Have a wonderful Summer break! We look forward to seeing you back in August!
Field Day and Color Wars will be held on Wednesday, May 27th. This is the last day of school and school will dismiss at 2:15. Please remember to put on sunscreen before coming to school! Summer School registration forms are due tomorrow for students that received invitations. Have a wonderful summer!
Congratulations to the HSGS/JH students that competed at the State Track Meet. Jordyn Rowe-6th Place Long Jump, 7th Place 200m. Chloe Schmidt, Caroline Duke, Trinity Frawley, and Jordyn Rowe-4th Place 4X100 Relay. We are proud of you!
Congratulations to Trinity Frawley and Cohen Anderson, the 2026 recipients of the American Legion Award! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to the HSGS/JH 8th Grade Graduating Class of 2026! Good luck in High School!
Congratulations to Mrs. Moberg! She had a surprise visit today from 25 News and was awarded the One Classroom At a Time Grant for $1000 to use for her classroom! She was nominated by Mrs. Lawson and selected as this year's recipient. She will be aired next Wednesday, April 29th at 5:00 PM with a repeat at 10:00 PM and Thursday morning. Congratulations!
If you have a child going into K, 2nd, 6th, 9th, or 12th grade for the 26-27 school year, they have health requirements that need to be met. Please click on the link below for details.
https://aptg.co/hLLdx5
https://aptg.co/hLLdx5
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Free Book-Gifting Program has been launched in Marshall County! Children birth-5 can be registered to receive FREE books that will be delivered monthly to their home. Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is dedicated to inspiring a love for reading! Scan the attached QR code to get signed up today!
Each year, two students from the outgoing class at each school throughout the region are recognized through the Starved Rock Region’s Illinois Principals Association John Ourth Breakfast @ Streator High School. These students are voted on by the staff and exhibit what it is to be a Henry-Senachwine Grade & Jr. High School student based on outstanding citizenship and academic performance. Congratulations to the 2026 recipients Aubrey Lentz and Jordyn Rowe.
HSGS/JH has been recognized for the student growth on the Illinois Assessment of Readiness (state test 3rd-8th graders take) in the areas of Math and ELA!
Guidance for when a student should stay home from school.
Don't forget you can help our school raise money year round by reminding friends and family to shop online through SchoolStore. When you buy online through participating merchants, our school earns money. Go to schoolstore.com to participate.
Suicide Prevention
The Marshall County Sheriff's Office is proud to announce a new partnership with the Linked-Autism Safety Project, an innovative program designed to improve interactions between emergency responders and individuals in the autism and special needs communities. This voluntary registration program aims to collect vital information about individuals with autism and special needs to ensure that first responders can provide the best possible assistance during emergencies. Caregivers are invited to register their loved ones either online through the Sheriff's Department website using the attached link or by visiting the Sheriff's office in person to complete a paper form. A paper form will be accessible on the school website and will be sent home with all students. Please note these forms should be returned to the Marshall County Sheriff's Department, not the school. All information provided through the linked Program will be kept secure and confidential, accessible only to the Marshall County Sheriff's Deputies and emergency responders. Each registered family will receive a Family Emergency Planning Packet. This program is available at no cost to all Marshall County residents. For any question s or further information, please contact the Marshall County Sheriff's Office.
https://marshallcountyillinois.gov/linked-program/
Cold and flu season is upon us. Please take a few minutes to review the Illinois Department of Public Health's Guidelines For Keeping Students Home From School.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KHtk2pAkTFovusuHpb7m_vWFojkQvX7e/view?usp=drive_link
Due to health concerns and scheduling, treats and snacks for any occasion must be arranged in advance with the classroom teacher. All treats and snacks must be store bought and prepackaged in individual servings. No homemade treats or snacks are allowed at school. Treats and snacks may not require refrigeration and must have a clearly printed list of ingredients on the packaging.