The safety and well-being of our students is our top priority. In accordance with state law (Erin's Law), HSGS/JH will be hosting an age-appropriate personal safety and child sexual abuse prevention presentation for all students on Wednesday, November 4th, Monday, November 16th, and Wednesday, November 18th.
Since 2013, Erin's Law has required all Illinois schools to provide age-appropriate child sexual abuse prevention education annually for K-12 students. Freedom House partners with local school districts to help schools meet this requirement. These lessons are designed to empower children by teaching them how to stay safe, set healthy boundaries, and seek help from trusted adults. The topics covered include: Understanding the difference between safe and unsafe touches, identifying personal boundaries, and naming trusted adults at home and at school.
If you prefer that your child NOT participate in this specific lesson, please complete and return the opt-out form that is being sent home with students today by Monday, November 2nd. Students who opt out will be provided with an alternative, supervised educational activity during this time.
Thank you for your continued partnership in keeping our children safe.
13 days ago, Angie Merboth
HSGS/JH students rocked their Fall MAP Benchmark testing! Students surpassed their goal of 80% of students at or above the 25th%ile in the areas of Math and Reading. Not only did they meet that goal but 80% of students were at or above the 25th%ile in all four areas of testing: Math, Reading, Language, and Science. All students enjoyed an ice cream treat. The students with the top scores made Mrs. Merboth a human sundae!
16 days ago, Angie Merboth
I want to personally thank all the families who have already participated in our SchoolStore program! We are on our way to reaching our goal, but we need everyone's help to make sure our teachers get the essential tools they need to help our students succeed. If your family has not participated, there's still time!
This safe and easy program is 100% online so there is no face-to-face selling, collecting money, or delivering products. Your child will receive a prize just for participating, and more prizes will be awarded when goals are reached.
Please help now. It really will make a difference.
Go to
https://www.schoolstore.net/sid.t?0000176014 to show our valued teachers your support.
about 1 month ago, Angie Merboth
Cardinal Corps Club will start selling bracelets and key chains before school and at all home games. They say "Cardinals" on one side. "We all matter" on the other side. Inside: Be respectful, responsible and safe! Bracelets are $2.00 and key chains are $3.00. Thank you for supporting the Cardinal Corps Club.
about 2 months ago, Angie Merboth
Henry-Senachwine Cardinals Choose Joy!
3 months ago, Angie Merboth
2026-2027 Henry-Senachwine CUSD #5 Calendar
4 months ago, Angie Merboth
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/hLLdx58 months ago, Angie Merboth
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!
8 months ago, Angie Merboth
9 months ago, Angie Merboth
Guidance for when a student should stay home from school.
about 1 year ago, Angie Merboth
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.
about 1 year ago, Angie Merboth
Suicide Prevention
over 1 year ago, Angie Merboth
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/
almost 2 years ago, Angie Merboth
about 2 years ago, Angie Merboth
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.
about 3 years ago, Angie Merboth
