Iroquois Boys Soccer, win number 1, and a region win ta'boot! Homecoming weekend; JH Boys Football, Varsity Football, Girls Cross Country, Boys Cross Country, and Boys Soccer brought home victories!!
over 3 years ago, Carl Zimmerman
9/18/2021
Boys and Girls Varsity Cross Country are the winners at PSB! Keep the wins coming Braves!!
over 3 years ago, Carl Zimmerman
1st place for the Boys and Girls XCOUNRTY @ PSB
Today's Jr. High Football game agains Cochranton will be live streamed. Watch the boys at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/cochranton-area-high-school-cochranton-pa. Gametime is 4pm
over 3 years ago, Principal Wilson
There will be a meeting for student grades 7-12 on Tuesday, September 14, 2021 for anyone interested in being a part of the school play this year. Student will meet the new advisor and have a conversation about the upcoming play(s).
over 3 years ago, Principal Wilson
Let's get excited! Homecoming is a week away and we have a lot of fun activities coming up! Homecoming Assembly: Wednesday, September 15th at 2:15pm in the Auditorium where the Homecoming King and Queen will be announced. Homecoming Parade: Wednesday, September 15th at 5:30pm with the Homecoming Bonfire immediately following from 6-7:30pm Homecoming Game: Thursday, September 16th at 7pm against Kennedy Catholic (Game @ Harborcreek High school), Homecoming Dance: Saturday, September 18th from 7-10pm
over 3 years ago, Jeannene Willow- Assistant Principal
Iroquois girls soccer is warming up for their home opener with Fairview. Game time is 1 pm, at 800 Water Street, sports passes are available for the 2021 season at the gate, GO BRAVES!
over 3 years ago, Carl Zimmerman
Girls soccer home opener 2021
The football game scheduled for this Friday, September 3rd, at Saegertown has been cancelled. Enjoy the long holiday weekend.
over 3 years ago, Carl Zimmerman
In consideration of the masking mandate for all schools, Iroquois students will be required to wear a face-covering when inside the school building. A face covering means a covering of the nose and mouth that is secured to the head with ties, straps, or loops over the ears or wrapped around the lower face. It must completely cover the nose and mouth. Face shields are NOT an acceptable face-covering due to the open spaces that do not protect against the spreading of respiratory droplets. The only exemptions in place for public schools are: particular medical conditions, performing tasks when a mask would cause an unsafe condition, inability to remove a mask without assistance, those younger than two, anyone participating in a sport or certain other activities such as playing musical instruments. Erie County has rescinded religious exemption of indoor masking. Thank you and we appreciate your help in following state and local guidelines on masking. For additional information/updates visit: https://www.iroquoissd.org/page/covid-19-district-info
over 3 years ago, Carl Zimmerman
A message from Chris Wise, the Band Director at Iroquois: I would like to invite you to attend our next Band Booster Meeting on Tuesday 8/24 at 6:45 PM in the High School Band Room. Traditionally, our boosters have supported our marching band with much behind-the-scene help. We would like to extend our booster program to include all band member grownups from 5th grade through 12th grade to support the entire program. We hope to see you there! Go Braves!
over 3 years ago, Jeannene Willow- Assistant Principal
The Iroquois School District Board of Directors will be voting on the District’s 2021-2022 Health and Safety Plan. A draft of the plan which is up for approval on August 17th is posted at the following link. This plan is required to be posted on our District’s website. If you would like to make any comments on this draft, please email your comments to HealthSafety@iroquois.iu5.org. You can view the draft here: https://bit.ly/3CTTN06
over 3 years ago, Jennifer Foutz
This is a reminder that Iroquois High School will be closed on Friday, August 6th for cleaning. Also, student schedules are now live on Infinite Campus. Please be advised that these schedules are subject to change due to changing COVID restrictions. For any concerns with a schedule, contact your guidance counselor at 814-899-7643 ext 1532.
over 3 years ago, Principal Wilson
More photographs of our amazing TechnipFMC volunteers!
over 3 years ago, Jennifer Foutz
Volunteers hard at work!
Volunteers hard at work!
Volunteers hard at work!
Volunteers hard at work!
IES wants to extend a special thank you to TechnipFMC, one of the Iroquois Elementary School Community School Corporate Partners, for their hard work and dedication to our faculty and students. Representatives from TechnipFMC are working hard to help move furniture back into the IES classrooms in preparation for the first day of school. Thank you so much, TechnipFMC for showing us what community is all about!
over 3 years ago, Jennifer Foutz
Volunteers hard at work!
Volunteers hard at work!
Volunteers hard at work!
Volunteers hard at work!
Attention Iroquois Families! We are currently enrolling Kindergarten students for the upcoming school year. If your child will be five years old by September 1, 2021, he/she is eligible for Kindergarten for the 2021-2022 school year. You can register your student for Kindergarten by stopping in to the Iroquois Elementary School office to pick up a packet, calling (814) 899-7643 x 2001 and requesting a packet be mailed to you, or visiting https://bit.ly/3wC57tI to download a packet. We look forward to welcoming your student to Kindergarten this fall! If you have any questions regarding enrollment, please contact the IES office. Thank you!
over 3 years ago, Jennifer Foutz
Good afternoon Iroquois families! As we begin to prepare for the upcoming school year, we want to ensure that our student devices are updated and ready for the Fall. That being said, if you are still in possession of a school provided device (for example, a chromebook, iPad, mobile hotspot, MacBook, etc.), please return the device to the Iroquois Elementary School office beginning on Monday, July 12 between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:30 PM. Thank you!
over 3 years ago, Jennifer Foutz
Kelvin Jefferson Boys Basketball Camps at Gannon University will be held July 12-15 and August 2-5. Students ages 9-14 are invited. Cost is $175. Register at www.gannonsports.com. Select "Camps", select "Mens Basketball". For more information contact Jordan Martz at Martz010@gannon.edu or call 814-871-7212.
over 3 years ago, Jeannene Willow- Assistant Principal
Attention VLN Cyber Students in grades K-6: Iroquois Elementary School has purchased optional summer enrichment kits for all students during the summer months. Interested cyber families may pick up a free summer enrichment kit at the IES office between June 11th and June 30th. As a reminder, all Iroquois School District technology and textbooks used in the cyber program must be returned within the same timeline. If you have any questions, please call the IES office at 814 899-7643 EXT 2000. Thank you!
over 3 years ago, Jennifer Foutz
GRADUATION - Please enjoy the live stream feed of our 2021 Graduation Ceremony starting tonight at 7pm. https://youtu.be/A-WnUw7gUVM
over 3 years ago, Principal Wilson
COVID19 VACCINES - This Saturday, June 5th, Walmart will be hosting the free vaccine clinic at Iroquois High School. Please enter through lobby doors between the hours of 10am-1pm. Minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. No appointments are needed and it is open to all students and families ages 12 and older. You are asked to bring insurance information if it is available. If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Karen Barringer at the Ext. 6109. Thank you.
over 3 years ago, Principal Wilson
The Iroquois School District would like to hold a COVID Vaccine Clinic on site Saturday, June 5th. This event would be for all Iroquois community members over the age of 12. In order to facilitate this program with our local Walmart Pharmacy we are asking you to complete the interest survey located on the school district website. Responses must be received by Friday, May 28.
over 3 years ago, Jennifer Foutz