Congratulations to the KHS Girls Cross-Country team on winning the Lincoln Trail Conference cross-country championship yesterday.
End of the day pick up reminder for Mable Woolsey: Please do not block the entrance and exit to the circle drive at pick up time moving forward. If we have an emergency, and someone needs to pull in the circle drive it cannot be blocked. Thank you for your cooperation.
Attention: Friday's varsity football game vs West Hancock will be played in Hamilton, IL. The game will be played at Jim Repplinger Field. Address is 1471 Walnut Street. Seating is limited and bringing a chair is recommended.
Attention: Tonight's KHS volleyball games against Ridgewood will be played at Alwood high school in Woodhull. Freshman match starts at 5pm.
Check out the Mable Woolsey Weekly Newsletter for the week of 10/2.
https://www.smore.com/wac5y
The Knoxville Homecoming Parade will begin at 2:00 p.m. today, Friday, September 29, 2023.
The Knoxville Community Fund donated $500.00 in matching funds to the KHS Student Council Homecoming Food Drive. Pictured are the KHS Student Council members, Ms. Dillon, KHS Student Council sponsor, Mandy Balser and Tessa Jones of the Knoxville Community Foundation.
KJHS Lunch Menu change:
Monday, 10/2 will be Garlic French Bread Pizza.
Wednesday, 10/4 will Macaroni and Cheese and Lil' Smokies
Congratulations to KHS girls golfers Piper Lewis and Madison Hilgenberg on advancing to Mondays girls golf Sectional in Pontiac, IL. Good luck!
Congratulations to Mr. Simmert! He was voted the August/September KJHS Teacher of the Month.
Attention ‼️‼️
Today is the last day to order your pink-out night shirts! Place your orders by 3 pm today.
https://eliteink.printavo.com/merch/volleyballpinkout
11:15 Dismissal Friday September 29th! There is no PALS after school and no Pre-K this day for Mable Woolsey.
All KJHS School Pictures that we received from Inter-State were distributed to Advisory classrooms today. Students should be bringing their pictures home this afternoon. Orders can still be placed on the Inter-State website for those who did not order initially.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Homecoming week is upon us and I want to take a moment to clarify the purpose and focus of these events.
Homecoming is a time-honored tradition that holds a special place in a student’s experience in high school. It’s a time for students to come together, celebrate their school spirit, and create lasting memories. The week-long Homecoming activities, in particular, are an integral part of this tradition.
While we appreciate the support and involvement of parents in our school activities, we want to emphasize that the homecoming activities are primarily designed for our students. These activities provide a unique opportunity for the classes to compete and build camaraderie with their peers.
To ensure that our students can fully enjoy the homecoming experience, we kindly request that parents and guardians respect the following guidelines:
1. Let the students take the lead: While we understand that parents want to show their support, please remember that these events are for the students. Encourage your children to participate, be part of the school spirit, and enjoy the moments with their friends.
2. Parents and guardians are not to attend the homecoming activities at the school during the school day.
3. Concerning Coronation: We request that if parents feel the need to watch coronation that only the parents of the six Senior Class nominees attend. Please arrive for the coronation and then exit the building when the coronation is complete.
For the other parents, guardians, and family members, we will be broadcasting the KHS Homecoming Coronation live on the NFHS Network on Friday afternoon. We will send out an approximate time of the coronation in a following message.
Thank you for understanding and support in making Homecoming a memorable and positive experience for all involved. We look forward to celebrating the spirit of our school together and creating lasting memories for our students.
Sincerely,
John Neubaum
Principal Knoxville High School
Congratulations to our KJHS Girls Cross Country team for their 1st place finish at the Rebel Rally at Stark County on Saturday, 9/23! 4 girls in the top 10 and 6 in the top 10. Kudos to the Boys team as well with 2 in the top 10. Great job Blue Bullets!
Congratulations to the KHS Girls Cross-Country team on their first place finish at the Boilermaker Invitational Saturday in Kewanee, Il.
Please see the attached flyer that lists our Spirit Days for this week.
There is a lunch menu change for Mable Woolsey on Wednesday Sept. 27th:
Walking Taco
Refried beans
Fruit
(No Spanish rice)
This week KHS students are collecting non perishable food items for the Knoxville Food Pantry. Please help us stock the Knoxville Food Pantry with your donations. Thank you!
