Events for June 5, 2023 – Edwardsville Community District 7 Schools

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Edwardsville School District #7

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708 St. Louis St
Edwardsville, IL, 62025

Phone:
618-656-1182

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Malik Allen Wins State Title in Triple Jump
EHS Wins Six Awards at St. Louis High School Theater Awards
Liberty’s EDUCATE creating more equity and opportunities with House system
Groundbreaking Held at Lincoln to Kick-off Construction
Four Crowned State Champion at IESA Meet

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Congratulations to the Class of 2023! 🎓🥳 #d7

Congratulations to the Class of 2023! 🎓🥳 #d7proud

🎓 Class of 2023 Graduation 🎓 📆 Saturday,

🎓 Class of 2023 Graduation 🎓
📆 Saturday, June 3
⏲️ 1:00 p.m.
📍Lucco-Jackson Gym

Doors will open at noon for ticketed guests. All attendees must enter through the main doors at the front of the building and have a ticket. No air horns or large bags should be brought into the building.

The ceremony will be streamed on the EHS YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/live/lwAT9g_crII?feature=share

Several EHS Orchestra students helped kick off the

Several EHS Orchestra students helped kick off the 2023 Edwardsville Symphony season on Sunday night. Those students were selected for that performance included: Madeline Loyd, Magdalyn Thomas, Joey Johnson, Peter Valkov, Daniel Munzert, Hansen Zheng and Kate Denson. Their EHS orchestra teacher, Victoria Voumard, performed with them. #d7proud

District #7 had seven teachers with perfect attend

District #7 had seven teachers with perfect attendance during the 2022-23 school year - this means, they didn't miss a single day of school! #d7proud

Ashley Ridler, Cassens 3rd grade
Beth Warner, EHS English
Melissa Unger, Columbus 4th grade special ed
Jason Walker, Lincoln and Liberty computers
Shelbi Diamond, Midway 2nd grade
Katie Linnemeyer, Liberty 7th grade Language Arts
Patricia Kierbach, Woodland 5th grade

Congrats to EHS junior Malik Allen who won the Ill

Congrats to EHS junior Malik Allen who won the Illinois Class 3A state championship in the triple jump with a leap of 14.87 meters on Saturday! #d7proud

EHS brought home SIX awards from Friday night’s

EHS brought home SIX awards from Friday night’s St. Louis High School Theater awards!

• Wow Award — Student Tyler Blair for Live Sound Foley Artistry and Performance
• The Extra Mile Award — Publicity and House Management, Gabrielle Rose
• The Outstanding Ensemble Award
• The Outstanding Musical Direction Award — Emily Ottwein
• The Outstanding Costume Design Award — Jen Blum-Tatara
• The Outstanding Musical Production (Level 1) Award — Ashley Miller Melton, Cathy Stranc Vano, Jonah Sheckler, Joshua Case, Jeff Schmidt, Emily Ottwein, Mattison Clark, and the whole cast, crew, and orchestra.

The EHS Drama Club also received a surprise Special Recognition award. #d7proud

To re-live their elementary days, EHS grads that h

To re-live their elementary days, EHS grads that had attended Hamel Elementary asked to use the parachute and admins couldn’t say no to the fresh graduates. 😎

Senior Clap Out... one final chance for the Class

Senior Clap Out... one final chance for the Class of 2023 to walk the halls of their former middle, elementary and primary schools. Congrats grads! 👩‍🎓🧑‍🎓

Shoutout to Liberty's EDUCATE club for creating th

Shoutout to Liberty's EDUCATE club for creating this life-sized board game that will be used during House games and activities to make them more accessible and equitable for all students. The focus of EDUCATE has been to celebrate diversity and promote inclusion. This focus on equity has led to discussions of what equity is and working toward more equitable situations in the school community. The game board is a result of those conversations. #d7proud

Congratulations to EHS rising senior Case Warner w

Congratulations to EHS rising senior Case Warner who was sworn in Monday night as the 2023-24 Board of Education Student Representative! #d7proud

2022-23 Board of Education Student Representative

2022-23 Board of Education Student Representative Caroline Marcus was honored at Monday night's monthly board meeting - her final meeting of the year. Thank you Caroline for your dedication, commitment and enthusiasm during your year of service! #d7proud

Monday was a great day for the Lincoln Middle Scho

Monday was a great day for the Lincoln Middle School groundbreaking and bond referendum ceremony! #d7proud

Happy last week of the 2022-23 school year! Just

Happy last week of the 2022-23 school year!

Just a reminder that Friday, May 26 is the last day of school and will be a half day attendance for all students.

Congratulations to the Liberty and Lincoln track t

Congratulations to the Liberty and Lincoln track teams, which combined for four state championships at the IESA state meet this past weekend! Additionally, the Liberty girls 8th grade team finished 3rd overall.
State titles include:
Liberty 8th grade girls 1,600-meter relay team in a time of 4:14.21. Relay members included Maggie Cadagin, Kenlee Evers, Morgan Gestes and Sophie Shapiro.
Liberty 7th grader Joanna Anoke won the 100-meter hurdles in 15.9
Liberty 7th grader Madison Kline won the 400-meter run in 59.1.
Lincoln 8th grader Aidan Bennett won the discus with a throw of 155-06.
#d7proud

6th grade Language Arts students at Lincoln create

6th grade Language Arts students at Lincoln created their own story, formatted it into a script, rehearsed the script, and then acted it out in front of the other 6th grade Language Arts. There was a lot of creativity! #d7proud

EHS esports recently celebrated its first year as

EHS esports recently celebrated its first year as a club and honored those students who participated, including senior and outgoing president, Liam Steinmann, who helped start the club. Spanish teacher Ana Harris served as the club’s sponsor, while special education teacher Noah Jacobs helped direct the team.

Harris said when she learned about e-sports during a presentation at a conference, she was blown away by what it could offer students. Having a son who is an athlete, she saw him be recognized for his skills and win different awards. Then she also thought about other students who have different skills that don’t get that same sort of recognition. Harris decided she wanted to be able to help those students shine. #d7proud

District #7 will hold a groundbreaking ceremony to

District #7 will hold a groundbreaking ceremony to kick-off construction at Lincoln Middle School as part of the 2023 bond referendum at 3:30 p.m., on Monday, May 22, on the north side of Lincoln, just behind the Hadley House.

Congratulations to these outstanding staff members

Congratulations to these outstanding staff members who took home top honors at the District Awards Banquet this week:

Rookie of the Year: Shelby Summer, EHS math teacher
Educator of the Year (classified): Ana Gill, Cassens secretary
Educator of the Year (certified): Gretchen Hertz, Woodland 3rd grade teacher
Administrator of the Year: Melissa Edwards, Nelson principal
#d7proud

Nelson 2nd graders walked to Woodland Elementary t

Nelson 2nd graders walked to Woodland Elementary this morning to get a look at their soon-to-be new school. Each spring, 2nd and 5th grade students get the opportunity to tour the school as incoming 3rd or 6th graders to help make that transition a little easier. #d7proud

It was Academic Signing Day at EHS this morning. O

It was Academic Signing Day at EHS this morning. One-by-one, students were able to be photographed alongside family, while donning their future college apparel in front of the orange and black Tigers backdrop. Any student receiving 50 percent or more of their tuition in scholarships was invited to attend. Participation was completely voluntary, and students signed up to participate. In all, 18 students took part. #d7proud

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