Just a reminder that tomorrow (March 8, 2025) is the day - the PROM & SUIT SHOPPING event at LHS. EVERYONE is welcome! $10 will purchase a gorgeous dress or a suit with 3 accessories to go along with them. There are over 100 brand new or gently used dresses/suits/shoes to pick from! Help spread the word - this event is for EVERYONE- not just Lebanon students! Time is from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the LHS Commons!
Good morning Greyhounds! Here is the link for the JrH/HS Newsletter for March 10- March 15, 2025. Have a great weekend! https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1050/Lebanon/5388571/Newsletter_March_10-14.pdf
Come join us next Friday, March 14th for our first district wide talent show!!!
Junior High Volleyball Athlete of the week (3/3/2025)-(3/7/2025) from Coach Becker and Coach Carpenter
Varsity:Danika Toth (MH) (8th Grade)
Danika was chosen this week as the varsity Jr.High volleyball athlete of the week. Danika has come into her 8th grade season as our 2nd leader in blocks for all three teams. Danika had a phenomenal week especially v.s FBA and Albers with a combined 8 total blocks. Danika brings outstanding poise and energy to the team. Even when things aren't going her way Danika doesnāt crumble from adversity. She instead tackles it head on with a smile on her face. Coach Carpenter and I are truly proud of the growth and progress she has made thus far this season. We are excited to see what more growth she does as the season continues.
JV: Khloe Munton (OH) (7th Grade)
Khloe was chosen again as this week's Jr.High volleyball athlete of the week for the jv team. Khloe has had a great week this week with her great digs, hits, and serves. In our game v.s FBA, Khloe went on a 4 ace streak. Khloeās growth so far this season has truly shown in every game and practice. She always makes sure to give 100% effort.
C Team: LilyWiley (OH) (5th Grade)
Lily was chosen as the C team athlete of the week.Lily has continued to grow and develop her skill throughout this season and it has truly been electric to watch. Lily plays with tremendous effort and positivity. During last week's JV tournament Lily helped the greyhounds with her excellent passes and serves. This week in particular she even went on a long serving run even accumulating a couple aces as well. Everyday Lily comes into practice with a driven desire to grow and get better and better. Which is why this week we wanted to recognize her for her excellent work.
Kindergarten Registration will take place March 27 @ 6PM in the LES Gym. Parents who have children that will be 5 years old on or before September 1 should attend. Please note this event is for parents only as screenings will be held in May. We look forward to meeting you!
Reminder
We will have our winter sports recognition night for HS Boys Basketball, HS Girls Basketball, HS Cheerleading and HS Bowling in the HS commons on Thursday (March 13th) at 6:30. Athletic Boosters will provide some snacks and drinks.
Attention future Greyhounds! Pre-K and Kindergarten screenings will be held on May 15th and May 16th during the school day. If your child will be 3-5 years old by September 1, 2025, please call the front office to schedule their screening. We look forward to teaching you!
Reminder:
Next week we will have our winter sports recognition night for JH Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball and Cheerleading and it will be Tuesday night (March 11th) at 6:30 in the high school commons. We know that Volleyball has a home game that day but they play only C and A games so they will be done in time.
From Coach Becker and Carpenter
Junior High Volleyball Athlete of the week (2/24/2025)-(2/28/2025)
Varsity: Brilee Davenport (L) (8th Grade)
Brilee was chosen this week as the varsity Jr.High volleyball athlete of the week. Brilee has come into her 8th grade season helping her teams with her spectacular saves and passes. In last week's game v.s Wesclin during the middle of an intense rally Brilee made the diving save of a lifetime to keep the hounds alive and win the rally. Brilee always comes into practices and games with tremendous energy and enthusiasm. She also has been helping out the underclassmen this past weekend Brilee volunteered to help out the JV team in their Wesclin tournament. Showing Brileeās leadership both on and off the court. I am extremely excited to see the full potential Brilee brings throughout this season.
JV: Charlotte Ruth (S/RS) (6th Grade)
Once again Charlotte was chosen this week as our JV Team player of the week. Charlotte continues to enhance the teams and her own abilities throughout this season Charlotte still leads the team in assists. Charlotte has shown true humility and leadership both on and off the court and it speaks volume. Every game Refs and even coaches compliment and recognize Charlotte's leadership role on the court with helping her teammates.
C Team: Harper Buress (MH) (6th Grade)
Harper was chosen as the C team athlete of the week. Harper has continued to grow and develop her skills throughout this season. Harper had a great game last week v.s Wesclin helping the greyhounds with her hitting and passing abilities. Harper embodies great respect and responsibility on the team. When Harper is either playing or on the sideline she makes sure to bring the energy and juice towards her team. Her positivity and great attitude is a huge reason for being recognized. Coach Carpenter and I are both proud of how Harper has bought into the program. Weāre excited to see what more growth she shows as we continue through the season.
