Our students and staff were "Lost in Time" today! Shout-out to everyone who rocked their decade-themed outfits for Homecoming Week!

about 15 hours ago, Amy Carr
Seven students are dressed in decade-themed outfits.
Five students are dressed in decade-themed outfits.
Two students and a teacher are dressed in decade-themed outfits.
Three students are dressed in decade-themed outfits.
Ten students are dressed in decade-themed outfits.
Three staff members are dressed in decade-themed outfits.
Two staff members are dressed in decade-themed outfits.
Congratulations to Mia Holsapple on earning her 100th career block at the home game on Monday! 🏴‍☠️
about 15 hours ago, Amy Carr
The image has the player holding a sign wishing congratulations. The background has career blocks 100, the playe's name, number, and the pirate logo.
The CHS Class of 2030 is selling Little Caesars Pizza Kits and Meal Deals to raise money for their Senior prom. The order window will be open from October 5 - October 16. Pizza Kits are great to have on hand for busy days, or you can purchase a Meal Deal Code and pick up Little Caesars pizza at your local restaurant. Everyone appreciates the convenience of a delicious meal that your family will love!


If you would like to order, please get in touch with one of our freshmen. They each have a unique order link. Using this link will ensure the student receives credit for your order.


Once you place your order, your pizza kits will be delivered directly to your doorstep via FedEx within 5-7 business days. It's the perfect time to stock your freezer!


Thank you for your support!

CHS Class of 2030
about 20 hours ago, Amy Carr
Pictured is a Little Caesars Pizza Kit. It show the box, three pizza crusts, cheese, sauce, and toppings.
The CHS volleyball Volley for a Cure t-shirts are available for purchase until 10 AM Friday, October 2nd. The team will distribute the shirts if you choose local pickup. Thanks for participating in this great cause!

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about 20 hours ago, Amy Carr
The BIO 2 students learned about the water vascular system of the starfish and what it truly means to be part of the Phylum Echinodermata!
2 days ago, Amy Carr
Two students are wearing goggles and gloves and are sitting in front of a discecting tray with starfish.
A student is wearing goggles and gloves and is sitting in front of a discecting tray with a starfish.
🏴‍☠️ Homecoming Week is Here! 🏴‍☠️

S.A.D.D. wants everyone to have a fun, memorable Homecoming Week, but safety should always be part of the plan!

Whether you're headed to the game, the dance, or spending time with friends, remember to:

🚗 Buckle up every time
📱 Put your phone away while driving
🤝 Look out for your friends
🚫 Never drive impaired or get in a car with someone who is
🏠 Have a plan to get home safely

Have fun. Make memories. Look out for one another. Be the one who makes a safe choice!
3 days ago, Amy Carr
Cumberland boys' and girls' cross country teams competed in the St. Joe Invite this weekend. The boys finished 4th overall. Medalists included Cameron Roedl (3rd and Top Senior), Colby Roedl (5th), Gavin Whitaker (33rd), Damien Chardon (37th), Clayton Altgilbers (73rd), Kyler Houchin (76th), and Maverick Devall (87th).

The girls finished 11th overall. Medalists included Lily Browning (35th), Paige Wolke 41st), Jemma Lawyer (50th), Jude Miller(73rd), and Lila Light (87th).

Congratulations to all! 🏴‍☠️
3 days ago, Amy Carr
Pictured are six of the runners. Five are medalists wearing thir medals.
Pictured are six of the seven medalists wearing thir medals.

The Cumberland Marching Pirates traveled to EIU on Saturday to compete in the 49th annual Panther Marching Band Festival, bringing home first place in overall band, flag corps, and music in 2A.

Congratulations, Cumberland Marching Pirates!

3 days ago, Amy Carr
Alysa Dittamore earned her 100th career block in last night's home volleyball game against St. Anthony! Way to go, Alysa! 🏴‍☠️
6 days ago, Amy Carr
A picture of AD holding a sign that says congrats Alysa 100 blocks. Two pictures of blocking in the background.
The Foods I students made homemade mac 'n cheese featuring a creamy white sauce with cheese. They cooked the pasta, added the sauce, and finished it off by baking it in the oven. Yum!
6 days ago, Amy Carr
Three students are standing by a pan of mac and cheese.
Three students are standing in their kitchen. One is stiring the cheese another is washing a dish.
Three students are standing by a pan of mac and cheese.
Three students are standing by a pan of mac and cheese. A fourth student is standing in the background.
One student is stiring his cheese sauce.
In Orientation to FACS, students are learning about basic sewing equipment and safety. The students began a new project by ironing fabric and cutting it out for hand-sewing samples.
6 days ago, Amy Carr
Two students are cutting their fabric pieces.
Two students are cutting out their fabric.
A student has cut out a square from the fabric.
Pumpkin spice donut holes were a big hit in Foods III! Students made the fall treat with a blend of spices, pumpkin puree, and other basic ingredients. Each cooking group had the option of baking or frying their donuts. Then they dipped them in melted butter and sprinkled them with sugar and cinnamon.
8 days ago, Amy Carr
A student is mixing ingredients in a bowl.
A student is dipping batter into a cupcake pan.
A student is dipping batter into the fryer.
Two students are taking donuts out of the fryer.
Each week, our counselor has a different college, military recruiter, or business set up at lunch for students to ask questions and explore. Today we had SIU Carbondale and Murray State here. Students engaged in questions related to majors provided by each school, admission requirements, and new features on campus.

