Back by demand, the Spirit Wear sale is now back open for anyone who missed the opportunity to get the latest gear! Use this link https://fancloth.shop/YSGPU
When checking out, indicate Speech and Debate Team or Mrs. Peebles as credit for the sale. Sale ends Friday, October 30. Items ordered will be mailed directly to you within three weeks of the close of the sale. Please contact Mrs. Peebles with any questions.
Please see letter from District administration regarding October 19 positive COVID case confirmed at High School. Link to letter: https://5il.co/m9dq
GROUP PICTURES - Mon, October 19 is DAY 2 for Sports, Clubs, and Activities photo day in the Weight Room. Because of Covid, this is organized a little differently this year. Students will NOT be photographed as a whole group but as an individual from three different angles. Students in more than one club only need to go down to get a picture taken for the first club listed on the schedule. That stock photo will be reused for each club group photo
Any athlete in a Fall sport who missed their time on Wednesday should bring their uniform with them for the pictures on Monday. The posted schedule can be found on Schoology.
See new Meal Distribution Information and Directives for 2020-21 School Year at the following link: /o/iroquois-school-district/page/covid-19-district-info
Yearbook BACK-TO-SCHOOL Sale – Offer ends Oct 16
· Order now for the lowest price!
· Pre-order your yearbook and SAVE. Get up to four free icons with the purchase of one life of personalization.
Click on this link to order now.
Web Link
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https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1045213/Iroquois-Jr-Sr-High-School/2021-Yearbook/20200704041552617146/CATALOG_SHOP/
Just a reminder that tomorrow is the last day to order additional Zombie Run gear!
https://phantomshirts.com/zombie_run/shop/home.
Our October Elite Braves! Congratulations James, Brodie, Emma, Madison, Leah, and Chase!
Leah Moreland, Grade 10
Clubs and/or Sports: I am involved in soccer and jacket club.
What do you love about Iroquois? I love the atmosphere of Iroquois. Most of the teachers I've gotten a chance to have are kind, positive, and try their best to set you up for success.
What are your future aspirations? After high school I plan to either join the Police Academy or go to college for criminal justice, to become a State Trooper.
What teacher has made the most impact on you and why?
Ms. Glennon because whenever I had a bad day she knew how to cheer me up and she is one of the sweetest people you will ever meet.
Favorite Quote: Never let success get to your head and never let disappointment get to your heart. -Kelley O'Hara
Chase Reeves, Grade 11.
Clubs and/or Sports: Cheerleading, Cross Country, & Track and Field
What do you love about Iroquois?
I love how all of the teachers are always so kind and patient with their students.
What are your future aspirations?
I plan to graduate from Erie County Technical School get my license in cosmetology and then go to college for 10-12 years dermatology. I really like anything to do with beauty, but I absolutely love skin care.
What teacher has made the most impact on you and why?
The teacher that has made the most impact on me is probably Mr. Zimmerman because he’s helped me on assignments when I’ve need
Favorite Quote: “If there is no struggle, there is no progress.”
SCHOOLOGY - in this current pandemic, it is the expectation of the administration and staff and Iroquois High School that the students utilize Schoology to keep up with their classwork while not in attendance. This expectation is for all missed days including family vacations, medical absences, and out of school suspensions. Students returning will be held accountable for any missed work upon their return.
Emma McGranor, Grade 8.
Clubs and/or Sports:
I play travel softball for the Lake Erie Diamonds
What do you love about Iroquois?
How nice everyone is, and just how nice all the teachers are.
What are your future aspirations?
I want to go into the Airforce or Coast Guard and then I would like to become a pediatrician.
What teacher has made the most impact on you and why?
Mrs. Bandur, she was so nice when I first came to the school. As a new student she was always there to help. If one day you're not feeling the best she will do everything she can to make you feel better. She goes above and beyond every expectation anybody has set for her.
Favorite Quote:
Sometimes just when I say hello the right way, I'm like, 'Whoa, I'm so cool.
-Robert Pattinson
Brodie Luke, Grade 9.
Clubs and/or Sports:
I do Cross country for Iroquois and I also do cross country mountain biking.
What do you love about Iroquois?
I love how great the Iroquois teachers are and how good of an environment fro learning the teachers and staff have made.
What are your future aspirations?
I plan on going to college for either engineering, business, or cooking. I also plan on continuing to have a profession in mountain biking as I am growing in success.
