What's happening today at Limestone
The Limestone Softball Team will hold tryouts in the AUX gym at 3pm.
White Cobras came in #1 in today's dodgeball tournament!
Thank you for coming out and supporting Easterseals!
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What's happening today at LCHS
Enjoy your weekend, Rockets and Rocket Families!
The Limestone Scholastic Bowl Team hosts the Masonic Academic Bowl Sectional at 8am.
DLR students are learning how to use the poly line tool in Google drawings to make mosaics
Congratulations to sophomore Raegan Monroe, January's Rock Solid Student of the Month!
Happy Food Fair Day!
Thank you to the McSimov family and friends for sharing their story with students today.
Science students learned from guest speaker Jack Jester about what it takes to be a storm chaser, tornado information, and personal stories from his experiences.
Unified Cheer poses with the cheer mouse from Room 9!
Congratulations to the badminton tournament champions!
French III and IV students were busy today making crepe batter in preparation for Food Fair.
This week, our own Bartonville police chief graciously spoke with 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-year French classes. He spoke about growing up in French- speaking Quebec, and we compared Quebecois French with European French.
As part of our Mardi Gras celebrations, the French classes made masks.
Today's Events
Senior Jack Bentley was a recipient of the Lincoln Senior Award. The Lincoln Senior Award is presented annually to one graduating senior from each high school in Peoria County who demonstrates high qualities of character, conduct, and scholarship that were associated with Abraham Lincoln.
Chemistry students are learning about energy interactions with matter. Students observed and studied this phenomenon by making a craft with beads that changed color in the presence of UV radiation and glow-in-the-dark beads. The color that the beads turn, and their glow-in-the-dark nature, gave students insight into the energy and matter interaction that is occurring. These creations will serve as a constant reminder to students of some fundamental principles in their quantum chemistry unit.
Painting students studied the line paintings of Vincent Van Gogh and are now painting monochrome landscapes in his style.
