Come out and support Coach Roemer on Monday, April 27th for our game against Manual High School. First pitch at 4:30pm. Bake goods on sale.
Today at LCHS
The Limestone Varsity Baseball Team beat Ottawa 11-1. Limestone is now 11-9 (0-6). Next game is Monday at Morton 7 pm.
Celebrating Senior Day for the Limestone Girls Soccer Team!
On Senior Day the Limestone Girls Soccer Team defeated Bloomington 8-2.
Wind ensemble and symphonic band perform at ISU concert band festival and receive feedback from adjudicator and former HS educator Brayer Teague #rocksolid
Your Rocket daily recap
Come out and support Coach Roemer on Monday, April 27th for our game against Manual High School. First pitch at 4:30pm. Bake goods on sale.
The Limestone Girls Soccer Team hosts Bloomington High School on Senior Day! 10am game time.
Limestone High School Esports program is hosting the IHSA Esports Sectional at 8am.
The Limestone Baseball Team hosts a double header with Ottawa at 10am.
The Limestone Girls Track Team had a good showing at the Dunlap Invite.
The Limestone baseball Team falls to Galesburg 7-6. Limestone is now 10-9. (0-6). Next game is Saturday 11am vs Ottawa (DH)
Great evening at And All That Jazz tonight at Limestone! Congrats to Mr. Rockford, Mr. Bainter and their talented students!
🎓Senior Students
Join the senior class for Senior Sunset on Wednesday, April 29th @6pm. Hope to see you there!
#rocksolid
French III/IV students made French-style grilled cheese sandwiches with Brie, fresh pear slices, and a drizzle of honey.
Anatomy students visited the Dream Center to drop off baby item donations for the Zoe House and volunteer in various areas, such as helping prep for Serve the City and cleaning the playground that students play on after school.
We are looking for a hardworking, trustworthy individual to join our Limestone family!
A.B.A.T.E. Dusty & Amy came and spoke to Driver Education classes today to discuss Motorcycle Safety and Awareness. Perfect timing with the upcoming nice Spring weather.
The Limestone IMSA Fusion program took a field trip to the Peoria International Airport for a behind-the-scenes tour and then spent the afternoon at the Marshall County Airport. With the generosity of the pilots of the Young Eagles program, each student was able to be at the controls of a small plane flying at 2500-8000 feet. While they waited their turn to fly, they were able to try their hand at landing a plane in the flight simulator.
