The second grade students had a fantastic time today on their field trip to the Arena Trampoline Park!
about 14 hours ago, Amy Carr
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Students are playing on the equipment at the trampoline park.
Join our team! Cumberland CUSD #77 is hiring for the following positions. Please share with those who may be interested. *School psychologist *Full-Time Bus Driver *District Maintenance Worker *Middle School Assistant Girls Basketball Coach *Middle School Head Scholastic Bowl Coach *Certified Athletic Trainer For more information, visit our district webpage at https://www.cumberland.k12.il.us/page/employment-opportunities.
about 18 hours ago, Amy Carr
District Maintenance Worker vacancy listing. Send credentials to Darrell Houchin, dhouchin@cusd77.org.
School Psychologist vacancy listing. Send credentials to Christine Mock, cmock@cusd77.org.
Full-time Bus Driver vacancy listing. Send credentials to Steve Wheeler, swheeler@cusd77.org.
Middle school girls assistant basketball coach and head scholastic bowl coach vacancy listing. Send credentials to Stacy Keyser, skeyser@cusd77.org.
Certified Athletic Trainer vacancy listing. Send credentials to Kevin Maynard, kmaynard@cusd77.org.
In honor of Earth Day 🌎 today and Arbor Day🌳on Friday, the Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation representatives visited the third grade to talk about the importance of taking care of our trees. Each student was given a tree to take home and plant!
4 days ago, Amy Carr
Representatives spoke to the students about the importance of taking care of our trees.
A representative showed the students how to plant their tree.
A student is showing his new tree.
The kindergarten students went on an egg hunting adventure today! First, they found an egg labeled for each member of their class and marked it off on their chart. After they finished, they found their own egg to take home! The students had a great time searching for all of the eggs!
10 days ago, Amy Carr
The students are marking off eggs on their charts.
The students are marking off eggs on their charts.
The students are finished marking their charts. They are sitting together talking.
The students are showing the egg they found.
The students are showing the egg they found.
The students are showing the egg they found.
The students are showing the egg they found.
The students are showing the egg they found.
Mrs. Smyser's 3rd grade class completed a STEM challenge this morning to save their Peep from being eaten! They had to build a tower that could stand alone using plastic eggs and Play-Doh. We hope they saved the delicious Peep! 🐥
10 days ago, Amy Carr
The students are using eggs and Playdoh to complete a STEM challenge.
The students are using eggs and Playdoh to complete a STEM challenge.
On April 3rd, Brenda Salyers from the Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) spoke with 4th grade students on the topic of Saving our Soil. After the presentation, students used the information they learned from Brenda and created a poster. Each 4th grade class had a 1st and 2nd place winner who received a gift card from the SWCD. Congratulations!
10 days ago, Amy Carr
The speaker is teaching the 4th grade about conservation.
The speaker is teaching the 4th grade about conservation.
The 1st and 2nd place winners from each class are displaying their poster.
Mrs. Shirley, with Ag in the Classroom, visited Mrs. McClellan's classroom today. The students learned about turkeys, ate like a turkey, and sang songs. The students love Mrs. Shirley and Ag in the Classroom! 🦃
16 days ago, Amy Carr
The student is eating popcorn like a turkey.
The students are sitting at their desks listing to Mrs. Shirley play a song.
The second graders wrapped up a money unit with an in-school marketplace! Students earned play money and spent it at a variety of creative stores, including a beauty salon, tattoo parlor, face painting station, snack shop, carnival, and many more!
17 days ago, Amy Carr
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
Students are purchasing items from the stores.
This week in ELA, the fourth grade students explored the Eureka! Student Inventor unit. Student teams faced an engineering challenge to design a way to lift a standard ping-pong ball from a table, pass it around the group, ensure each member had control for at least three seconds, and deposit it into a cup without touching the ball. Through teamwork and problem-solving, every group successfully met the challenge and earned their collaboration wedge!
18 days ago, Amy Carr
Students are passing a ping pong ball around without touching it.
Students are passing a ping pong ball around without touching it.
Students are passing a ping pong ball around without touching it.
Students are passing a ping pong ball around without touching it.
Students are passing a ping pong ball around without touching it.
Students are passing a ping pong ball around without touching it.
