HSGS/JH will host Open House/Orientation on Monday, August 18th for all students entering K-8 for the 25-26 school year. K-5 will be from 5:30-6:30 and 6-8 from 6:30-7:30. 6-8 parents and students should report to the gym at 6:30 for a brief introduction. School supplies may be dropped off at this time. We look forward to welcoming you to the 25-26 school year!
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Henry-Senachwine CUSD #5 has partnered with OSF HealthCare to offer student athletes a chance to complete their 25-26 sports physicals aboard the King Care-A-Van! Appointment sign up day will be held at HSHS on July 29th 10 a.m-1 p.m. Please bring IESA Sports Physical Form and insurance card to sign up day. Please note, cash will not be accepted. Credit cards may be used for any copays. Appointment day will be held on August 5th 9 a.m.-3 p.m. If you attended sign up day, please adhere to those appointment timeframes. Walk up appointments will be accepted on the day of the event. Please note, a sports physical does not meet the requirement for a 6th grade or 9th grade school physical. Parents should contact the child's primary care physician to schedule a school physical. Visit osfoncall.org/kingcav to learn more.
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HSGS/JH summer school begins on Monday, July 21st. Students do not need to bring any supplies with them. Students will enter and exit through the HSGS/JH main doors. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to the session to enjoy the provided breakfast/snack. Students should be picked up promptly following their session(s). Students that signed up for district transportation will receive additional information. See you on Monday!
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Henry-Senachwine Grade & Jr. High School 2025-2026 online registration for all returning students PreK-8 opens on Monday, July 21st. Sign in to your parent TeacherEase account to complete the registration process. Please note this is for returning students only. New students should contact the office for registration information. Class placement and student schedules will be available beginning August 1st and will be released in the order of registration. The registration process must be complete in order to receive class placement/student schedule. Please contact the office for any questions. 309-364-2531. We look forward to welcoming students back for the 25-26 school year!
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Stretch your grocery budget with Summer EBT. Receive $120 per child to spend on food this summer. Visit SummerEBT.org for more information.
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Free Summer Meals for all children 18 years and under. Visit WeGotYouIllinois.org or call 800-359-2163 for more information.
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Suicide Prevention
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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/
5 months ago, Angie Merboth
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
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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.
almost 2 years ago, Angie Merboth