The Foods I students were in the holiday spirit when they made a batch of holiday pretzels recently! 🥨
2 months ago, Amy Carr
Students are at the table with their batch of holiday pretzels. The pretzels have a hershey's kiss and m&m on top.
Students are at the table with their batch of holiday pretzels. The pretzels have a hershey's kiss and m&m on top.
Students are standing in front of the oven with their batch of holiday pretzels. The pretzels have a hershey's kiss and m&m on top.
Congratulations to CHS's Alyssa Dittamore on reaching 1,000 career rebounds in tonight's game against WSS! She also set the school record in career rebounds in last week's game at ALAH!
2 months ago, Amy Carr
AD is holding the game ball and pointing to the white board that says 1,000 rebounds

Upcoming Holiday Schedule:

Thursday, 12/18 - 2 PM Dismissal
Friday, 12/19 - 2 PM Dismissal
December 20-January 4 - No School

Classes resume on January 5. Have a wonderful holiday season!

2 months ago, Amy Carr
The festive holiday background is rounding the words: Upcoming Schedule Thurs., 12/18 -2 PM dismissal, Friday, 12/19 - 2 PM Dismissal, December 20-Jan. 4 No School.
Due to a scheduling conflict, the girls basketball team will now be playing Nokomis on Jan. 10th instead of Casey. The game will still be varsity only, starting at 2:00 PM. The complete schedule for the day is below.

2:00 PM Cumberland Girls vs Nokomis Girls
4:30 PM Cumberland Boys vs CORL Boys
6:00 PM Casey vs North Clay (Turkey Tourney Championship)
2 months ago, Amy Carr

Congratulations to our boys and girls varsity basketball teams for each winning the Cumberland County Clash! The girls won their game against Neoga, 47-28. The boys defeated Neoga, 58-22. Way to go, Pirates!

2 months ago, Amy Carr
Pictured is the girls varsity team in the LLC locker room. The trophy is being held by one of the senior girls.
Pictured is teh boys varsity basketball team, the cheerleaders, and the manager, who is holding hte trophy above his head.
The NHS members volunteered at the Mouse House recently! They helped shoppers make their selections, and they helped prepare the event by wrapping gifts. 🎁
2 months ago, Amy Carr
The NHS students are helping the younger children select gifts at the Mouse House.
The NHS students are helping the younger children select gifts at the Mouse House.
The NHS students are helping the younger children select gifts at the Mouse House.
The NHS students are helping the younger children select gifts at the Mouse House.
The NHS students are helping the younger children select gifts at the Mouse House.
The NHS students are helping the younger children select gifts at the Mouse House.
Mrs. Roewe's Intermediate Algebra students put math to work by designing parabolic solar ovens using shoe boxes and tin foil. By identifying the focal points of their parabolas, they determined where food would heat up the fastest and hottest. They also connected their lesson to how satellites use parabolic shapes to create focal points like their ovens!
2 months ago, Amy Carr
The students in the class are holding their shoebox ovens. Three students are holding up the number one sign.
This is an example of the parabolic oven's inside. The tinfoil is curved like a parabola.
12/12 Athletics Update: The basketball games against Neoga at Lake Land College are ON for tonight. The JV game begins at 5PM, followed by the girls Varsity and then boys Varsity.
2 months ago, Amy Carr
Cumberland CUSD #77 will be closed today, December 12, due to the road conditions. All after school events will be cancelled, as well.
2 months ago, Amy Carr
Basketball fans, if you are going to Lake Land tomorrow night for the games, there are a few facility rules to keep in mind.
1. Children must be supervised at all times. Please ensure that younger students are seated with an adult and are not roaming the gym or hallways.
2. Please remain off the court after games. Street shoes are not allowed on the gym floor, and teams and officials need clear space to exit.
3. Lake Land staff are required to remain until the facility is cleared. To respect their time, we need everyone to exit promptly after the game concludes.
4. The gym should be completely cleared when the visiting team bus departs.
3 months ago, Amy Carr
This is a letter to the fans for games at Lake Land College. It includes 4 rules. 1. Children must be supervised at all times. Please ensure that younger students are seated with an adult and are not roaming the gym or hallways. 2. Please remain off the court after games. Street shoes are not allowed on the gym floor, and teams and officials need clear space to exit. 3. Lake Land staff are required to remain until the facility is cleared. To respect their time, we need everyone to exit promptly after the game concludes. 4. The gym should be completely cleared when the visiting team bus departs.
Students in Foods III made fettuccine alfredo with chicken. They sauteed the chicken breast pieces in olive oil and seasoning. The homemade sauce was made from heavy cream, minced garlic, butter, asiago, and parmesan cheese. Students grated their own cheese. They found out how delicious a homemade sauce can be!
3 months ago, Amy Carr
Two students are sitting in front of their chicken alfredo. They are clasping their hands and looking upward.
The basketball games against Neoga on Friday, December 12, will be played at Lake Land College. The boys JV teams play at 5 PM, the girls varsity teams play at 6:30 PM, and the boys varsity teams play at 8 PM.
3 months ago, Amy Carr
CCUSD 77 parents and guardians,

Thank you for being flexible and understanding as we work through our water issue.

