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Greatest Achievement/ Accomplishment
Manteno 5
Lisa Harrod, superintendent
Looking back, I
believe our greatest
accomplishment or
achievement is
working
collaboratively to
create opportunities
for our students at all
grade levels. We are
consistently looking
at partnerships, university resources and
supports, and big ideas to improve our
educational experience for students and
to improve our organization!
Antioch 34
Mr. Brad Hubbard, principal
At Antioch Community High School,
our students, staff, and community
have truly embraced the idea that
positive relationships are the
foundation upon which success,
achievement, culture, and climate are
predicated. The way in which this
belief has been fostered, nurtured,
displayed, articulated, and implemented has afforded us
the opportunity to have a wonderful school year that has
been highlighted by many academic, athletic, and extra-
curricular accomplishments. The focus on relationships
coincided very well with the Centennial celebration of our
history.
Rockford 205
Dr. Ehren Jarrett,
superintendent
An annual Academy
Expo was a
showcase of careers
presented by local
community partners
to thousands of our
RPS 205 freshman.
Blue Ridge 18
Susan E. Wilson, superintendent
We replaced one of our elementary schools with a major addition onto another
school. Even with a planned late start to the school year we were on a VERY tight
timeline for completing enough of the project to start school in the new facility. In
order to move into the new addition in time the entire staff pulled together to finish
last minute cleaning, moving, unpacking and room arranging tasks. It was "All hands
on deck" and showed that this is a district that gets the job done. Honestly, it was a
miracle that we were able to start school in the new building!