2022 Carlyle Lady Indians Volleyball Camp forms are available in the CJHS office. Each camper receives a t-shirt, deadline for a t-shirt is June 17, 2022. Please make check payable to: Carlyle High School Volleyball and send entry fee/form to: Carlyle High School, Attn: Coach Loni Smith, 1461 12th Street, Carlyle, IL. Any questions, contact Coach Smith (618) 978-8171.
2022 Carlyle Lady Indians Girls Basketball Camp forms are available in the CJHS office. Please turn in page 2 of the information sheet and payment to your school office or Coach Kuhn at the High School in an envelope marked CHS Girls Basketball Camp no later than THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2022 to be guaranteed a t-shirt.
Reminder for 8th grade students: Graduation gowns are now available for pick up in the Carlyle Jr. High office. The cost is $20.00. Please make checks payable to Carlyle Jr. High School. Your gown must be paid for at the time of pickup.
Also, CJHS Yearbook orders are DUE in the CJHS office by MAY 2, 2022. The cost for the 2021-2022 yearbook is $20.00. Please make checks payable to Carlyle Jr. High School.
Congratulations to our Jr High golfers as they competed at Regionals today. We were represented well with 6 athletes advancing to the State Meet!
Ava Meyer placed 1st, Addie Gansauer was 3rd, Meghan Edwards was 4th, and Abby Steinkamp was 6th! Gannon Meyer finished 2nd and Ethan Wheelan 8th! The state finals are May 10 at Rend Lake Golf Course.
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5th grade enjoyed Earth Day at Carlyle Lake! Thank you to all who make this special day happen for our students and community!
Congratulations to our March Students of the Month!
Great job Indians!
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CJHS is taking orders for 2021-2022 yearbooks. Order forms have been sent home with the students this week. Extra order forms are available in the office.
The cost for the yearbook is $20.00. Make checks payable to Carlyle Junior High School. Please turn in cash or check into the office by May 2, 2022.
Very few extra copies will be available so you must pre-order the yearbook to guarantee delivery.
Blood Drive at CJHS
Attention 8th grade students:
Graduation gowns are now available for pick up in the Carlyle Jr. High office. The cost is $20.00. Your gown must be paid for at the time of pickup. Please make checks payable to Carlyle Jr. High School.
The Jr High and Grade School students got a preview of our Spring Musical Annie Jr. The cast and crew did an amazing job!! Come out Thursday, Friday or Saturday (April 7th-9th) at 7:00 p.m. to see the show!!
Carlyle CUSD #1 is currently seeking applicants for the 2022-2023 school year for the following positions: Speech Pathologist, 8th Grade ELA teacher, and 2 Class Size Reduction teachers at the Grade School. More information can be found on our website at https://www.carlyle.k12.il.us/page/employment
Ms. Nielsen's science class is busy exploring energy transfer. This week they built their own roller coasters and spent time exploring how high the hills can be to build a deeper understanding between hills and energy.
These were created by Katie, Emma, Taylor and Cameryn. We're thinking of you Ali!
Congratulations to our February Students of the Month!
Great job Indians!
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This week the 5th grade scientist mixed two or more substances to determine if it created a new substance.
Hugs for Ali at the Junior High today! See you at Case Halstead Library for movie night! Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Movie starts at 6:30 p.m.
5th grade scientist finished up their mystery powder lab. "Someone" removed the powder labels, so students observed and tested the powders' properties to mach and identify each white powder.
Mrs. Runge's social studies students are reviewing for their unit test on early explorers by playing "Explore around the world".
Freshman orientation has been re-scheduled for March 24th from 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium. Any questions, please contact the high school office at (618) 594-2453.
5th grade wrapped up their hydrosphere unit. They graphed how much freshwater is on Earth compared to saltwater. Then they modeled how the hydrosphere interacts with the atmosphere by making a water cycle story. Their main character was a water droplet making its way through the water cycle. Their creativity was endless while including science content!
