Alden-Hebron School District 19

Redefining Ready! AHHS College & Career Ready Scholars Students will take varying post-secondary paths beyond high school to have rewarding careers. In an effort to support college and career readiness, Alden-Hebron High School would like to recognize the following College & Career Ready Scholars: Leslie Aguilar Kendra Cashmore Rylee Micklevitz Caroline Norton Karly Strand Congratulations on your achievements in academics, GPA, attendance, and efforts in meeting three or more of the career readiness indicators.

Parents As Teachers IN PERSON Playgroup!

The Senior Slideshow from the graduation ceremony can be viewed by clicking this link: https://5il.co/t222

After reviewing today's future predictions and weather radar. we regret to inform you that today's 8th grade recognition ceremony will be inside at 3:00.

At this time, today's graduation ceremony is still scheduled to be hosted outside.

Summer CAMPS!! You can still sign up for this fun program! Transportation to and from the library/school will be provided to Summer Camps kids who are ALSO registered for Summer School. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer95zT44KRs4MeRuDzZbXSScD_CJuB4QaUP81bFyShE6ByCw/viewform

End of year information

All District 19 Students • Monday May 24th & Tuesday May 25th are Asynchronous Days, students Do NOT log into google classroom instead complete and return any unfinished work. Report cards will be mailed home. Elementary School Parents  Monday 7:15-2:00pm Laptops, hotspots, curriculum and books can be returned to the front office. If this time does not work for you, please contact the front office to make arrangements. Middle School/ High Remote Students and Students that need to complete additional work  Monday 7:15-2:00pm Laptops, hotspots, curriculum and books can be returned at the North Door (Door C)  If this time does not work for you, please contact the front office to make arrangements.

Attention ALL 8th - 12th grade students: Scot Forge is partnering with the not-for-profit, Higher Orbits, to host Go For Launch!, a two-day event happening in Spring Grove, IL on Tuesday, July 20th and Wednesday, July 21st. This event uses Space Exploration as a platform to launch student involvement in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), teamwork, communication and leadership by giving students grades 8 through 12 the opportunity to meet an astronaut and compete to have their science idea flown to the International Space Station! (See attached brochure for more information) Here is the link to register to this event: https://higherorbits.org/events/go-for-launch-spring-grove-3/

Elementary Field Day 5/21. Parents, please make sure your child is prepared for a warm day; bring a large WATER BOTTLE, dress accordingly, apply and/or bring sunscreen, ****BRING A WATER BOTTLE***

A special THANK YOU to Mr. Stevens for providing such a nice orientation at the Hebron Public Library today! Students were treated to some great literature, history of the library, and much more! The Hebron Public Library kicks off the 2021 Summer Reading Challenge June 1st. Students brought home information on the program today. Join us every Wednesday in June and July beginning at 2:15 p.m. and listen to the guest reader. Everyone is welcome. More details attached.

Registration packets for next school year are in your students backpack TODAY, please RETURN completed packet by Friday 5/21/21. If you are a remote family, packets will be mailed to you.

End of year information

All District 19 Students • Monday May 24th & Tuesday May 25th are Asynchronous Days, students Do NOT log into google classroom instead complete and return any unfinished work. Report cards will be mailed home. Elementary School Parents  Monday 7:15-2:00pm Laptops, hotspots, curriculum and books can be returned to the front office. If this time does not work for you, please contact the front office to make arrangements. Middle School/ High Remote Students and Students that need to complete additional work  Monday 7:15-2:00pm Laptops, hotspots, curriculum and books can be returned at the North Door (Door C)  If this time does not work for you, please contact the front office to make arrangements.

Volleyball Awards Night will be Wednesday, May 19th @ 7:00 in the gym. Athletes are limited to two guests. Please let Coach Sarah know if you are planning on attending by Monday the 17th.

Booster Club Meeting Tuesday, May 18th @ 7:00, come out and get involved with the Booster Club. We have some people that have helped for many, many years and are going to step down. So it is time to get some new faces and volunteers involved. Be part of the club that totally supports your Giant Athletic Programs!!!

Football and Cheerleading Awards Night will be this Sunday, May 16th @ 5:00 in the gym. Athletes are limited to two guests. Please let Coach Behrens & Coach Gritmacker know if you are planning on attending by Thursday the 13th.

Spring Sports Pictures will be this Friday, May 14th starting with Softball=3:00, MS Track= 3:20, HS Track=3:40 & Baseball= 4:00

District 19 has one new positive case of COVID for a total of 29 reported. The people that need to know have already been contacted. Therefore, if no one has spoken to you personally, this doesn't affect you, and there is no need for concern. All steps and protocols have been taken and are being followed. We wanted to remind you that we aim to remain transparent and informative through this process. We appreciate your continued flexibility during this time. Please be vigilant in understanding the procedure for determining when our school community must be informed of a positive COVID case. We will only notify those individuals who are considered close contacts to a positive case. It is critical that we not disclose positive cases to anyone other than those being directly impacted or at risk. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out. __________________________________ El Distrito 19 tiene un nuevo caso positivo de COVID para un total de 29 reportados. Las personas que necesitan saber ya han sido contactadas. Por lo tanto, si nadie te ha hablado personalmente, esto no te afecta, y no hay necesidad de preocupación. Se han tomado todas las medidas y protocolos que se están siguiendo. Queríamos recordarles que nuestro objetivo es mantenernos transparentes e informativos a través de este proceso. Agradecemos su flexibilidad continua durante este tiempo. Por favor, esté atento en la comprensión del procedimiento para determinar cuándo nuestra comunidad escolar debe ser informada de un caso positivo de COVID. Solo notificaremos a aquellas personas que se consideren contactos cercanos a un caso positivo. Es fundamental que no divulguemos casos positivos a nadie que no sea aquellos que se vean directamente afectados o en riesgo. Si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud, póngase en contacto con usted.

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