Today was a magical moment for Ms. Williamson's first grade students as they released the butterflies they have been caring for since they were tiny caterpillars! 🐛➡️🦋 The first grade classes would like to thank the Cumberland County Farm Bureau for loaning the butterfly kits!
19 days ago, Amy Carr
The thee remaining butterflies are investigating the doorway to freedom.
Ms. Williamson and the students react as a butterfly takes off towards the sky.
The butterfly found some grass to hide in.
Congratulations to the April Raiders of the Month! These students were chosen based on being reliable students, having exemplary behavior, and having good attendance. Thank you for being respectful, responsible, and reliable Raiders!
23 days ago, Amy Carr
The three girls are the April Raiders of the Month
Please make note of the following changes to the original school calendar. The district used two emergency days this school year on 1/6 and 1/7. Therefore, school WILL be in session on the following Fridays: Friday, April 11, and Friday, April 25.
26 days ago, Amy Carr
The image is of a calendar with the word Update! across it.
We were proud to wear red today in honor of Neoga's return to school. We hope you had a great day!
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
A group of students showing their red in support of Neoga schools.
The second grade students enjoyed a health fair on Friday! Representatives from Sarah Bush Lincoln, Sarah Bush Lincoln Dental, the Cumberland County Health Department, and the YMCA spoke to the students about taking care of their bodies. The health fair was a wonderful culminating activity for the unit on the human body.
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
The students are stretching.
The students are participating in a rhythm activity.
The students are learning about keeping their body healthy.
The students are learning about keeping their body healthy.
The students are listening to a presenter.
The students re standing with the presenters.
The students are checking for germs on their hands.
Kindergarten pre-registration opens today! If you have a child who will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2025, please use the link below to complete pre-registration by April 27. Additional information will be emailed at a later date. Welcome Raiders! https://forms.gle/PbSu53aFnPpxCBiv7
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
We encourage everyone to wear red on Wednesday, March 26, to support Neoga as they head back to school following the tornado damage to their schools. Let's show them our Pirate hearts and spirit as they navigate the remaining days of school.
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
The image has the Neoga N with the Indian head in the middle. It says Wear red on Wednesday.
Elementary students who achieved perfect attendance in the third quarter were recognized today. These students showed up every day ready to learn and grow. Keep up the great work!
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
Elementary students are holding their perfect attendance certificates.
Elementary students are holding their perfect attendance certificates.
Elementary students are holding their perfect attendance certificates.
The Hutton Masonic Lodge sponsored the elementary school's spring reading challenge. They generously donated six large prizes for students to have the chance to win. 145 of our elementary students participated, and they read a total of 4,350 books or chapters over the two week challenge! We are proud of them and congratulate the lucky winners!
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
Pictured are the prize winners and the librarian. One won a dart board, another won a bike, another won a Harry Potter art set, another won tiger, one won a bullpup, while another won a brown pup.
We are hiring! Cumberland Unit #77 has openings for the following positions. Please share with those who may be interested. * Elementary Teacher * School Psychologist * MS Girls Assistant Basketball Coach * HS Girls Head Basketball Coach * Certified Athletic Trainer * Full-time Bus Driver * MS Principal/Athletic Director
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
To apply for the elementary position, send credentials to Daniel Huffman at dhuffman@cusd77.org.
To apply for the school psychologist position, send credentials to Christine Mock at cmock@cusd77.org.
To apply for the Girls Assistant Basketball Coach position, send credentials to Stacy Keyser at skeyser@cusd77.org.
To apply for the school Head Girls Basketball or Certified Athletic Trainer positions, send credentials to Kevin Maynard at kmaynard@cusd77.org.
To apply for the bus driver position, send credentials to Steve Wheeler at swheeler@cusd77.org.
To apply for the Middle School Principal/Athletic Director position, send credentials to Darrell Houchin at dhouchin@cusd77.org.
Mrs. Bierman's second grade students didn't catch the sneaky leprechaun with the traps that Mrs. Lee's high school class had made. But, the students were left with gold necklaces and magic rocks. They used a magic potion to melt the rock and found gold inside! They also enjoyed shamrock shakes as a special treat! ☘️
about 1 month ago, Amy Carr
A student dissolving the ball to find a gold coin.
The pot of gold coins wrapped up.
One student is holding a gold coin. Another is still looking for the coin in the solution.
A student is holding a gold coin.
Four students sitting around a table enjoying a shamrock shake.