Iroquois Jr./Sr. High School -

Wednesday March 21st. I.H.S. WEAR YOUR CRAZY/ COLORFUL SOCKS! - World Down Syndrome Day is marked each year on March 21, beginning in 2007. The 21st day of March was selected to signify the uniqueness of the triplication of the 21st chromosome which causes Down syndrome. The General Assembly of the United Nations has decided to observe it each year since 2012. So, wear your crazy socks tomorrow!

Today's Volleyball game vs General McLane has been canceled. The Junior High Volleyball team will not have practice after school today.

IHS Drama Presents Mamma Mia this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. (March 21-23) All shows begin at 7PM. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at the door. Come and enjoy a fun night of musical theatre and support our students.

Last week the following students demonstrated that they have a "Heart of a Brave": Elliot M., Trenton W., Shane L., Christian M., Kyra-Ann G., Kyra S., and Brooke A. The positive little things that you are doing have not gone unnoticed. Go Braves!!

The Iroquois Trade Fair was a huge success. There were students hired on the spot yesterday. A big thank you to Mrs. Weber and all of her helpers!

Students from Mrs. Kidds CHS Development Early Childhood class working in the kindergarten at Iroquois Elementary School. The older students learned to work with students while the younger students worked on reading, letter sounds, and writing out words. "I think this is one of the most rewarding things I have done in my teaching career- my students are so impressive and make me so proud! I love watching how engaged they are with the kindergarten students- I could not have envisioned a better outcome than what I am seeing." - Mrs. Kidd

2024 Iroquois High School Trades Fair: On Thursday, March 14th from 12:30-2:30 PM students from Iroquois, Harbor Creek, North East, and General McLane will have the opportunity to speak with over 30 vendors from the area. Vendors in attendance will be companies that have certificates, apprenticeships, and on-the-job training. UPMC, AHN, Electrical Workers, Roofers, Plumbers, Steamfitters, Brick Layers, Allied Crafters, Border Patrol: just to name a few. Special guest Senator Dan Laughlin will be in attendance. Contact Angela Weber with questions: 814-460-0433

Last week the following student demonstrated that they have a "Heart of a Brave": Loagen G., Jazlyn W., Emily R., Anastasia S., Kelly H., Elliot M., James C., Nakyeem A., Time W., Veronic T., Derikson P., Robert L., and Saed C. The positive little things that you are doing have not gone unnoticed. Go Braves!!

PIAA State Playoff Tickets will go on sale at 1 pm today. Tickets are limited and available on a first-come basis, visit to purchase https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?from=hellobar . Ticket sales are online only, cash tickets are NOT available.

NHS book sale is ready. See you tomorrow 9am-12:30pm in the high school lobby!

Yearbook Purchase/Senior Ads The Yearbook staff is excited to invite you to purchase the 2023 – 2024 Iroquois Jr. / Sr. High Yearbook. Please follow this link to purchase your copy today! Additionally, if you are the parent or guardian of a senior, buy an ad to recognize and congratulate your child’s achievements in the 2024 Yearbook! If you follow this link and select “Yearbook Recognition Ads,” you can create and pay for your ad online. The site is mobile optimized so that you can create the ad anywhere. The deadline to order an ad is Friday, March 22, so don’t wait to get started! This email is being sent to everyone, regardless of whether you have already ordered a yearbook. If you think that you have already ordered one and would like to confirm, please call Jostens at (877) 767 - 5217. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. DeSalvo at mdesalvo@iroquois.iu5.org.

Iroquois Boys Basketball advances to the District 10 Championship with the 54-41 victory over Eisenhower.

I.H.S. Basketball. The Braves take on Eisenhower tonight a 6 PM at General Mclane H.S. for D10 playoff basketball. We would like to see you all there to support our boys.

Mrs. Chrapowicz's 10th Grade Honors ELA classes have teamed up to create something special for the little ones at the Elementary School - a cool children's book! Picture this: a bunch of teenagers getting together to show that love isn't just one thing - it's all sorts of awesome acts. And how are they doing it? With a sprinkle of alliteration and a dash of rhyme, of course! They took their book, L is for Love, to the kindergarteners last week where Miranda Kaiser and Ember Kemp read to the classes. Mrs. Chrapowicz's crew isn't just reading and studying books; they're making books to share their love of reading with the kids at the Elementary school!

Last week the following student demonstrated that they have a "Heart of a Brave": Olivia M. The positive little things that you are doing have not gone unnoticed. Go Braves!!

Iroquois Boys Basketball with the upset over #3 Lakeview 53-49. The Braves will play Eisenhower next week.

Last week the following students demonstrated that they have a "Heart of a Brave": Alissa T., Karina R., Destiny B., Hayden B., Raymon C., James C., Kendra F., Brody L., Abigail R., Mila G., and Habiba M. The positive little things that you are doing have not gone unnoticed. Go Braves!!

Last week the following students demonstrated that they have a "Heart of a Brave": Grayson S., Karina R., Veronica H., and Alexis J. The positive little things that you are doing have not gone unnoticed. Go Braves!!

At the high school, there were almost 50 students who had perfect attendance for the first semester, that's amazing!! To reward these students, our attendance monitoring team put together a little social gathering for the students. Last Friday during tutorial, these students got to jam out to some music, play corn hole and slam ball, and enjoy an ice-cream sundae. Way to go Braves!!

Last week the following students demonstrated that they have a "Heart of a Brave": Nick C., Christian K., Devin B., and Harrison H. The positive little things that you are doing have not gone unnoticed. Go Braves!!