What teacher has made the most impact on you and why?
Mr. Ferruggia had made the most impact on me because of how much of a fun and relaxed environment he makes his class and how well he teaches each subject.
Favorite Quote:
If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you. - Fred DeVito
Madison Miller, grade 12
Clubs and/or Sports: Varsity Cross Country (captain), Varsity Football Cheerleading, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Track and Field, National Honor Society (secretary), Student Council (president) , Battle of the Books (president)
What do you love about Iroquois?
o I love that we are a small school with big pride. I can achieve so much more at Iroquois than I could ever at a larger school. I know most of the students and all of the teachers and staff. Most importantly the teachers know every student. The Iroquois School District is truly #onefamily.
What are your future aspirations? (College, career, trips, etc.)
Attend Seton Hill University to major in Forensic Science, Go to LECOM for my medical degree, Eventually become a Forensic Pathologist
What teacher has made the most impact on you and why?
o Teachers from several different areas of study have positively influenced my scholastic career. Therefore, it would be unfair to name just one.
Favorite Quote:
“I am ready to face any challenge that might be foolish enough to face me.”
-Dwight Schrute, The Office
For the month of October, we will start our recognition of students who make us proud they are Iroquois Braves. We call them “Elite Braves”.
Elite Braves demonstrate excellent behavior in and out of the classroom, are well mannered, and respectful to both peers and teachers.
We will announce one student from each grade every month who has been selected by teachers, administrators, and guidance counselors for being exemplary.
It is my pleasure to announce the October Elite Braves.
7th grade- James Stratton Smith
8th grade- Emma McGranor
9th grade- Brodie Luke
10th grade- Leah Moreland
11th grade- Chase Reeves
12th grade- Madison Miller
We are very proud of you! Watch our website for more information about these amazing students!
Financial Aid Information Session
Here is the link for last night's financial aid presentation.
You must enter the password below the link to hear the presentation.
PLAY RECORDING ( 59 min)
https://pheaaconf.webex.com/pheaaconf/lsr.php?RCID=c95b128ceb484889aa767e56607f7cfd
Recording Password:2FnrYBdb
FAFSA Completion Nights with Mrs. Amy Sloan, PHEAA representative
*Please click on the links below to register.
*You must pre-register for these events.
Thursday, October 15, 2020 @ 12:00 PM
https://pheaaconf.webex.com/pheaaconf/onstage/g.php?MTID=e1bb4237b54101b0ef115163caa4b9f5a
Thursday, October 23, 2020 @ 12;00 PM
https://pheaaconf.webex.com/pheaaconf/onstage/g.php?MTID=e49f5235950cafd90419159d17b8c2773
Thursday, November 12, 2020 @ 6:00 PM
https://pheaaconf.webex.com/pheaaconf/onstage/g.php?MTID=e1f681c0fcf5dfcd88250e97e274d861b
Our world is certainly a crazy place right now, but we will not allow COVID-19 to scare us away from hosting our 4th Annual Zombie Run! Due to COVID-19, our Zombie Run will be a virtual event. That means you can complete your walk or run anywhere you choose during Red Ribbon Week!
To register for the Zombie Run, email Julia Boyd at jgabrys@iroquois.iu5.org by October 19th. The first 100 students to register will receive a free Zombie Run goodie bag (including a Zombie Run face mask)! Each mile you log will be included as progress toward our goal of 100 miles.
Want to have even more fun? We also have a virtual store for anyone who would like to purchase an additional Zombie Run mask or shirt. Orders can be placed by visiting https://phantomshirts.com/zombie_run/shop/home. However, please note that the store will only be available until October 13th!
BACK TO SCHOOL YEARBOOK PRE-SALE!! Pre-order this year’s book for the lowest price of $65 AND get up to four free icons when you purchase one line of personalization! Offer ends 10/16. Order online: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1045213/Iroquois-Jr-Sr-High-School/2021-Yearbook/20200704041552617146/CATALOG_SHOP/
SPORTING EVENTS - please be aware the we were just notified that the state will be implementing the 250/25 rule once again starting immediately. This means that only 250 people will be permitted at outside events and 25 people for indoor events. There will be no spectators permitted at Volleyball and Jr. High Basketball. Information will be posted on Friday regarding our upcoming Football game on Saturday.
Iroquois beat Northwestern last night at our senior night wrestling match! Way to go Braves!
