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Important Student TimesDoors 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 2022-23 School Registration
Student Schedules for the 22/23 School Year
Students will be given a physical copy of their schedule on the first day of school, August 22, 2022. Once schedules are finalized in PowerSchool, students will be notified that they are ready to view. ***Please note that student schedules are subject to change until the first day of school.***
Course Change Information 22/23
The deadline has passed to make student schedule changes for the 22/23 school year. After April 1, students are locked into their course requests for the 22/23 school year. This procedures allow us to balance course number and ensure that we have adequate staffing.
Summer School 2022
Summer Tips for Parents
Current Juniors: Summer is a good time for your child to start looking at college applications for the colleges they are interested in attending. If essays are required, encourage your child to take advantage of the time before school starts in the fall to craft those essays. A well-written essay can make the difference in college acceptance and scholarship awards, and there will never be as much time as summer vacation for tackling these tasks! Also, this is a great time to visit college campuses both formally and informally. If your child knows their intended college major, look for programs to develop those interests. Don’t underestimate the importance of summer employment and volunteer opportunities as well.
Current Sophomores and Freshman: Summer is a good time for your child to build their resume. Encourage your child to consider summer employment or find a local agency to volunteer through. Both activities boost student confidence, build character, and look great to colleges and scholarship committees. Also, many colleges offer summer camps and programs for various careers and college majors. With SIUE and Lewis & Clark Community College in our backyard, there are plenty of opportunities for this more concentrated career exploration. Don't forget to enjoy the summer. Summertime is vital to recharge and relax before returning to school. |
School Supplies for High School Students
For the first day of school, students only need notebook paper, pencils, and pens. Teachers will review the needed supplies on the first day of school with students. Students do need a computer bag or backpack with a sleeve to protect their Chromebook.
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Civic Memorial High School 2021 Homecoming
The 2021 Homecoming Court! Congratulations to our King, Matthew Haar and Queen, Allie Lively! Click Here to Replay the Ceremony
Wrestling at State
CHAMPAIGN – Abe Wojcikiewicz’s commitment to work and training has prepared him for most everything wrestling can throw at him.
But the undefeated Civic Memorial Eagles junior was not prepared for a Friday night semifinal defeat in the Class 2A state tournament. And refocusing by Saturday morning on a goal of third place rather than championship was a challenge for a once-beaten Wojcikiewicz. Full Article |
Lady Eagles Place 4th at State
NORMAL – The Civic Memorial girls basketball season officially came to a close Friday in the third-place game at the 3A IHSA State Championships. The Eagles fell 55-41 to the Morton High School Potters and finish their season with a record of 32-6. Full Article
Record Setting Volleyball Eagles
History was made in Eagle Nation today! These ladies beat the long-standing school record for most wins in a season set in 1988 (23-4).
Today the Eagles broke that record and continued to push the bar to finish the Fall Classic Tournament with a record of 26-6-1! |
2021 Regional Champs! Boys Soccer
Jackson Collman Shines at State
Congratulations to Jackson Collman for finishing 37th at the IHSA 2A State XC meet and running his first sub 16 3-Mile!
2022 Illinois State Scholars
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Playoff Bound: CMHS Football 2021
CM's Meiser breaks 18, breaks school record, makes all-state
The seconds clicking toward 18 minutes on the clock at the end of a long incline to the finish at Detweiller Park gave Hannah Meiser something more to run for.
“Once I crossed the finish line and saw I broke 18,” the Civic Memorial junior said of the fastest three miles she has ever run, “I shed a couple tears and went and hugged my family. That was really awesome.” Meiser hit the finish in 17 minutes, 56.60 seconds to place 19th in a field of 236 girls in the Class 2A cross country state meet Saturday in Peoria. She also took her place in CM’s record book. Full Story Griffin leads Civic Memorial to first Mascoutah Invitational title
MASCOUTAH – Bryce Griffin had a rough two weeks.
At a tournament hosted by his home school, the Civic Memorial sophomore wrestler lost a close match to Arojae Hart of Murphysboro and felt he had let down his team and himself. “It was pretty devastating. It was my first time at our home tournament, and I wanted to win it,” Griffin said. “I was eager for another chance.” Full Story |
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