Iroquois Jr./Sr. High School -

Prom Court 2020! Online voting will be open on Monday, May 4th at 8am! Juniors and Seniors will vote for 4 boys & 4 girls in their grade. Voting ends on Friday, May 8th at 3pm! Look for the link here and on TEAMS soon!

Some of our National Honor Society members have offered tutoring in a variety of subject areas for struggling students. Information will be posted soon on TEAMS pages!

Senior Spotlight: Zachary Jackula After graduation, Zachary will be leaving for boot camp. He has committed to serving his country in the United States Marine Corp. #onefamily

Senior Spotlight: Joseph Westcott After graduation, Joe plans to attend Cleveland State University where he will major in health science on a pre-med course. From there he hopes to go on to medical school. #onefamily

Senior Spotlight: Jenna Fachetti After graduation, Jenna plans to attend Mercyhurst University to major in Psychology. Her hopes are to go into the field as a crime analyst. #onefamily

Senior Spotlight: Breeana Boyer After graduation, Breanna is planning on attending college at Gannon or Penn State Behrend to major in special education or nursing. She also plans to continue cheerleading through college. #onefamily

Senior Spotlight: Thomas Sigler After graduation from Iroquois and Vo-tech, Thomas plans to join an apprenticeship program to become an electrical engineer. #onefamily

Senior Spotlight: Miranda Wisniewski Miranda is currently working at Walmart. She plans to attend Mercyhurst University upon graduation where she will be working towards a degree in Pre-K through 8th grade teaching. #onefamily

AP Students:Join free AP classes & review sessions on YouTube to prepare for the exam: youtube.com/advancedplacement. AP Exams are 5/11–5/22. See the exam schedule: https://apcoronavirusupdates.collegeboard.org/students/taking-ap-exams/ap-exam-schedule

Senior Spotlight: Haydenne Miller After graduation, Haydenne will be attending Seton Hill University as member of the honors program. Her major is currently undecided. #onefamily

Senior Spotlight: Dominic Wesley After graduation, Dominic is going to run track and cross country at Point Park University on a sport’s scholarship. His major is currently undecided. #onefamily

Are you #ProudToBeABrave? Join in the fun and show some school spirit for the month of May!

There's a mtg for ALL seniors Tue, 4/28 at 1pm via Zoom. Admin will discuss prom and graduation with you. Click on the link and enter the access info on Ms. Cammarata’s Teams pg to join the meeting. You can ask questions and provide input. We look forward to "seeing" you!

Please call the High School Office today by 11:30am to request a packet of work for April 27-May 8. These packets will be distributed on Tuesday, April 28th from 9-11am. If you have a device and internet accessible to you, please complete the work online. Thank you!

HEY SRS! 2 NEW Scholarships are available! Class of '79 Mem. Scholarship and The Ryan Johnson Mem. Scholarship. Apps are on our website with other scholarships. Check eligibility requirements. Both apps are due to Mrs. Cashdollar via email by 5/1/20. dcashdollar@iroquois.iu5.org

Meal distribution will occur on Tuesdays & Fridays each week from 9–11 AM at both sites. Tuesday distribution will include breakfast & lunch for 3 days (Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday). Friday distribution will include breakfast & lunch for 4 days (Friday/Saturday/Sunday/Monday).

ISD has a new page titled COVID-19 DISTRICT INFO on our website for all things affected by COVID-19, including meal distributions, Continuity of Education Plan, etc. The page is located at the top of the District's website menu. Please check daily for any new information.

We miss our Iroquois students! Here is a video for all of you. Thank you to Ms. Hickey, Mrs. Peebles, and Mrs. Hickernell for putting this together! #onefamily https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQLptwsTgE0

Yearbook delivery is expected at the beginning of June, but that depends on whether the publishing company can keep producing/stay open with a reduced staff. We are working on a way to safely distribute yearbooks. Information will be posted online when it becomes available.

NEW GRADING SCALE --- 100% - Students do at least 75% of the work with reasonable accuracy 83% - Students do at least 50% of the work with reasonable accuracy 70% - Students do less than 50% of the work