Illini Beautification Day! We love our school!!
Rhyley too!
Trekking this am to keep Fairview Heights clean
Which brand of toilet paper covers the most area and has the largest perimeter? So far, Scott has five other brands beaten!
We took a break from state testing and had 4 groups escape math class in our very own escape room!
Go Cardinals!
Congrats Dr Higgins. We are so proud.
School Board Vacancy
Grant Community Consolidated School District #110 is seeking to fill a vacant School Board Member position created by a resignation. The appointment to the school board will be for the remainder of a four year term which expires in 2021.
Qualifications for the position include being at least 18 years of age, a registered voter, and you must have lived in the school district boundaries for at least one year. Applications are due no later than April 16, 2019.
Please send a letter of interest along with a resume to the district office, with the attention of Mr. Stines. The application can be mailed or dropped off at 10110 Old Lincoln Trail, Fairview Heights, IL 62208 or can be emailed to Mr. Stines at stines.m@dist110.com. If you have any questions you can call the district office at 398-5577.
In PE at Illini this week, students are learning how to play tennis with special guests from St Clair Tennis Club!
Nice way to give back to the community! Any trekkers interested?
District #110 is currently looking for summer custodians. Start May 27th. If interested please send resume to Mr. Matthew Stines -10110 Old Lincoln Trail
Third and Fourth Graders are working hard on the IAR Tests!!
Kindness Challenge! Week 30
#GrowthMindset #IBelieveInThePowerOfYet
PreK is working hard on hand eye coordination and problem solving skills!
Great turnout for Poetry Slam
Poetry Slam 6:30 tonight.. see you there!
National I'm Not Just a Scribble Day
IAR Practice! The Emoji King kidnapped my class. They had to solve various math challenges to escape!
Today was National I'm Not Just a Scribble Day. Everyone is important and our feelings matter. Students at Illini created their own scribbles. Some even created some outside. The teachers went to different classrooms as guest readers. It was a fun day!
