Late post because we were busy dancing the night away!
Congratulations to Sam Edmundson and Emma Wiechman, your 2026 Prom King & Queen! What a beautiful Saturday it was for LeRoy High School Prom.
A special shoutout to Mrs. Marcy for all her hard work organizing such a memorable evening, and to our incredible After Prom parents for making it a safe and fun night for everyone.
If there is a weather emergency during the school day, LeRoy Elementary School will not be used as a storm shelter due to the need to shelter our students. The elementary school will still be an emergency storm shelter outside of regular school hours. Thank you to the Presbyterian Church for working with the city as an alternate location during the school day.
Big things ahead for Molly Scheuer!
We’re excited to celebrate the end of Molly’s career as the Danville Area Community College News-Gazette HS Confidential Reporter! Molly served in this role for two years and it was an incredible opportunity to showcase her talent, voice, and passion for storytelling.
Molly plans to attend Butler University, where she will major in Sports Media and minor in Finance and Journalism which is a perfect combination for a future in the sports broadcasting world. Congratulations, Molly!
We’re excited to celebrate the end of Molly’s career as the Danville Area Community College News-Gazette HS Confidential Reporter! Molly served in this role for two years and it was an incredible opportunity to showcase her talent, voice, and passion for storytelling.
Molly plans to attend Butler University, where she will major in Sports Media and minor in Finance and Journalism which is a perfect combination for a future in the sports broadcasting world. Congratulations, Molly!
IMMEDIATE JOB OPENING
Junior High & High School End of the Year Events
SAVE THESE DATES!
SAVE THESE DATES!
Introducing the 2026 LHS Prom Court
From Left to Right
Henry Thayn, Ben Thayn, Chase Steege, Jordan Cox, Sam Edmundson, Molly Scheuer, Morgan Fleming, Khloe Builta, Laila Hornke, Emma Wiechman
Prom is this Saturday, April 25.
Grand March will be held in the Performing Arts Center at 4:00 PM.
The dance will be held at the Chateau in Bloomington from 8 - 11 PM.
From Left to Right
Henry Thayn, Ben Thayn, Chase Steege, Jordan Cox, Sam Edmundson, Molly Scheuer, Morgan Fleming, Khloe Builta, Laila Hornke, Emma Wiechman
Prom is this Saturday, April 25.
Grand March will be held in the Performing Arts Center at 4:00 PM.
The dance will be held at the Chateau in Bloomington from 8 - 11 PM.
Congratulations to the 2026 International Thespian Society Inductees for LeRoy High School. We welcome the inductees, their families, current members and alumni to this years LeRoy Thespian Troupe 11015 Induction Ceremony May 3rd, 6pm at the LeRoy Performing Arts Center.
Hiring for 2026-27 School Year
LeRoy High School represented with pride at the State ACES competition! Out of 51 schools across the state, our team earned an impressive 13th place overall finish.
A special congratulations to our individual placer:
Sawyer Ingram – 2nd Place in Engineering Graphics!
We’re proud of all our ACES participants!
A special congratulations to our individual placer:
Sawyer Ingram – 2nd Place in Engineering Graphics!
We’re proud of all our ACES participants!
Today we celebrated the past, present, and future of the LeRoy High School FFA chapter! 🌱
A special thank you to Paige Sierras for delivering an outstanding keynote address on the power of having a growth mindset.
Congratulations to all of our students who earned degrees and received awards this afternoon!
Thank you to our 2025–2026 FFA officers for your leadership and dedication, and congratulations to our newly selected 2026–2027 officers. We are excited to see the continued success of the LeRoy FFA chapter.
Finally, our sincere appreciation to our local FFA Foundation donors, alumni, and chapter advisors, Mr. Perry & Mr. Larson.
45 more LHS students are now CPR and AED certified! ❤️👏
This has become a milestone unit in our high school health class, led by Mrs. Sierra Leinweber. A special thank you to the LeRoy Ambulance Service for making this life-saving certification possible for our students.
Obtaining certifications like these directly aligns with our Profile of a Graduate mission. Our goal is to ensure every student builds a strong resume of skills, habits, experiences, and opportunities helping them clarify their post-secondary direction and walk confidently across our graduation stage.
This has become a milestone unit in our high school health class, led by Mrs. Sierra Leinweber. A special thank you to the LeRoy Ambulance Service for making this life-saving certification possible for our students.
Obtaining certifications like these directly aligns with our Profile of a Graduate mission. Our goal is to ensure every student builds a strong resume of skills, habits, experiences, and opportunities helping them clarify their post-secondary direction and walk confidently across our graduation stage.
