🏃🏻♀️➡️Good luck to our Jr. High Track athletes competing at State!!🏃🏻♂️➡️
Reminder to come help send off our JH Track athletes to STATE!!!!
Our laundry soap/trash bag fundraiser items are in and almost all have already been picked up. We do have one order that was turned in without a seller’s name or any identifying information. If you sold items to a person by the name of Alex Collins or your name is Alex Collins and you ordered from an elementary/junior high student, please contact the elementary/junior high office (217-999-4241) to arrange pickup.
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In collaboration with art class, the 5th grade students created their own "Michelangelo" Art Museum. This is based on a novel study that was recently completed in the 5th grade class. Along with their art museum, the students created golf courses to complete their geometry unit. They invited K-4 to enjoy the museum and putt around on the golf courses.
“You are not alone.”
If you’re struggling, please know there are others who understand—and people who care about you. Reaching out is a sign of strength. 🤝
#YouAreNotAlone #StrongerTogether #ReachOut #MentalHealthSupport #NAMI #EndIsolation #YouthConnection
If you’re struggling, please know there are others who understand—and people who care about you. Reaching out is a sign of strength. 🤝
#YouAreNotAlone #StrongerTogether #ReachOut #MentalHealthSupport #NAMI #EndIsolation #YouthConnection
Come join us to help send our Jr. High Track athletes off to State!!!
Art 2 and Art 3 high school students created ceramic monsters based on the drawings by 2nd graders. This was the fun monster exchange!
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March and April Students of the Month!
The character trait for March was Fairness and the character trait for April was Creativity.
The character trait for March was Fairness and the character trait for April was Creativity.
Kindergarten Glow Day was a glowing success for Miss Seely's Kindergarten class. The classroom was filled with excitement, laughter, and so many bright memories as we spent the day learning and glowing together.
Students had the best time participating in fun glow-in-the-dark activities while reviewing important skills we’ve worked so hard on all year long. From glowing games to hands-on learning fun, it was the perfect way to celebrate the end of the school year while keeping learning exciting!
We made unforgettable memories, shared so many smiles, and had an absolutely glowing good time together. What a fun way to wrap up an amazing year in kindergarten!
Students had the best time participating in fun glow-in-the-dark activities while reviewing important skills we’ve worked so hard on all year long. From glowing games to hands-on learning fun, it was the perfect way to celebrate the end of the school year while keeping learning exciting!
We made unforgettable memories, shared so many smiles, and had an absolutely glowing good time together. What a fun way to wrap up an amazing year in kindergarten!
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What an incredible Kindergarten Night celebrating just how much our little learners have grown this year! Miss Seely’s class and Mrs. Boehler’s class were so excited to showcase all they’ve learned through songs, smiles, and special memories.
Our students proudly sang some of their favorite learning songs, celebrated with class superlatives, and honored some truly special classmates with our Kindness Award—an award voted on by their peers.
Congratulations to Mrs. Boehler’s class recipient, Elizabeth Stewart, and to Miss Seely’s class recipients Amelia Connoyer and Teagan Hartley for tying as our kindness winners! Thank you, girls, for always showing kindness, compassion, and friendship to those around you.
A huge thank you to Title One for funding this wonderful event and helping make these family nights so special.
And an extra special shoutout to Kelly Titsworth for organizing her final Family Night before retirement. Your hard work, dedication, and the countless memorable events you’ve created for our families have made such a lasting impact. Wishing you all the best in retirement—you will be greatly missed!
We are so proud of all our kindergarteners and all they have accomplished this year!
Our students proudly sang some of their favorite learning songs, celebrated with class superlatives, and honored some truly special classmates with our Kindness Award—an award voted on by their peers.
Congratulations to Mrs. Boehler’s class recipient, Elizabeth Stewart, and to Miss Seely’s class recipients Amelia Connoyer and Teagan Hartley for tying as our kindness winners! Thank you, girls, for always showing kindness, compassion, and friendship to those around you.
A huge thank you to Title One for funding this wonderful event and helping make these family nights so special.
And an extra special shoutout to Kelly Titsworth for organizing her final Family Night before retirement. Your hard work, dedication, and the countless memorable events you’ve created for our families have made such a lasting impact. Wishing you all the best in retirement—you will be greatly missed!
We are so proud of all our kindergarteners and all they have accomplished this year!
Mr. Adam Hall was the winner of our final Teacher Appreciation week drawing! Constitution Bank donated a Yeti cooler to the district for the drawing! We are so thankful for all of our educators at Mt. Olive CUSD5!
Thank you also to Ms. Casey Bridges for arranging the gift.
Thank you also to Ms. Casey Bridges for arranging the gift.
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Our Mt. Olive Junior High Bombers Track team participated in the IESA 2A Sectional Track meet on Saturday, May 9, 2026. We are excited to announce that we have state qualifiers and some new school records!
7th Grade Girls 1600 Sprint Medley Relay with a time and a new school record of 5:01.24:
Madeline Carlile
Millie Knes
Thea Becker
Chloe Cox
Alternate: Reese Bertels
Alternate: Sailor Pastrovich
7th Grade Girls 4x200 Meter Relay with a time and new school record of 1:57.13 (previous record 1:59.36)
Madeline Carlile
Thea Becker
Millie Knes
Reese Bertels
Alternate: Aubrey Shaw
Alternate: Chloe Cox
Thea Becker: 400 Meter dash with a qualifying time of 1:06.97
Reese Bertels: 100 Meter dash with a qualifying time of 13:80
Drayden Graham: 400 Meter dash with a qualifying time and a new school record of 59.81 (previous record 1:01.3)
7th Grade Girls 1600 Sprint Medley Relay with a time and a new school record of 5:01.24:
Madeline Carlile
Millie Knes
Thea Becker
Chloe Cox
Alternate: Reese Bertels
Alternate: Sailor Pastrovich
7th Grade Girls 4x200 Meter Relay with a time and new school record of 1:57.13 (previous record 1:59.36)
Madeline Carlile
Thea Becker
Millie Knes
Reese Bertels
Alternate: Aubrey Shaw
Alternate: Chloe Cox
Thea Becker: 400 Meter dash with a qualifying time of 1:06.97
Reese Bertels: 100 Meter dash with a qualifying time of 13:80
Drayden Graham: 400 Meter dash with a qualifying time and a new school record of 59.81 (previous record 1:01.3)
“Take care of your mind.”
Small things can make a big difference—rest, water, movement, and time with people who lift you up. Taking care of your mind is just as important as your body. 🌱
#SelfCareForTeens #MindMatters #HealthyHabits #MentalWellness #NAMI #TakeCareOfYou #YouthSupport
Small things can make a big difference—rest, water, movement, and time with people who lift you up. Taking care of your mind is just as important as your body. 🌱
#SelfCareForTeens #MindMatters #HealthyHabits #MentalWellness #NAMI #TakeCareOfYou #YouthSupport
“Let’s talk about it.”
Talking about what’s going on inside can feel scary—but it can also bring relief. You don’t have to carry it all by yourself. Your voice matters. 🗣️
#StartTheConversation #MentalHealthMatters #SpeakUp #YouthVoices #NAMI #BreakTheStigma #YouMatter
Talking about what’s going on inside can feel scary—but it can also bring relief. You don’t have to carry it all by yourself. Your voice matters. 🗣️
#StartTheConversation #MentalHealthMatters #SpeakUp #YouthVoices #NAMI #BreakTheStigma #YouMatter
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