Dieterich Unit 30 -

!STATE SEND OFF!
Our 8th Grade Girls Basketball Team will be departing from the school tomorrow @ 3:45 PM. We ask the community to come out and show them your support!

Line the streets, make signs, wear Dieterich attire, and most importantly be LOUD! Show them the community is behind the girls as they represent our school and community at state!!

The girls take action Saturday morning in Havana Jr. High School @ 10:00 AM, against Spring Valley Kennedy! We could not be more excited and proud for these girls for their hard work and dedication. They have accomplished so much in their Jr. High careers and are not done yet!

Go Lady Roadrunners!

STATE BOUND! Our 8th grade girls defeated St. Anthony last night 31-29! Our girls will play in state on Saturday at 10:00am against Spring Valley Kennedy. The game is being played at Havana Jr. High School. If they defeat Spring Valley they will then play in the final four, later that evening at 5:00pm.
Good Luck at state girls! continue making Dieterich proud!!

Congratulations to the 2025 Homecoming Court:

Freshmen: Carter Bierman & Lexie Funneman
Sophomores: Max Brummer & Skylar Russell
Juniors: Kaden Bierman & Melanie Uthell
Senior King Candidates: Xavier Fritts, Tanner Niemerg, & Wyatt Tegeler
Senior Queen Candidates: Bailey Brummer, Addison Miller, & Allie Uthell

Congratulations to Bryce Bohnhoff! Bryce was named to the Cumberland All Tournament Team!

Congratulations to the 8th Girls Basketball team! the defeated Albion last night 38-32 to bring home the Regional Championship!
Sectionals is Wednesday December 10th. The game will be held at North Clay High School in the northern gym, and will be played at 6:00. Lets pack the gym for the girls!

Congratulations to Lena Goebel and Addison Miller! They represented Dieterich on the CHBC Thanksgiving All-Tournament Team!

The 2025 Dieterich Elementary, Kindergarten through third grade, Christmas Concert will be Tuesday, December 16, at 6:00pm in the high school gym.

Transportation Announcement:
Our bus routes may be running late this morning (Tuesday, Dec. 2nd). We appreciate your patience and understanding.

All after school events, including practices and games for this evening ARE CANCELLED,

All after school activities for this evening (December 1) are cancelled. There are no practices or games.

Dieterich Unit #30 students will have a 1:50 dismissal on Wednesday, November 26.
There will also be no preschool on Wednesday, the 26th, AM or PM sessions.
There will be no student attendance for Thanksgiving break on Thursday and Friday of this week.
We will return with a full day of attendance on December 1st.

If you are heading to Cumberland tonight, use an alternate route. The bridge over the interstate that connects Route 40 to Route 121 is closed. A semi colliding with the bridge caused damage to the bridge.

Open Position: Long-Term Substitute

Dieterich Elementary is accepting applications for a Long-Term Substitute in the Special Education Department.

Pay Rate: $140/day

Start date: ASAP

Please contact Mr. Josh Benefiel, Elementary Principal, for questions and applications.
jbenefiel@dieterichschools.org
(217) 925-5248
205 S. Pine St., Dieterich, IL 62424

Mr. McManaway and the 6th grade science classes recently dissected earthworms to go along with their Introduction to Animals chapter. Afterwards, they invited the 3rd and 4th graders in to educate them on the different organs and systems of their worms.

Hope to see you all at Meet The Maroons.

While you're there, stop by and support the Senior Class and enjoy a porkburger!

We would like to congratulate the Dieterich Elementary staff, students, and families on Dieterich Elementary again being recognized as an Exemplary School by the Illinois State Board of Education! Exemplary means the top 10% of schools in the state. Our composite school was 97.96%! The website to the report card is below.
https://www.illinoisreportcard.com/school.aspx?source=profile&Schoolid=030250300262002

The Modern American History class has been comparing life in the United States during the 1950's versus life in the 1960's. Collaborating in teams, students wrote and performed scenes from those decades.

The 1950's group focused on conformity and the family. A mother told her girls to turn off their Elvis record because she was not a fan of his dancing, suggesting they sit as a family and watch the new television instead. After watching the evening news give the latest updates on Eisenhower vs. Stevenson, they tuned in to an episode of I Love Lucy.

Meanwhile, the 1960's group scene felt more chaotic. Counterculture met Silent Majority as they witnessed an anti-Vietnam War demonstration. The conversation hit on feelings about the War, Bob Dylan music, Civil Rights leaders, and the upcoming Woodstock music festival. When news of the moon landing came in, the friends recollected about Kennedy's ambitious goals and their conspiracy theories around his death.

The Modern American History class focuses on those chapters that time sometimes does not allow in other U.S. history classes. Students have learned about the Civil Rights Movement, the Cold War Era, and the Kennedy & the Johnson years. Next semester, they will learn about the Vietnam War, the Reagan years, 9/11, and some much more. Students also learn about current events and put together the Current Events Newsletter to inform their peers on some of the biggest topics that are in the news.

A full house for today's Veteran's Day Program.

Thank you to all those who have served!

The North Pointe bus is running late today. We apologize for any inconvenience.