Mechanical Design II students fabricated their gravity grappling claws in the welding shop after creating numerous laser-cut prototypes. The next phase of the project will be powder coating.
Thank you to The Hambrick Foundation for awarding a grant to our unified program. Special guest Jaimie Springer was on hand for the grand reveal of a new bicycle for the program.
Carpentry students grout tile and cut rafters.
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The Limestone Boys Track team travels to ISU for the Cogdal Relays. First event 4pm.
The Limestone Girls Track team opened the Indoor season at ISU with the Cogdal Relays. Sophia Pauli finished 2nd in Pole Vault with a 3.29m vault. The 4x400 team consisting of Pilgrim, Pauli, Otis-Lewis & King finished 4th. Good opening meet for the Rockets.
Don't forget to dress for Wild, Wild Respect Week!
Dawn Rendleman (LCHS alumnus) spoke with anatomy students about the field of physical therapy, the different paths within that field, and what a day in the life of a PTA looks like.
Health students welcomed Officer Ott as a guest speaker to wrap up their unit on conflict, conflict resolution, and violence. He began by sharing his background in law enforcement, explaining his training, daily responsibilities, and experiences working with teens in our school and community. Students learned how real-life situations often start as small conflicts that can quickly escalate when poor decisions are made.
He also discussed how violence, threats, and poor choices can impact not only individuals but families and the entire community. Students were then given the opportunity to ask open-ended questions, which led to honest conversations about safety, peer pressure, legal consequences, and how to handle challenging situations responsibly.
He also discussed how violence, threats, and poor choices can impact not only individuals but families and the entire community. Students were then given the opportunity to ask open-ended questions, which led to honest conversations about safety, peer pressure, legal consequences, and how to handle challenging situations responsibly.
Limestone Community High School proudly presents "Anything Goes", Cole Porter’s sparkling musical comedy filled with romance, mistaken identities, and high-seas hijinks. Set aboard the S.S. American, this fast-paced adventure follows stowaway Billy Crocker as he pursues the love of heiress Hope Harcourt, all while aided (and occasionally complicated) by nightclub singer Reno Sweeney and a colorful cast of passengers.
With witty dialogue, dazzling dance numbers, and unforgettable songs like "Anything Goes", "I Get a Kick Out of You", and "You’re the Top", this Broadway classic is a delightful celebration of love, laughter, and the timeless glamour of the Golden Age of musical theatre.
Click the link to purchase tickets: https://www.vancoevents.com/us/events/landing/63810
With witty dialogue, dazzling dance numbers, and unforgettable songs like "Anything Goes", "I Get a Kick Out of You", and "You’re the Top", this Broadway classic is a delightful celebration of love, laughter, and the timeless glamour of the Golden Age of musical theatre.
Click the link to purchase tickets: https://www.vancoevents.com/us/events/landing/63810
What's happening at LCHS
The Limestone Girls Track team starts the indoor season with the Cogdal Relays hosted by Illinois State University. First event at 4pm.
Don't forget to dress for Wild, Wild Respect Week!
Senator Dave Koehler spoke to student council, Early College APS, and AP US History students and answered their questions.
Thank you to Dustin, Shirley, and Sonya from Peoria/Tazwell A.B.A.T.E.! They gave a great presentation to driver's education students about motorcycle awareness and safety.
English II Honors students are reading Act V, the final act of Shakespeare’s Macbeth this week.
Students meet up in the library before school to work on homework, check out books, and catch up with one another before the day begins.
Unified PE kicked off Wild, Wild Respect Week with a rodeo! The class had a lasso station, barrel racing, pin the tail on the cow, and a boot coloring contest.
Bradley University's Unified Club played a new kickball game with the LCHS Unified PE class and spoke about what unified looks like at the college level.
StudCo reps got the chance to absorb the impact of the LCHS campaign for EasterSeals by listening to Kristie McSimov's speech from food fair and displaying the signs from the grand total reveal.
