Hear ye, hear ye! One of Limestone's most cherished traditions is back for its 53rd year, December 4-6th! The public ticket window for this fine event is officially open. Tickets are $40 and include a seven-course meal, accompanied by the exceptional music, storytelling, and service that make Limestone’s Madrigal Dinner such a special tradition. Cash, check, AND credit card are accepted. If you hope to pay with cash or check, enter "cashorcheck" in the promo code box at checkout. Money should be mailed to or dropped off at the school promptly after reservation. For those without internet access, bookings can still be made by calling the high school during normal business hours.
We ask that you please refrain from using electronic devices throughout the event and remember that a noble event demands noble attire. Come hungry and be punctual.
Friday, Dec 4 - arrive before 6pm, ready to be escorted
Saturday, Dec 5 - arrive before 6pm, ready to be escorted
Sunday, Dec 6 - arrive before 4pm, ready to be escorted
Please contact Adriana Bryan with any ticketing questions at abryan@limestone310.org
We ask that you please refrain from using electronic devices throughout the event and remember that a noble event demands noble attire. Come hungry and be punctual.
Friday, Dec 4 - arrive before 6pm, ready to be escorted
Saturday, Dec 5 - arrive before 6pm, ready to be escorted
Sunday, Dec 6 - arrive before 4pm, ready to be escorted
Please contact Adriana Bryan with any ticketing questions at abryan@limestone310.org
What's happening today at Limestone
Mark your calendars for next weekend and join us for the annual fall play!
AP Chemistry is celebrating Mole Day today (10/23) to celebrate the significance of Avogadro’s number: 6.02 x 10^23 atoms/molecules = 1 mole of a substance. The treats pictured were brought in by students and are on par with the Mole Day theme.
MPS students engineered modules that simulated protecting the astronauts of Artemis II during their mission in and out of the atmosphere.
Biology students swabbed and stained their cheek cells to view under a microscope.
English II classes working research papers about a person who made a positive impact on the world.
On Wednesday, 70 students participated in Western Illinois University's Public Health Safety Day.
Students Were able to choose between 12 interactive workshops Including a Drunk Driving Simulation, Canine Training, experiencing the VR VirTra training used by police around the world to train for real life situations, Terrorist Targeting, Polygraph testing and more.
Students Were able to choose between 12 interactive workshops Including a Drunk Driving Simulation, Canine Training, experiencing the VR VirTra training used by police around the world to train for real life situations, Terrorist Targeting, Polygraph testing and more.
Today is the last day to order your Rocket Rowdie spirit wear!
What's happening today at LCHS
🏐Tonight we are celebrating our seniors- Thank you for your dedication to the LCHS volleyball program!
#rocksolid
Today at LCHS
What's happening today at Limestone
What's happening today at Limestone
Advanced photo students are practicing portrait photography in anticipation of our annual Faculty Family Holiday mini photo sessions.
Forensic I students simulated blunt force trauma by hitting a sponge covered in blood. They will calculate and measure the angle of impact of three droplets.
What's happening today at LCHS
What's happening today at LCHS
Congratulations to the Marching Rockets on another great performance, earning 3rd place in class 2A at the Illinois State Marching Band Championships!
The Marching Rockets take the field to compete at the Illinois State University Marching Band Championships! #rocksolid
