District 7 COVID-19 Dashboard
The District 7 COVID-19 dashboard contains the number of positive COVID-19 cases as well as the number of quarantined staff and students within each school in the district as of this morning. At the bottom of the page is additional information for those who may be looking for a vaccination site in Madison County.
Click HERE to view the updated District 7 COVID-19 dashboard.
On our April #take10 Tour, we surprised the following outstanding employees:
On our May #take10 Tour, we surprised the following outstanding employees:
District 7 COVID-19 Dashboard
The District 7 COVID-19 dashboard contains the number of positive COVID-19 cases as well as the number of quarantined staff and students within each school in the district as of this morning.
Click HERE to view the updated District 7 COVID-19 dashboard.
District 7 COVID-19 Dashboard
The District 7 COVID-19 dashboard contains the number of positive COVID-19 cases as well as the number of quarantined staff and students within each school in the district as of this morning.
Click HERE to view the updated District 7 COVID-19 dashboard.
District 7 COVID-19 Dashboard
The District 7 COVID-19 dashboard contains the number of positive COVID-19 cases as well as the number of quarantined staff and students within each school in the district as of this morning.
Click HERE to view the updated District 7 COVID-19 dashboard.
District 7 Families,
In District 7, we uphold our schools to be a safe place for all students. We aim for each student to see their school as a welcoming and belonging environment. Schools shape the future, and nurture young minds to be positive and meaningful contributors to society; thus, we pride ourselves in cultivating a place that allows all students to process their learning, thoughts and emotions, including various forms of trauma.
As the death of George Floyd sparked outrage to the racial injustice experienced throughout the U.S., we understand the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial may also cause trauma. The trial, as well as anti-Asian and other hate based violence, are important topics of conversation worldwide in our communities, at dinner tables, and in classrooms. These topics may evoke strong emotions for students. While some may want to talk about it to process what happens in our bodies, thoughts, and emotions, others may not. We recognize that for some, discussing race-related trauma can be re-traumatizing. As educators, we have to work to understand student experiences and support them to process and heal. We know each student may process the trial and subsequent findings differently, and we remain steadfast in being a safe place to critically think, discuss and learn. We intend to listen to our students so that we can better understand their perspectives, provide access to school social workers and other adults, and always keep the developmental age of students in mind.
We want all students to feel that District 7 is a safe place. Social Justice issues affect our students and families in many ways. District 7 remains committed to providing a safe, nurturing, healthy school experience for all of our students.
See below resources that are relevant to the current situation.
· Talking to Kids about Racism and Violence
· How to Talk about Traumatic Events and Tragedies
· What to Say to Kids when the News is Scary
Respectfully,
Dr. Jason Henderson
Superintendent
Edwardsville CUSD7
District 7 COVID-19 Dashboard
The District 7 COVID-19 dashboard contains the number of positive COVID-19 cases as well as the number of quarantined staff and students within each school in the district as of this morning.
Click HERE to view the updated District 7 COVID-19 dashboard.
To learn more about available positions, please visit the District 7 personnel website.
Edwardsville was ready to #beboldandgetcold! Each year students and staff across the district participate in the Polar Plunge to raise funds for Special Olympics. This year things were a little different. The polar plunge committee split the distirct into teams to inspire some friendly competition. The teams were #chillvilleblue (Liberty, Woodland, Goshen, Columbus, Midway, and Hamel) and #chillvilleoragne (Lincoln, Cassens, LeClaire, Glen Carbon, Nelson, and Worden). #Chillvilleorange won raising $4,155! Together the district has raised a total of $8,337.
Mrs. Alyssa Smith ended up raising the most money. Students from the FLS and CASTLE program got to dump ice cold water on the Superintendent Dr. Henderson, Adam Garrett, Tara Fox, and their teachers Alyssa Smith and Brooke Reed.
#beboldgetcold
#soill