In preparation for tomorrow’s school day, we will be under a boil water order.
We will have bottles of water available for our students as necessary. If you are able to, please send a water bottle with your student to school tomorrow.

Our restrooms will be available for use, but our drinking fountains will not be available.
Food will be available like normal for breakfast and lunch in our cafeterias. Thank you for your support, CCUSD 77 Family!!
3 months ago, Amy Carr
The CHS Student Council and NHS groups are holding a food drive! Their goal is to pack Mr. Huffman's office from floor to ceiling with food donations by Wednesday, December 17th! All food collected will go to a local food bank before Christmas! If you would like to help, drop off items at the CHS office.
3 months ago, Amy Carr
The image shows a box of canned foods. It says Pack the Principal's Office. Please help Student Council and NHS collect non-perishable foods for our local food pantry. Food items should be dropped off in Mr. Huffman's office to pack it from ceiling to floor. Co-sponsored by STUCO and NHS Dec. 8th-17th.
January 10 Basketball Update: We have added a boys varsity game for Cumberland.
2:00 PM Cumberland vs. Casey, Girls Varsity
4:30 PM Cumberland vs. CORL, Boys Varsity
6:00 PM Casey vs. North Clay, Turkey Tourney Championship
3 months ago, Amy Carr
Congratulations to Reed Miller and Cameron Roedl for being selected for the All-Tournament team of the 2025 Cumberland Thanksgiving Tournament!
3 months ago, Amy Carr
The list shows the names of the All-Tournament Team for the Cumberland Thanksgiving Tournament.
Mr. Roedl's PE students tried the shuttle run today. In the run, the students start at the middle of two points, run to one end, run to the opposite side, and then run back to the center. The students try to better their time each run. The shuttle run measures the students' speed, agility, and cardiovascular endurance. These students were quick in today's run!
3 months ago, Amy Carr
The student is running a portion of the shuttle run. The student is running between two sensors to one end of the run.
The student is running a portion of the shuttle run. The student is running between two sensors to one end of the run.
The student is running a portion of the shuttle run. The student is running between two sensors to one end of the run.
The student is running a portion of the shuttle run. The student is running between two sensors to one end of the run.
The student is running a portion of the shuttle run. The student is running between two sensors to one end of the run.
The student is running a portion of the shuttle run. The student is running between two sensors to one end of the run.
The CHS Scholastic Bowl team attended the SCSL Tournament at Granite City this past weekend. The varsity team placed 2nd and had three players make the All-Tournament team. They are Jad Shoot, Rylan James, and Camden James. The JV team placed 3rd and had two players make the All-Tournament team. They are Stevi Nichols and Addison Johnson.

On Wednesday, December 3, at Hillsboro, Camden James earned his 1,000th Tossup! Congratulations on this achievement, Camden!
3 months ago, Amy Carr
Pictured is the varsity team they are wearning their blue shirts and holding their plaque.
Pictured are the varsity all-tournament players. Each has a medal. and one is holding the team trophy.
Pictured is the junior varsity team they are wearning their blue shirts and holding their plaque.
Pictured are the junior varsity all-tournament players. Each has a medal. and one is holding the team trophy.
Our high school band and choir filled the gym with holiday cheer on Sunday! The choir performed six pieces, including Grown-up Christmas List and Swingin’ Christmas Tree. The band followed with three songs, featuring Sleigh Ride and All About Christmas. It was a wonderful way to celebrate the season!
3 months ago, Amy Carr
The image shos the entire choir on the rafters singing from a black binder.
The image shos a third of the choir on the rafters singing from a black binder.
The image shos a third of the choir on the rafters singing from a black binder.
The image shos a third of the choir on the rafters singing from a black binder.
The image shows the woodwind section of the band playing from music on a music stand.
The image shows the woodwind section of the band playing from music on a music stand.
The image shows the woodwind section of the band playing from music on a music stand.
The image shows the brass and percussion sections of the band playing from music on a music stand.
Cumberland High School’s Foods III class has constructed two gingerbread houses to showcase this year at Toledo’s Christmas events. Students worked in pairs to design their structure. They made the gingerbread dough and baked it. The houses were assembled with royal icing, then decorated with buttercream frosting. The students selected their theme and utilized candy and other food items to make their house unique. The Fortnite Nutcracker House was made by Logan Aaron and Peyton Groves. The Rose Quartz Cottage was made by Cameron Robbins and Shelby Schumacher.
CHS staff and students voted for their favorite gingerbread house, and the winner was The Rose Quartz Cottage!
3 months ago, Amy Carr
Two students are decorating their gingerbread house. They are adding icing and candies.
A student is building the walls of the gingerbread house.
Two students are decorating their gingerbread house. They are adding icing and candies.
A student is decorating a gingerbread house, adding icing and candies.
Two studetns are sitting with their completed gingerbread house. It is snow coverd with pink accents.
Two studetns are sitting with their completed gingerbread house. It is snow coverd with fortnite accents.