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Congratulations to our LeRoy students who were inducted into the BACC Technical Honor Society this evening!
Kendall Tokarski, Certified Nurse Assistant
Natalie Nordstrom, Advanced CNA
Laila Hornke, Health Careers and Medical Terminology
These students have demonstrated personal and professional growth in their chosen career programs at Bloomington Area Career Center. Kendall, Natalie, and Laila will wear red and silver honor cords at their respective LHS graduation ceremonies to symbolize this honor and achievement.
Colin Dunafin was recognized as the DAR Good Citizen award winner from Le Roy High School at a May 1st reception provided by the Letitia Green Stevenson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Congratulations Colin!
🎓 Congratulations to our outstanding students graduating with honors! 🎉
✨ Summa Cum Laude: GPA of 4.0 and above
✨ Magna Cum Laude: GPA of 3.8 - 3.99
✨ Degree with Distinction: Awarded to students earning Summa or Magna Cum Laude who have completed at least 4 of the following rigorous Senior-level courses: Accounting 2, Anatomy and Physiology, Bloomington Area Career Center, Calculus, English Composition, History 104, History 105, Internship, Physics, online Parkland Dual Credit, and Spanish 4.
To achieve this distinction, students must fully complete or be in the process of completing the entire year of at least four of these courses.
*Not Pictured: Nadia Bollhorst and Nicholas Bargmann
We need at least 15 more blood donors to come out and donate at the Le Roy High School blood drive tomorrow, March 13th to meet our collection target of 45. The ARC is in EMERGENCY NEED of type O blood. O negative is the universal donor and O positive is the most common blood type. It is crucial that we have all blood types available when needed! Will you help? Remember one unit of blood can save up to 3 lives! It's not too late to make your appointment. Walk-ins are also welcome. As a thank you, all presenting donors will receive an ARC t-shirt along with a $10 e gift card! Please help Le Roy High School and sign up to donate blood today! Thanks for your continued support!
Information regarding the proposed County Schools Facility Tax
It was a beautiful morning for Post Season Pancakes!! Thank you to Mr. Larson, Mr. Perry, Mrs. Jefferson, and Mrs. Leinweber and HS Student Council!
🏀 Good luck to Coach Hawkins, Coach Egan, and the boys basketball team at the Super Sectional basketball game tonight.
See you at ISU, Panther Nation! Let's get loud! 📣
🐾GO PANTHERS!
Super Sectional Ticket Information
Panther Nation,
Congratulations to our boys basketball team for winning sectionals! To celebrate this amazing achievement and cheer on our team, we’re bringing back our Pancake Breakfast this Monday morning, March 10th!
We’ll start serving pancakes at 7:30 AM, so come join us and show your school spirit while enjoying some delicious pancakes. Let’s continue to support our team as they make us proud!
We can’t wait to see you there!
Congratulations to our Eagle Scouts!
We are thrilled to announce and celebrate the remarkable achievement of our LeRoy HS students who have earned the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout! Becoming an Eagle Scout requires years of perseverance, leadership, and the completion of an extensive service project that benefits the community. We are so proud of our students who have demonstrated exceptional skills and character throughout this journey, showcasing the values of integrity, teamwork, and responsibility. This group of young men are leaders in our hallways and in our communities and beautifully exemplify our Profile of a Graduate mission!
Colin Dunafin
Built an informational board commemorating the Gaultney brothers, three young men from here in Le Roy who all died fighting in WWII.
John O’Brien
Built six native bee houses at Weldon Springs to give habitat for native species of solitary bees.
Noah O’Brien
Built a ga-ga ball pit at Gaultney Park.
Brandon Webner
Built a shade pavilion at LeRoy Dog Park.
Brandon’s Eagle Scout Project was named Project of the Year for the Crossroads district.
LHS Key Club is hosting a Blood Drive at LeRoy High School on Thursday, March 13. Sign up here to donate: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/donation-time?zipSponsor=61752
Congratulations to our ACES Team.
Sawyer Ingram - 1st Engineering Graphics
Isiah Schertz - 2nd Physics
Sophia Hernandez Estrada - 2nd Math
Izzy Shivers - 2nd English
Kaitlyn Cox - 3rd English
Alyssa Davis - 3rd Math
The 2025 George Raymond Dolly Scholarship is live on our High School Website. Graduates of Empire Township are eligible to apply up to five years after high school graduation. Applications are due in the LeRoy High School office by 3:10pm on Friday, April 4, 2025.
https://www.leroyk12.org/o/leroy/page/leroy-jr-sr-high
Congratulations Panther Basketball players and coaches! Regional Champs! 🏆
Congratulations Brock and Landon!
1% CSFT Community Informational Meeting
Head over to our Facebook page to learn more information about these amazing works on display at the 2025 HOIC Art Festival.
With the extreme cold temperature forecast for this week, we will offer a roaming shuttle bus for walkers in the blocks between 150 and our buildings every day this week starting at 7:30am.
Panther Families,
Here we go again! LeRoy CUSD #2 will not be in session on Wednesday, February 12th. It is difficult to make a decision not to send kids to school a day ahead of time based on the forecast, and a forecast that likely doesn’t affect us getting to school in the morning. That being said, I know it helps families plan when they know what to expect as early as possible. We could wait until 5:00-6:00am tomorrow morning to make this decision, but I don’t believe we will know any additional information at that time that would change the forecast during the afternoon.
While there are always uncertainties with weather predictions, the latest National Weather Service update is confident that we will see at least 3-4” of snow beginning around 8:00-9:00am with the heaviest precipitation 11:00am-4:00pm. They also predict snow turning to a wintry mix with freezing rain from 3:00pm on. In addition, it will be extremely cold with wind gusts throughout the day of 20-25mph.
This all adds up to a mess for afternoon dismissal with difficulty keeping our lots clear and getting our students and staff home safely. Consideration was given to attending for a morning half day, but we would likely have done a planned early dismissal as early as 11:00am. That would not create any greater convenience for our families and would still include safety risks for our students and staff. In addition, over the course of the past week or more, we have seen illness absence spikes as high as 20% in our buildings. Between the weather concerns and the positives of getting kids away from each other for an extra day of rest, the decision to plan an emergency day made the most sense.
Wednesday is our second emergency day of the school year. Both of those days will need to be made up at the end of our original school calendar. Any emergency days from here on out will be Remote Learning Days. Teachers have shared those plans with students, and everyone should be prepared for a Remote Learning Day if needed. Remote Learning Days do not have to be made up.
Stay safe and warm. We’re one day closer to spring. Thank you for your continued support of LeRoy Schools!
Go Panthers!
Jeff Baughman
Superintendent
April 1
