If you missed having your Senior Portraits taken this summer, you are welcome to have them taken on Friday, Oct 24, during the school day. If you have any further questions, please contact Mr. DeSalvo at mdesalvo@iroquoissd.org.
Join us for a Coffee House Style Choral Performance next Tuesday, October 28 at 7:00 PM in the Elementary School Cafeteria. A variety of student performers will be featured and we look forward to seeing our students shine!
Attention IHS Families: Please use this link to sign up for a parent teacher conference. Conferences are available for students in grades 7-12 and provide an opportunity for you to meet with your student's teachers. Link: https://ptcfast.com/schools/IHS
Attention 11th grade students: Please make sure you are on time for the PSAT tomorrow, Wednesday, October 15. The PSAT will be administered online this year. Please make sure your chromebook is charged, you get a good night's rest, and you bring a small snack and/or drink to enjoy during your break. Thank you!
Attention IHS Families: Fall parent-teacher conferences will take place Monday, November 3, 2025. Please make sure to sign up for a phone or in-person conference!. More information regarding sign-ups can be found at the following link: http://bit.ly/46Pe7Rx Please contact the IHS office at (814) 899-7643 x1000 with any questions. Thank you!
Our varsity recipient for the “EFFORT" award goes to Addi Lewis who embodies unwavering effort and true grit.
Addi gives 100% of her heart every single time she steps on the court. This was never more evident than her inspiring return after surgery, where she didn’t just recover, she came back stronger and more determined than ever.
Her effort is consistently demonstrated in her performance and leadership. Against Union City, she was a commanding presence, leading the team with 24 digs and 15 kills. But her extraordinary performance in the 5-set thriller against Seneca truly stood out, where she dominated with 12 kills and 26 digs, driving the team through every intense rally.
Thank you, Addi for showing us what it means to lead with your EFFORT and your whole HEART!
The JV recipient for effort is Laila Nolan. Laila has shown consistent effort emotionally and in her physical performance. She shows up to work hard and to figure out how to do better as an individual, and to help her teammates be better as well. She thrives when her teammates do well, and she is encouraging and keeps pushing hard when things aren't going the way we want them to.
Laila has demonstrated shared commitment and has been considerate of others time, energy, and resources. Her efforts and hard work have helped to build team culture, motivated teammates, and shown that she is committed to her team and teammates.
Congratulations, Laila and Addi!!
Addi gives 100% of her heart every single time she steps on the court. This was never more evident than her inspiring return after surgery, where she didn’t just recover, she came back stronger and more determined than ever.
Her effort is consistently demonstrated in her performance and leadership. Against Union City, she was a commanding presence, leading the team with 24 digs and 15 kills. But her extraordinary performance in the 5-set thriller against Seneca truly stood out, where she dominated with 12 kills and 26 digs, driving the team through every intense rally.
Thank you, Addi for showing us what it means to lead with your EFFORT and your whole HEART!
The JV recipient for effort is Laila Nolan. Laila has shown consistent effort emotionally and in her physical performance. She shows up to work hard and to figure out how to do better as an individual, and to help her teammates be better as well. She thrives when her teammates do well, and she is encouraging and keeps pushing hard when things aren't going the way we want them to.
Laila has demonstrated shared commitment and has been considerate of others time, energy, and resources. Her efforts and hard work have helped to build team culture, motivated teammates, and shown that she is committed to her team and teammates.
Congratulations, Laila and Addi!!
Attention 11th grade families: From Mrs. Drahushak: Attached is information for 11th grade parents/guardians regarding the ASVAB . Link to information: https://bit.ly/4nI8z19
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We had a fantastic visit from NOAA and associates discussing an important endeavor they are undertaking on Lake Erie. Students in 7th and 8th grade in addition to students in Environmental Science and Anatomy were able to learn about this exciting project and ask questions of these impressive scientists. Thank you Dr. Urban and Mrs. Skelton for making this possible.
Congratulations to Alissa, Brennan, Ben, and Kerry on their induction to the National Technical Honor Society. Thank you for representing Iroquois in such a positive, impactful way! We are proud of you!
