Streator Township High School

SHS Snowball's Post Prom from 10pm - 12:30am! There are games to be played and prizes to be won! #shsdawgs #postprom #prom2025 #prom

Students of the Month Front L-R: Peyton Higginbotham, Briana Chavez, Natalie Pouk and Angelina Mainor Back L-R Julie Chaudhari, Lucas Gutierrez and Lillyana Trammel Not Pictured: Marisa Tamez, Charleigh Jo Yedinak and Klay Schaffner #shsdawgs

Will the cost of a dress keep you from going to prom? Don't let that happen! Make an appointment to look and try on free dresses in Ms Phelan's room 202 by the east gym. Email me to set an appointment for before school or during B, C or D lunch. #SHSDAWGS #SCHOOLANNOUNCEMENT #PROM2025

We at Streator Township High School District #40 know that there is recent parental and community concern and speculation regarding the Streator Elementary District #44 and their current negotiations and possible next steps. Please keep in mind that we are two separate districts (with separate Boards of Education and separate staff), and any future decisions or determinations that are made regarding Streator Elementary District #44 DO NOT AFFECT Streator Township High School. Streator Township High School will remain in session as normal, regardless of what decisions are made with Streator Elementary District #44.

Mrs. Schreiter's Advanced Chemistry class is studying gasses. The combustion of methane. Who says Chemistry can't be fun? #shsdawgs #chemistry

Please be informed that this afternoon Streator High School staff had a successful emergency drill with local law enforcement, fire, and EMT services. It was a pre-planned drill that we participated in while students were not in the building (SHS students were dismissed after state testing early this afternoon). All of the local agencies work together to coordinate services to ensure the safest environment for our students, staff, and community.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING On Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at 10:00 AM., a meeting will be conducted by Streator Township High School Dist #40 and will take place at 202 W Lincoln Ave. The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss the district’s plans for providing special education services to students with disabilities who attend private schools and home schools within the district for the 2024 - 2025 school year. If you are a parent of a home-schooled student who has been or may be identified with a disability and you reside within the boundaries of District #40, you are urged to attend. If you have further questions about this meeting, please contact Kelly Coons at 815-672-0545, ext 513

Week of March 31st - April 5th #SHSDAWGS #schoolannouncement #Publicannouncement

Week of March 24th - 29th Spring Break #SHSDAWGS #Springbreak #schoolannouncement #Publicannouncement

It's Friday! What do you call a fake noodle? An IMPASTA! #SHSDAWGS #foods #foodsclass #foodrules #careertechdepartment

March Students of the Month L-R: Destiny Krebsbach, Miryssa Ashlock, Julie Chaudhari and Palmer Phillis Not Pictured: Jordy Sanchez, Thyberius Hallam, Alyssa Salisbury, Wyatt Smith, Lailah Vaughn, and Elsa Sorensen. #shsdawgs #studentofthemont #schoolannouncement #publicannouncemt #streatorstudentsofthemonth

Dr. Earl Woeltje was awarded the Illinois Association of School Board Leader Recognition Certificate at the Regular School Board Meeting held Tuesday, March 18th. IASB recognizes school board members for individual time and effort devoted to learning and community. Pictured L-R: Board President Steve Biroschik and Board Secretary Dr. Earl Woeltje #shsdawgs #IASB

Streator Spanish Club will be resuming their Mexican Sweet Bread Fundraiser this Wednesday at lunch. Buy one for $2.50 or two for $4.00. Please stop by the concession stand at lunch to get a taste of Mexico! #spanishclub #tasteofmexico #shsdawgs #schoolannouncement

High school Young Artist training program: Monday-Saturday June 9-14: Current 8th graders through 12th graders eligible Core classes in voice, piano, theory, choir, and guitar Ranging electives, individualized schedules, 1:3 faculty:student ratio 35+ hours of training in 6 days! Tuition: $300. No one is turned away bc of financial restrictions. 70% students receive financial assistance from their school or through Poco a Poco. Applications OPEN NOW and close MARCH 31st! Students must apply to enroll. #shsdawgs #pocoapoco

It's Friday! The English teacher wished the class good luck before the poetry test. She said, "Metaphors be with you!" #englishdepartment #shsdawgs #english #Englishrules

Week of March 10th - 15th #SHSDAWGS #schoolannouncement #Publicannouncement

It's Friday! Chemistry is like cooking. Just don't lick the spoon! Students, please vote for your favorite teachers or school employees in your email. #shsdawgs #chemistryrules #science #sciencedepartment

TODAY IS POLAR PLUNGE DAY!!!!! Please come to SHS at 4 pm and support the plungers! Today is the final day of Respect Week 2025! While we know we will continue to learn about different disabilities “evermore,” today we will focus on Kabuki Syndrome. Kabuki Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects many parts of the body including the face, skeleton, brain, and heart. Symptoms can include distinctive facial features, intellectual disability, and heart problems although these symptoms can vary in severity and may appear at birth or later in life. Kabuki Syndrome occurs in about 1 in 32,000 births. Today’s Unified fact of the day is that Respect Week has been celebrated in Illinois for over a decade. Taking this week to acknowledge each other and strengthen friendships helps set us on a path for positivity moving into the spring. Take some time today to reflect on what you have learned, what you want to know more about, and how you can make a positive difference in your school and community through the power of inclusion! #respectweek2025 #shsdawgs

Today is day four of Respect Week 2025! Today, we are talking about Angelman Syndrome and working to be “fearless!” Angelman Syndrome is very rare, affecting only 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 24,000 births in the United States. It is a genetic syndrome that primarily affects the nervous system. People with Angelman Syndrome have developmental delays, intellectual disability, and speech impairment. It is named after Dr. Harry Angelman who first reported the syndrome in 1965. Many people with Angelman Syndrome smile and laugh often. In hopes of catching students being fearless today, your teachers and Bulldog Buddy members will be BEADING (handing out beaded necklaces to wear) those who they see showcasing kindness, respect & inclusion throughout the school day. Each teacher has 5 to give out throughout their day! Be one of the fearless ones today and get caught doing something kind! 😊 #shsdawgs #Respectweek2025