Iroquois Lady Braves with a road win over Jamestown Pa 28-14. They move to 2-2 on the season.
Game Change: The Girls Basketball scheduled for this evening will be VARSITY ONLY. The start time has been changed to 7pm. The game is at Jamestown PA, 204 Shenango st, Jamestown, PA 16134. The bus departs IHS at 4:45pm.
Tonight, Girls Basketball @ Jamestown PA JV 6pm Varsity 7:30; 204 Shenango Street, Jamestown, Pa 16134. JH Boys Basketball vs GM, HOME Elementary Gym, 4pm and 5:15pm. Boys Basketball vs Youngsville, HOME JRSR High Gym, JV 6pm Varsity 7:30.
The Iroquois Brave's Speech and Debate team attended their first event at Mercer High School, Thursday night. Team president Isabel Moser led the team with an outstanding performance while competing in the Oral Interpretation category. The team is looking forward to a very successful season and to our next event on January 5th, at McDowell High School. Any Junior or Senior High School students interested in discovering what Speech and Debate is all about can stop by Mr. Hammond's room 254 every Monday, right after school!
I.H.S. students volunteering to donate blood on December 7, 2023.
Members of the National Honor Society planning to deliver poinsettias to Twinbrook residents for the Christmas Season.
The JV boys basketball team finished 1st at Union City this past weekend. The boys took down Union City 42-28 on day 1 and then took care of business on Day 2 with a 38-29 victory. Great work!
Ben Burkhardt was selected to the All Tournament team in Union City this past weekend. Ben lead the Braves offense to a 3rd place finish. The boys are 1-1 on the season.
Sam Kightlinger and Hunter Chew both took 3rd in their weight classes in Hickory this past weekend. The boys wrestled through two days of fierce competition from all over District 10. Congratulations boys!
Alena Krysiak was selected to the all tournament team at the Elks Tip Off Tournament in Franklin. Coach DeSantis said that her defensive effort surprised and impressed the opposing coaches. Great work Alena!
The Iroquois Girls Basketball season preview will be on 24NEWS @ 6pm with Jay Pushkar. Full interviews will be on their website.
Football lifting will occur Monday through Thursday from 3:45 pm to 5:15 pm in the IHS fitness room. This will be subject to change based upon individual schedules. A morning option will be offered in the coming months.
The new OPEN HOUSE date for ECTS is December 8th, 2022 from 4:30-6:30PM for interested 9th graders and parents.
Foods I are busy getting ready for Thanksgiving- 60 lbs of potatoes peeled for their homemade mashed potatoes to take to their Thanksgiving dinners.
Mr. Sovisky’s psychology class got the opportunity to listen to School Board President, Mrs. Julie Abele speak about hypnosis and hypnotherapy. Students learned the difference between hypnotherapy and hypnosis and were able to understand the role hypnotherapy can play in help individuals with stress and anxiety.
The Iroquois All Sports Boosters are looking for your help. Please come to the next Board Meeting or sign up to help in the concession stand for the Winter Sporting Events.
Due to the weather, Saturday detention scheduled for 11/19 is cancelled. Students will be reassigned to the next Saturday detention taking place on 12/3.
The Erie County Technical School’s annual 9th grade Open House for this evening is cancelled.
Basketball Cheer tryouts are November 17th 7pm at Iroquois High School. Come join our squad!
Reminder to Junior and Senior Parents:
Financial Aid Night/FAFSA Completion Night is Tuesday, November 15th 5:30 pm-8:00 pm in the Iroquois High School auditorium. At 6:30 pm any senior parent interested in completing their FAFSA will transition to the downstairs computer lab. If you plan on completing your FAFSA at financial aid night, you must RSVP with the counseling office. Seating for the FAFSA completion portion of the presentation is limited.You will need the following items: FSA ID (This takes time, and it is recommended that this is done several days prior to completing the FAFSA). Social Security Number, Driver’s License Number, Alien Registration Number is you are not a U.S. Citizen, 2021 W-2 Forms, Records of untaxed income, including workers’ compensation, child support, payments to tax-deferred pension, savings plan, etc., 2021 federal income tax return 1040 and accompanying schedules (If you filed online, you will have the option of retrieving your income and tax data from the IRS and having it transferred into your FAFSA.)
Current bank statements and records of stocks, bonds, 529 plans, and other investments including real estate (but not including the home in which you live) and business and farm assets. Personal email address (not a school email address) Hope to see you there!