Congratulations to our Students of the Month for September!
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Congratulations, Lylow and Evan!
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The high school volleyball team will be hosting a Volley for the Cure TONIGHT to raise money for breast cancer research. Please come to support the team's effort.
Also we are having a bake sale to help raise more money!
Cross Country Meet!
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The high school Forensics class has been working on crime scenes during class! Mrs. Moos shared some pictures of the progress they are making!
On September 13th, Aiden saw a fellow classmate struggling to carry her belongings. This student dropped her diabetes monitoring mobile device. Aiden quickly rushed towards her to pick up the device during the passing period. Thank you Aiden for going above and beyond! Keep up the great work!
The Bass Fishing Team just kicked off our Holiday Wreaths fundraiser and hope you could support us!
You can help us reach our goal by purchasing a beautiful Fresh Wreath, Centerpiece, and/or Table Top Christmas Tree. These also make wonderful gifts for loved ones!
Order from any Bass Fishing Teammate or email wolfem@donovanschools.org.
Thank you!
Cross Country participated in the Paxton Buckley Loda Invitational on Saturday. Cesar got 13th and Alex got 26th! Way to go! We are proud of you both!
Laylah Walters made the all tournament Volleyball team at the All Tournament for the Westville Tournament! Congratulations, Laylah! We are proud of you!
Reminder!
We are PROUD to have Michele in our school district! This is her 25th year of teaching at Donovan. Michele has been a huge part of the Illinois Tutoring Initiative here at Donovan and the Illinois State Board of Education recognizes her impact! Donovan exceeds state test scores for math and Michele has improved school test scores three years in a row. Thank you Michele for your dedication to our students, community and school district!
Senior Night!
Congrats to Gracie Sanders and Connor Stahlschmidt, seniors at Donovan High School, for receiving an academic honor from @CollegeBoard National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program for their excellent achievements in school and on assessments. We believe there’s so much that makes our students unique and that’s an asset to colleges and scholarship programs. We’re proud to celebrate our students and their hard work in high school. Doing the work is the hard part. Being recognized for it should be easy. And for students planning for life after high school, the award is an opportunity to get recognized by colleges that are actively looking for diverse talent. With this award, we can help more students celebrate that. Way to go, Gracie and Connor!
A fun, family night!
Congratulations, Zoey! We are very proud of you for receiving the FIRST positive referral and for being so kind!
Reminder: Picture day is tomorrow!
