one room for conferences so that you can meet with everyone available at once.
If possible, please bring your JH student with for his/her conference.
We look forward to seeing you!
Our phones are now back up and working. Thank you all for your patience.
Our phones are down this morning. Our provider is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. Please email the offices with any communications at weber-hallj@shiloh1.org or barrya@shiloh1.org.