If your high schooler has any questions about their next steps in college and career exploration, please have them reach out to Mrs. Eubanks at heubanks@cumberland.k12.il.us!
9 days ago, Amy Carr
Five students are speaking to a college representative.
A student is speaking to a college representative.
On Saturday, the CHS cross country team competed in the 49th Annual Tuscola Cross Country Classic. The boys' team finished 3rd in the 15 team event. Trophy recipients were Colby Roedl (5th), Cameron Roedl (6th), Damien Chardon (19th), and Gavin Whitaker (23rd). Runners receiving medals were Clayton Altgilbers (62nd), Kyler Houchin (68th), Maverick Duvall (72nd), Jemma Lawyer (26th), Lily Browning (28th), Paige Wolke (38th), Livi Shuemaker (49th), Lila Light (58th), Molly Moran (65th), and Jude Miller (72nd). Congratulations! 🏴‍☠️
10 days ago, Amy Carr
Over the weekend, the CHS volleyball team played at the New Berlin Tournament. They went 2-1 on Friday, placing them in the silver bracket. On Saturday, the team placed 4th in the silver bracket. Way to go, Lady Pirates! 🏴‍☠️
10 days ago, Amy Carr
Pictured is the team lined up in two rows. They are wearing white jerseys.
The Foods I classes made French Toast recently. They were able to add their own toppings! The students had fun while making this easy breakfast food!
13 days ago, Amy Carr
One student is sitting at a table with a plate of French toast. Another student has a bowl and a whisk.
Tjree stidemts are sitting at a table with plates of French toast.
A student is sitting with a plate of French toast with syrup and whipped cream.
A student is holding a plate of French toast and is looking away with a hand point to the sky.
A student is flipping their French Toast.
A student is flipping the French toast. Three others are watching.
CHS student Homecoming shirt orders are due tomorrow, 9/18. Shirts are $15. Students may fill out an order form at school if they have misplaced their original.
14 days ago, Amy Carr
CHS Homecoming Shirt Order Form 2026 for Cumberland High School. Shirts cost $15 each, with upcharges for sizes 2XL and above. Design: Reads "Pirates Fly to Neverland - 2026 Homecoming - Cumberland HS" with graphics of Peter Pan and stars. Colors by Class: Freshmen: White Sophomores: Blue Juniors: Gold Seniors: Black Size Upcharges: 2XL (+$2), 3XL (+$3), 4XL (+$4). Form Details: Includes fillable fields for First and Last Name, extra shirt orders (Color/Class, Size, Qty, Price), and Total Price. Submission Instructions: Turn in to Ms. Malkovich with payment by Friday, Sept. 18. Make checks payable to Cumberland High School Student Council.
Reminder: Cumberland Schools will come together to support Mae’s Miracle by participating in Hat Day & Wear Pink Day tomorrow!

Students and staff are encouraged to wear a hat and/or wear pink to show their support. We ask everyone who participates to bring $1 or more to donate to Mae’s Miracle.

September 17th is Leigh Syndrome Awareness Day. Mae is the niece of our 7th grade math teacher, Mrs. Wermert, and she is living with Leigh Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder.

We hope our Cumberland family will come together to show Mae and her family just how much support, love, and encouragement they have behind them! Every dollar helps, and every person who participates makes a difference.

🎩 Hat Day
💗 Wear Pink
💵 Bring $1 or more to donate
📅 Thursday, September 17th
15 days ago, Amy Carr
Event flyer for Leigh Syndrome Awareness Day on September 17, 2026. Set against a background of vertical pink and green wavy stripes, a central white frame features dark green cursive text reading "Bring $1 or more," followed by white text over a pink paint stroke reading "WEAR A HAT AND/OR WEAR PINK." Below the date, text reads "FOR LEIGH SYNDROME AWARENESS DAY." In the center is a photograph of a smiling young child wearing a pink hat inside a metal bucket with yellow sunflowers, set outdoors near a field. At the bottom, white cursive text inside a green paint stroke reads "All donations go to Mae's Miracle."
Some of our high school students took a break in the library to make some Play-Doh sculptures for National Play-Doh Day!
15 days ago, Amy Carr
Three students are sitting at a table playing with Play-Doh.
Two students are sitting at a table playing with Play-Doh.
Five students are sitting at a table playing with Play-Doh.
Mrs. Gibson's Biology 2 students learned about bipedal organisms by looking at footprints!
15 days ago, Amy Carr
A student is sitting at the end of a long row of yellow paper. The student has their foot in a bucket cleaning it. There are painted foot prints on the yellow paper.