Parents of '26-'27 BCA Students:
Save the date for BCA's second annual New Student Orientation Night. This event is intended to help incoming '26-'27 students and parents become aware of specific course opportunities and expectations, ask questions, and receive registration assistance if they haven't already registered. Attendance is strongly encouraged.
Save the date for BCA's second annual New Student Orientation Night. This event is intended to help incoming '26-'27 students and parents become aware of specific course opportunities and expectations, ask questions, and receive registration assistance if they haven't already registered. Attendance is strongly encouraged.
The annual Key Club Blood Drive, led by Mrs. Kim Wohlwend and her amazing crew of student volunteers, was a success!
Thank you to the student volunteers, staff, and generous blood donors who gave their time and support. Your willingness to help others truly makes a difference and helps save lives.
Key Club is proud to serve our community, and events like this are only possible because of people like you. Thank you for your support!
‼️ NOTICE: The LeRoy CUSD #2 Regular School Board Meeting start time has been moved to 5:00pm March 10, 2026 due to severe weather warnings. All school activities will take place as scheduled. Note that LeRoy Elementary School is an emergency storm shelter for the community and has a basement.‼️
Best of luck to our JH wrestling state qualifiers! These wrestlers will compete in the IESA State Tournament at NIU this weekend. Go Panthers!
After an exciting evening of competition at the HOIC Tournament last week, our Panthers battled through hours of intense matches, quick thinking, and lightning-fast buzzers to earn 2nd place in the HOIC conference!
LeRoy made an impressive run to the championship match for the first time in school history, finishing as tournament runner-up to Eureka.
The Panthers now head into Regionals at Blue Ridge on Monday with a 13–5 record.
Great work, LHS SchoBo! Good luck tomorrow!
Congratulations to our junior high wrestling state qualifiers! Ty Jackson Sectional Champion, Evan Conn Sectional Champion, Preston Long 3rd Place, and Briggs Baxter (TV) 2nd Place will compete in the IESA state finals Friday and Saturday at Northern Illinois University in Dekalb.
🏀 IHSA Class 1A Boys Basketball Super-Sectional 🏀
LeRoy Panthers vs. Lawrenceville Indians
🗓 Monday, March 9
⏰ 7:00 PM
📍 Groniger Arena on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston
🎟 TICKETS:
Fans are encouraged to purchase digital tickets in advance.
▪️Direct link: https://gofan.co/event/6255438
Tickets are also available through EIU Panthers website
▪️Links: https://eiupanthers.com/index.aspx
🚗 FAN PARKING:
▪️Parking will be available in the large J Lot off Grant Street (north side of Groniger Arena) as well as the large lot west of the football stadium.
▪️Parking on the south side of Lantz will be reserved for team buses, school administrators, referees, cheerleaders, IHSA administrators, and event personnel.
🎟 SEATING:
▪️LeRoy fans: North half of the arena
▪️Lawrenceville fans: South half of the arena
▪️General admission seating
📣 STUDENT SECTIONS:
▪️Student sections are encouraged to sit in the lower east bleachers.
See you Monday night, Panther Nation!!! 🐾🏀
LeRoy Panthers vs. Lawrenceville Indians
🗓 Monday, March 9
⏰ 7:00 PM
📍 Groniger Arena on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston
🎟 TICKETS:
Fans are encouraged to purchase digital tickets in advance.
▪️Direct link: https://gofan.co/event/6255438
Tickets are also available through EIU Panthers website
▪️Links: https://eiupanthers.com/index.aspx
🚗 FAN PARKING:
▪️Parking will be available in the large J Lot off Grant Street (north side of Groniger Arena) as well as the large lot west of the football stadium.
▪️Parking on the south side of Lantz will be reserved for team buses, school administrators, referees, cheerleaders, IHSA administrators, and event personnel.
🎟 SEATING:
▪️LeRoy fans: North half of the arena
▪️Lawrenceville fans: South half of the arena
▪️General admission seating
📣 STUDENT SECTIONS:
▪️Student sections are encouraged to sit in the lower east bleachers.
See you Monday night, Panther Nation!!! 🐾🏀
Back-to-Back Sectional Champions! 🏆
The boys battled and defeated Unity Christian 62–58!
The Panthers now advance to the Super-Sectional and will play Monday at 7:00 PM at Eastern Illinois University.
Our local police, fire, and EMS will escort the team bus back into town as they celebrate this huge win. Let’s line the streets and welcome our coaches and athletes home!
A huge thank you to Panther Nation for making the long drive and showing up!! It’s different here!
Come work at LeRoy Schools!
