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
Have a great weekend, Rockets and Rocket Families!
Sharing for our friends at Princeville High School - great opportunity to help the only school in IL still vying for a chance at $1 Million grand prize. You can vote for Princeville here: https://fn5gl.t-mobile.com/vote/princeville-high-school
What's happening today at LCHS
⚽️Celebrating our seniors tonight! Thank you for your dedication to the LCHS soccer program.
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Congratulations to our 2026 LCHS Scholars! 10th-12th grade students with a cumulative GPA of 3.6 or higher were recognized for their academic achievement. Also, thank you to our guest speaker, Sarah Schreiber, for joining us last night! Sarah graduated from LCHS in 2006 and is currently a Partner at Barrett McNagny in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where she practices Employment and Labor Law.
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English II students have begun researching for their informative speeches. Today students are are working in databases and learning to use NoodleTools.
What's happening today at Limestone
Congratulations to our 2026 ILMEA District Musicians! We are proud of their accomplishments and the hard work of everyone who auditioned. Limestone had a great showing! #rocksolid
Today at LCHS
Junior math students used volume, area, and engineering concepts to build Mars rovers within the given parameters. Today we tested them on an obstacle course to see which one could move the fastest without losing its cargo.
Forensic students explored the relationship between the velocity of a person/object and the shape/frequency of blood droplets.
