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Homecoming Parade Information The Civic Memorial High School Homecoming Parade begins promptly at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, October 8th. Line up will begin at 2:20 p.m. Please note - the west side parking lot will be entirely roped off. Only cars/floats/trailers “parade ready” will be allowed to enter the staging area. There will be minimal parking available on the north side parking lot. You are encouraged to load your cars/floats/trailers off premises or drop off riders in the front of the high school who can walk to the back parking lot. No vehicles other than those in the parade will be allowed in the west parking lot. The parade will start East on School Street, head South on Old Bethalto Road, and then turn North on Erwin Plegge Boulevard. Please see the map below:
Click here to download entry form 
Bell Schedule for the 21/22 School YearDoors Open: 7:10 AM
Start of First Period: 7:30 AM School Dismissal: 2:00 PM Click "Here" to view the 21/22 Bell Schedule 
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August Eagles of the Month |
PREP YEAR IN REVIEW: Large School Girls Soccer Player of the Year Aubree Wallace of CM |
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BETHALTO — Helping her teammates is Aubree Wallace’s chief objective as a central midfielder. And as a result the Civic Memorial sophomore was on the receiving end of some help herself.
It all came together to the tune of 20 goals and 14 assists for Wallace, this season’s Telegraph Large Schools Girls Soccer Player of the Year. Full Story |
Civic Memorial High School Wrestling Places 2nd |
PREP YEAR IN REVIEW: Small School Boys Soccer Coach of the Year Derek Jarman of CM |
After dominating its sectional tournament, the Civic Memorial wrestling team arrived at Bank of Springfield Arena on Friday ready to test itself against the best that Illinois had to offer.
The Eagles aced that test. Civic Memorial crowned three individual champions, produced six medalists, and placed second overall with 147.5 team points at the Class 2A Illinois Wrestling Coaches and Officials Association open state championships in Springfield. Full Story PREP YEAR IN REVIEW: Large-Schools Girls Basketball Coach of the Year Mike Arbuthnot of CM
BETHALTO – It was not listed in the job description and it was not implicit in questioning from interviews for varsity coach of the Civic Memorial Eagles girls basketball program.
But CM’s marching orders for Mike Arbuthnot’s first season taking over a team ensconced in success were certainly implied. Don’t screw it up, Arb! Full Story PREP YEAR IN REVIEW: Wrestling Coach of the Year Jeremy Christeson of CM
BETHALTO — Jeremy Christeson took the job as Civic Memorial Eagles wrestling coach in 2017 with a clearly defined vision of what he wanted his program to be.
“When I came in,” he said, “we wrote out our five-year game plan.” Full Story |
BETHALTO — During a season which all involved admit was unusual at best and downright weird at worst, ways of gauging success came down to more than wins and losses. The coronavirus and resulting restrictions saw to that.
Individual progress and adaptability were as important as ever before in 2021’s first IHSA spring soccer season, which included no postseason. Full Story PREP YEAR IN REVIEW: Large Schools Girls Soccer Coach of the Year Eric Zyung of CM
BETHALTO — Taking care of details and refusing to look too far ahead are critical for any coach. Just ask Civic Memorial girls soccer coach Eric Zyung. Those have been cornerstones of his strategy for many years.
And just as his players, who hear about it at practices, games - and any other time he they might encounter him. Full Story PREP YEAR IN REVIEW: Wrestlers of the of the Year Vinny Zerban, Caleb Tyus and Abe Wojcikiewicz of CM
BETHALTO – They turn off the house lights and turn on the spotlights to create a championship ambience on the mat at the Illinois state wrestling meet, no matter whether the acronym is IHSA or IWCOA.
But it was the semifinal round, on multiple mats under uninspired lighting, at the IWCOA Class 2A state meet at BOS Center in Springfield that dazzled Civic Memorial senior Vinny Zerban. Full Story |
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