If your student is in grades 6-12 or Athletics, don’t forget to join Rooms, our family-teacher communication tool on the school app! If you haven’t signed up yet, you should be receiving an invite via text and/or email today. You can select to sign up by email or phone. After you sign up, don't forget to download the school app and click Rooms in the bottom right-hand corner to communicate with your child's teacher!
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Our overall third grade multiplication madness winner is ROYAL CHAPMAN! Congratulations to him and our runner up, Kasyn Malley! We are so proud of the both of you!
Mrs. Hawkins 2nd grade students have been learning about the Solar Eclipse. They participated in several learning activities that included eye safety, reading comprehension, vocabulary study and map skills. The students also created a Solar Eclipse Diagram which is displayed in the hallway. Each student received a pair of protective eye glasses and are excited to use them on 4/8/2024.
Meridian’s dual credit students spoke to the kindergarten classes this week about the importance practicing safety during a solar eclipse. They also read a book and donated glasses for students to have for the event.
3rd grade students from both classes are participating in "multiplication madness" for the month of March. We are proud to announce our 3rd place winner, Makhyla Johnson and our 4th place winner, Kaden Corcoran! Keep up the GREAT work!
Stay tuned for our big winner announcement tomorrow!
April 2024 21st Century Enrichment calendar
Mrs. Pearcy's Kg class painted umbrella's and decorated their bulletin board!
Message from 21st Century Enrichment
SCHOOL GRANT CONTEST
You could win a 7 NIGHT VACATION! YES, That's Right!
Choose from Hawaii, Lake Tahoe/California, Orlando/Florida, or Freeport/Bahamas!
Meridian Elementary BOBKITS could win a $5,000 grant with your HELP!
TICKETS ARE ONLY $5.
You can buy your ticket online by following the QR code on the form below.
Message from 21st Century Enrichment
CNA students from Meridian and Cairo schools will be hosting a blood drive on Thursday, May 2nd at Meridian High School in the gym from 8 AM to 1 PM. Please follow the link posted below to make an appointment. All students who have someone register and provide their name will be eligible for an incentive determined by the building principals. Hope begins with YOU!
visit RedCrossBlood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS to make an appointment.
On Wednesday, April 3rd, Shawnee Community College will be having a 2024 Job Fair from 8:30 am to 12 pm in the SCC Main Campus. For more information, please see attached flyer.
There will be no school Friday, March 29th through Monday, April 8th for Spring Break. Classes will resume on Tuesday, April 9th. Enjoy your break!
Alexander/Pulaski County NAACP presents Her Story Sneaker Ball on April 6, 2024 at 6 pm. Please see attached flyer for more information.
Grades 6-12 and Athletics will begin using Rooms, our parent-teacher communication platform in the school app! If you haven't signed up for Rooms, you should be receiving an invite via text and/or email today! You can login with either your phone number or email. After you sign up, don't forget to download the school app and click Rooms in the bottom right-hand corner to communicate with your child's teacher or coach!
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Meridian CUSD #101 is currently experiencing technical difficulties. Our internet and phones are down. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Healing Illinois Songwriting Contest
SAVE THE DATE: SCC FAFSA Completion Night!
Meridian Bobcats will parade back through our towns today Sunday March 10th. With a reception at the High School at 2pm.
Mrs. M. Hawkins 2nd Grade students earned a 3rd quarter “Reading is All That, and a bag of Chips” AR Party. 10/14 students have reached or exceeded 50 points and were rewarded with $5.00. Each student had to track their own progress by adding stickers to a classroom chart. All students met their individual reading goal for the quarter. Students took comprehension tests to earn points toward their goals. The class party included chips, juice and mini cupcakes. Students enjoyed an extra recess and watched Luck.
