Congratulations to Mason Schultz! He has officially signed with Lake Land College to join the John Deere TECH Program. For the past two years, Mason has been gaining valuable hands-on experience working at AHW John Deere in Melvin. During his senior year, he participated in our student internship program and now he will continue building his skills and knowledge at Lake Land College while earning an Associate’s Degree in Applied Science in Agricultural Power Technology.
Mason’s high school experience is a strong example of our Profile of a Graduate mission—being prepared for college, career, or industry through meaningful, real-world experiences. His path highlights the value of our LHS internship program in helping students connect their education with future careers.
We’re proud of Mason. His success shows what’s possible when students are provided an opportunity to explore and pursue their passions with purpose.
Whether you're team red or team green, our LHS graduates will be ready to keep your large ag equipment running strong!
The LHS Bass Fishing team has two boats advancing to the IHSA Sectional next week at Clinton Lake! The Panthers placed 3rd and 6th at today's Regional Tournament at Lake Bloomington. Congratulations!
Congratulations to the Class of 2025 Seniors who were honored at the Scholarship Banquet yesterday! The Scholarship Ceremony was a celebration of your hard work, talent, and bright futures. These awards represent more than financial support—they're a powerful vote of confidence in your future!
We’re deeply grateful to our amazing community. Thanks to the generosity of local donors, over $135,000 in scholarships was awarded to this year’s seniors.
Rod Noe is our new District Property Services Director
One week from today!
Only a few days left for our seniors! We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2025!
Spring 2025 final exam schedule for all Freshmen - Juniors.
Reminder for SY 25-26!
Congratulations to Brandon Webner! He has officially signed with Parkland College to join the @CASE IH CNH Service Technician Apprenticeship Program. Brandon will gain hands-on experience at a Birkey’s dealership while earning an Associate’s Degree in Applied Science in Industrial and Farm Equipment Technology. After graduating, he’ll begin his career with Birkey’s as a service technician!
Brandon is a great example of a LeRoy High School student living out the Profile of a Graduate mission—preparing students to be college, career, or industry ready through real-world learning and career exploration. His journey shows how valuable programs like internships and apprenticeships can be in shaping future careers. We’re proud of his dedication, hard work, and focus on his future. Brandon’s success highlights what’s possible when students are given the tools and support to explore their passions.
Way to go, Brandon!
It was a beautiful day for our senior cookout! Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Thank you to Mr. Larson, our amazing cafeteria staff, and the HS student council for making today's lunch a success.
LeRoy High School Class of 2021 Graduate, Jerred Grussing, is featured in this edition of Parkland College's Achieve news.
Jerred was the first LHS student to attend the Bloomington Area Career Center (BACC) for an entire day in AM and PM programs, and to complete 3 programs in Auto Mechanics I, Auto Mechanics II, and Welding.
Jerred was heavily involved in Ag and FFA at LHS. He earned his American FFA degree by working for a local farmer, growing it into working at Birkey’s Farm Store, and ultimately going to the Parkland CASE New Holland Program.
“I grew up farming with my family and working for a neighbor who farmed, so operating and and working on equipment was natural to me,” Grussing said. “Going through the diesel program at Parkland, I was able to further my knowledge on how certain machines worked and learn the steps to better diagnose when there were issues with machines.”
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Congratulations to the Inductees of the LeRoy International Thespian Society! The induction ceremony will be held on May 5th at 7pm in the LeRoy Performing Arts Center. All theater and thespian alumni are welcome, as well as family and friends of the inductees.
Reminder: Registration packets are due TOMORROW!
This Friday, May 2 is our annual Senior cookout and tailgate. Congratulations to the class of 2025!
Prom Court 2025
The LeRoy Education Advancement Foundation (LEAF) is a not-for-profit corporation organized in 1996 to supplement and enhance educational opportunities for the students of LeRoy Schools. In its founding year, LEAF began by funding a supervised computer library and Internet access for LeRoy students and residents. Since its inception, LEAF has also funded individual classroom grants that enhance the day to day learning opportunities for our students. These have included classroom materials, educational field trips, and supporting technology in the classroom.
From July 1, 1996 to the present, LEAF has contributed over $300,000 to enhance learning experiences and support the future of our children. In recent years, LEAF has combined funds with the school district to purchase Chromebooks, Smart Boards, establish teacher training centers, and help fund the development of special student training areas. Most recently, LEAF donated $100,000 to an inclusive playground at LeRoy Elementary School, which will serve our students and community.
LEAF wants to continue to play a vital role in our children’s education and future. To do this they need your volunteer and financial support. You may contribute cash gifts, endowments, memorials, or bequests. If you are interested in volunteering with LEAF or making a donation, please contact Karin Morgan (morgank@leroyk12.org or 309-962-4211) in the LCUSD #2 District Office.
Don't forget! Registration packets for SY 25-26 are due to the office of your child's school one week from today.
Spring is in the air at Le Roy Elementary! PreK students in Ms. Jackie and Ms. Aga's class are growing their own herbs. Our after school Panther Care students worked with the Garden Club to spruce up our courtyard.