Congratulations to our Homecoming court, our King, Hunter Chew, and Queen, Ava Kojancie. Thank you to Mrs. Moon, our IHS cheerleaders, Mr. Trojak, and our student council for an amazing spirit week! We will round out the week with tonight's homecoming dance! See you there!
Senior Sunrise for the class of 2026 was a hit! Thank you to the National Honor Society and The Nutrition Group for helping to provide such a meaningful opportunity for our seniors!
The pallet pile is stacked! The rock band is warned up! The dunk tank is full! The Marching band is full of spirit! Face-painting, ice cream, sodas, and food are all available for purchase! Come get in the spirit and join us for our Homecoming Bonfire! We will be here until 8:00!
Reminder: TONIGHT 6–8PM at Iroquois HS for the Homecoming Bonfire! 🎶🔥 There will be food trucks, music & fun as we gear up for the big game! Don’t miss out!
Attention 11th Grade Families: Please click on the following link to learn more about the upcoming PSAT. Link to information: http://bit.ly/3KtmXeT
Attention parents of 12th grade students: Please click on the following link for information regarding Financial Aid night! https://bit.ly/482pCpN
Attention IHS Families: Be on the lookout for your student's first quarter progress report! These reports were mailed out yesterday and reflect student work thus far in the quarter. Thank you!
Attention parents of 9th grade students: Please click on the following link for information about Erie County Technical School. https://bit.ly/4pI7UOD
Our Character Matter’s word last week was “ATTITUDE” and was presented by our Senior Kylie Miller.
A great attitude prioritizes the team's goals above personal statistics or glory. This involves being willing to take on any role the coach asks of you. It's about being a great teammate, whether you're on the court or on the sidelines, and understanding that the team's success is a shared victory.
Our varsity recipient for “Attitude” is Kylie Miller. Even when Kylie is not on the court, she is fully in the game. From the sideline, she is cheering our team on, she’s a consistent source of encouragement, and has been a dedicated participant in the volleyball program for the past 6 years. She consistently shows up for every single practice and pushes her teammates to be better. Whether it’s setting up equipment, putting it away, or keeping book, she always steps up to the plate to make the team better without complaint. Her dedication, selflessness, and sportsmanship are an inspiration to us all.
Our JV recipient for “Attitude” is Kharina Bridges. Kharina shows up every day with a great attitude and a willingness to do whatever is asked. Her impact goes far beyond her technical skills on the court; she builds a foundation of resilience and trust that will help her team succeed both on and off the court. She is also willing to help when needed and is always the first one to volunteer to set up and tear down the nets.
Congratulations, ladies!!!
A great attitude prioritizes the team's goals above personal statistics or glory. This involves being willing to take on any role the coach asks of you. It's about being a great teammate, whether you're on the court or on the sidelines, and understanding that the team's success is a shared victory.
Our varsity recipient for “Attitude” is Kylie Miller. Even when Kylie is not on the court, she is fully in the game. From the sideline, she is cheering our team on, she’s a consistent source of encouragement, and has been a dedicated participant in the volleyball program for the past 6 years. She consistently shows up for every single practice and pushes her teammates to be better. Whether it’s setting up equipment, putting it away, or keeping book, she always steps up to the plate to make the team better without complaint. Her dedication, selflessness, and sportsmanship are an inspiration to us all.
Our JV recipient for “Attitude” is Kharina Bridges. Kharina shows up every day with a great attitude and a willingness to do whatever is asked. Her impact goes far beyond her technical skills on the court; she builds a foundation of resilience and trust that will help her team succeed both on and off the court. She is also willing to help when needed and is always the first one to volunteer to set up and tear down the nets.
Congratulations, ladies!!!
Attention Iroquois families! Homecoming tickets will be available for purchase starting tomorrow, Sept 23rd, during A and C lunches. Tickets are priced at $10 each until Sept 30th. Beginning Oct 1st, tickets will be $15. Tickets will not be sold at the door.
Remember that students must have no outstanding fees or owed detention hours to purchase a ticket. To bring a guest from another school, a permission slip must be picked up and returned to the HS office before purchase.