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7th Highest Honors Karly Deckard Layna Marshall Kaitlyn McClure Alexis McNary Isabel Meinhart Zoey Michl Isabelle Probst Zachary Roach Owen Schackmann Reed Tharp Drake Wolf Lily Yager High Honors Brady Bergbower Alexander Bigard Elijah Blake Hayden Borgic Audrey Elliott David Ferguson Caleb Flasch Dexter Fulton Jailyn Hall Michael Kennedy Sophia
Peoples State Bank Participates in CBAI Foundation Scholarship Annual statewide program awards winners up to $4,000 Newton (Nov. 3, 2020) – The Peoples State Bank announces participation in a statewide scholarship competition that enables Illinois high school seniors to write an essay on community bank relationships. Community Bankers Association of
Students around Jasper County participated in dress up days as part of Red Ribbon Week.
The St. Thomas students and parents enjoyed the annual Halloween Parade outside on the playground.
On Tuesday, October 27th, Pizza Man was the place to be. All purchases not only helped a local business, but also the JCCU1 music programs. Over $300 was raised for the program and owner Mary Banning rounded the amount up to $350. Shown with Mr. Brian Ridlen and Mr. Jeffrey
Red Certificates – B Honor Roll: Front: Jarrett Pitcher, Adam Schumacher, Morgan Schafer, Maekenna Ochs, Makayla McVicar, Ava Earnest, Madison Keller, Kaleb Iffert Middle: Peyton Willenborh, Wyatt Ochs, Marli Michl, Curtis Weber, Jenna Brewer, Tyler Spiker, Oliver Ochs Back: Carson Barthelme, Drew Earnest, Elias Weber, Gabby Meinhart, Quincy Fulton, Bentli
St. Thomas Saints raised $807 for DeQuincy Middle School. DeQuincy Middle School suffered damages from Hurricane Laura. Below is a previous article posted on our site with more information about the middle school and what the saints raised money for. With all the devastation in Louisiana, St. Thomas students
Following is a summary of minutes of a regular meeting of the Board of Education of Jasper County Community Unit School District No. 1 held in the office of the Board of Education by virtual zoom/or in person due to COVID 19, on Monday, September 21, 2020. Board members present
St. Thomas students and staff dressed in Red, White, and Blue for DeQuincy. After the first dress up day around $600 had been raised for DeQuincy Middle School. ‘Merica Day was chosen by the 8th grade class. Students brought a minimum of $1 in to donate to DeQuincy on the
St. Thomas Gigantic Garage Sale will stop accepting donations at noon on Wednesday due to the large quantity of items already received.