Antioch Community High School

Hey freshmen Sequoits, it's mid summer and we can't wait to see you come August. We know there is a lot of unknowns, but hang in there. We are going to make this a great year no matter what! Go Sequoits!

District 117 releases a message to all families and a draft Guide to Reopening Our Schools. Read more on our Reopening informational page: https://www.chsd117.org/o/chsd-117/page/reopening

MOBILE COVID-19 TESTING OFFERED IN LAKE ZURICH SUNDAY, JULY 19TH...read more here: https://www.chsd117.org/article/271733?org=chsd-117

Here is what our athletes are doing for the screening process. Summer Freshmen Academy students are also using the temperature scanners. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vg0APElYpo&t=5s

Here is a short video to help you navigate the new District 117 mobile app: https://youtu.be/TuW73rvUsDQ Download on the App Store https://apple.co/2VfDXZs Download on the Google Play Store https://bit.ly/2zGv5oh

District 117 Families, check out our new Return-To-School informational page and the most recent communication/draft school calendar from Dr. McKay. http://chsd117il.apptegy.us/o/chsd-117/page/reopening

Check out the latest communication from Dr. McKay regarding the return to school plan in August: https://5il.co/hydx

Education Is Needed District 117 Stakeholders, We all have been repeatedly tried and challenged over the course of the last three months unlike any time in history. The COVID-19 virus has negatively impacted millions economically, threatened the health of all of us, and taken the lives of too many of our friends and family. Through education and guidance from public health officials, individual as well as collective sacrifices, we have hopefully gotten through the worst of this terrible disease. We have been challenged yet again by a civil crisis. We support our Black community in the face of the racism and injustice that has again come into sharp focus this past week. These injustices are long-standing, as is the pain caused by them. Peaceful protests have been interrupted by violence, property damage, and destruction. Given the confluence of these highly disruptive events, people are understandably grappling with a variety of emotions. Clearly, there is anger, pain, fear, and exhaustion all of which, to some extent, are normal feelings. Navigating these uncertain times can be difficult, however, seeking support from friends and family can make these challenges more manageable. People are vital and the core of a healthy society. I encourage you to support each other and continue to observe the guidance of our public health and law enforcement officials. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. Stay safe and healthy, Dr. Jim McKay

Connections Magazine Goes Digital! https://www.connectionsmag.com/ We understand some of our readers prefer print over digital format, however there is a significant cost saving, as well as, improved flexibility and efficiencies to this change. Hard copy available upon request.