The spring Blood Drive is Monday, March 17. Anyone 16 + is invited to donate. 16 year old donors need a signed parent consent form. Use the link below to sign up:
https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/132453
2nd-4th graders! Time to sign up for Track Intramurals! Go to lcusd9.org, click Track Intramurals to fill out the form. Price $35. Dates are March 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27 at our high school track. If bad weather, we'll be inside the grade school gym. For questions email Lori Reinneck at lreinneck@lcusd9.org Thank you!
8th grade night for junior high bowling and volleyball tomorrow night (Tuesday) before 8th grade game warm ups. 8th grade parents please be there by 5:30 in the high school
We appreciate the support of the Greyhound Classic sponsors. Come see talented 4th-grade boys and girls play at Lebanon Elementary and Lebanon High School on March 8 and 9. We will have concessions, challenges between games, and our jersey/prints raffle drawing before the boys' championship game.šš
Lebanon, IL Athletic Booster Club SD #9
Here is the link for the LES March 3-7 Newsletter:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Usrw8aorHr9_4HKnkZ6FayEbEHh2z3QU/view
Here is the link for the March 2025 Newsletter for LHS/LJHS - https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1050/Lebanon/5359225/Newsletter_March-3-7.pdf
PART-TIME SCHOOL DISTRICT CROSSING GUARDS
Posted: 2-27-25
Approximately 6-8 hours per week (Expected Pay $15 per hour with no benefits)
Expected shifts: 7-15 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. -3:15 p.m.
Letters of Interest to Dr. Matt Noyes, Superintendent at mnoyes@lcusd9.org
DISTRICT GUIDANCE COUNSELOR
If you are interested, please send cover letter and resume' to Dr. Matt Noyes at lhardy@lcusd9.org. Position will remain open until filled.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Valid Type 73 certificate
Three years of successful teaching experience (preferred)
REPORTS TO: Principal
Mission Statement: Honor the uniqueness of every student, parent, and community member and embrace and affirm diverse backgrounds, values and points of view.
JOB GOAL:
To help students overcome problems that impede learning; to assist them in making educational, occupational, and life plans that hold promise for their personal fulfillment as mature and responsible men and women.
Support Kindergarten through post-secondary students in maximizing their academic, college/career, social/emotional growth and preparedness for adult life.
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
Registers students new to the school and orients them to school procedures and the schoolās varied opportunities for learning.
Aids students in course and subject selection.
Obtains and disseminates occupational information to students.
Maintains student records and protects their confidentiality.
Works to provide students opportunities in lieu of dropping out.
Provides student information to colleges and potential employers according to provisions of the Board of Education policy on student records.
Coordinate and assist in scheduling college visits and job shadowing opportunities.
Works with students on an individual basis in the solution of personal problems related to such problems as home and family relations, health, and emotional adjustment
Assists with coordination, analysis and dissemination of information for state and local testing and assessment programs.
Confers with parents whenever necessary.
Supports students to reintegrate into the classrooms/schools after disciplinary action.
Maintains an updated document outlining counselor information and support to provide to families and the community.
Offers guidance and information as related to different career paths and fields of study.
Consults with administration on creation of master schedule.
Provide classroom (library time) lessons for developmental and success needs of students and build conflict resolution skills in students.
Other duties as assigned by administration.
SUMMER RESPONSIBILITIES (as allowed in the collective bargaining agreement)
Exit Students
Early Childhood Outcome Report
Course Grade Report
Re-scheduling students who pass summer school
Schedule Changes
New student registration
New student and Freshman kickoff
*** A minimum of 18 hours of work will be required in the summer. Additional hours may be needed to complete the required summer responsibilities. In that case, additional days will be mutually agreed upon and approved by the administration. Summer work will be compensated per diem, as described in the collective bargaining agreement.
Terms of Employment: Salary and benefits as outlined in the collective bargaining agreement.
Evaluation: Performance of this job will be evaluated according to the provisions of the State of Illinois and the Board of Education policy on Evaluation of Professional Personnel. An evaluation rubric will be used.
Congratulations to Lebanon Elementary's 2025 Young Author's school-wide winners...Faith in 5th grade, Hayden in 4th grade, and Dylan in 1st grade šš¾š
Tickets for Rock n Roll Bingo are sold out. Thank you to everyone who bought tickets!
Congratulations to Lebanon Elementary's 2025 Young Author's Classroom Winners! A very special thanks to Mrs. Noud for leading this program š
