What's happening today at LCHS
The Limestone Boys Track Team travels to Galesburg to make up Friday's track meet. First event 4pm.
The Limestone Baseball Team plays Washington in the 3rd week of conference play. Fresh/Soph at Washington 415pm. Varsity home at 7pm.
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TICKET SALES CLOSE TOMORROW!
Get your tickets for Limestone Choirs' yearly nightclub jazz experience, "And All That Jazz." Tickets are $20 each and include appetizers, drinks, as well as jazz sets from Blue Notes, White Tones, student jazz solos, and a professional combo. We also invite Limestone jazz bands and improv class. You do not want to miss this event! Ticket sales close on April 20th. Get yours today at limestonetickets.com !
Today at Limestone...
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It's a great day to be a Rocket!
Prom Night! Enjoy and be safe!
The Limestone Freshmen Baseball Team travels to Galesburg for a 10am game.
Spanish students spent class breaking the cascarones (confetti eggs) they had made over each other's heads. This represents good luck and is a Mexican and Mexican-American tradition done for Easter, graduation, and other celebrations.
Congratulations to Mara Cletcher on being named March's Rock Solid Student of the Month!
Health students ended their nutrition unit with a food truck project. For the project, they have to relate their food truck items to the Choose My Plate model and create a food label for one of their items.
MPS students designed egg drop projects during class.
Students used their Microsoft Word skills to design bingo cards before they played.
Reading Strategies students worked on vocabulary and critical thinking skills by playing Apples to Apples.
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Forensics II students built and burned down structures to complete an arson investigation.
Want to try out for cheerleading? Don't miss out!
There's nothing more rewarding for a teacher than watching a student who has mastered a skill volunteer to help a student who is still learning it.
