Families do not need to live in the district to be considered for the program.
Eligibility requirements:
-Children must be at least 3 years old by the start of the school year
-Children may not turn 5 on or before September 1st
🕒 Our program offers full-day Pre-K classes designed to support early learning, school readiness, and social growth in a caring classroom environment.
📌 Important: All children must complete a screening before being considered for placement. Screening dates are included on the flyer attached to this post.
📞 To schedule a screening appointment, please contact:
Kaskaskia Special Education District at 618-532-4721.
For non-scheduling questions, contact:
Samantha Dix, Odin Pre-K Coordinator
618-740-4183 or sdix@odinpublicschools.org
Spots are limited, and appointments fill quickly—early contact is encouraged!
We look forward to welcoming new learners this fall 🍎

Saturday, June 6th
Doors open at 5:00 pm

A four-time All-Conference standout and 1992 Midland Trail MVP, Laurie McClelland excelled as a first baseman and pitcher through high school and Kaskaskia College.
As a dedicated educator, she spent 20 years at Centralia High School—serving eight as head coach—and six years coaching select softball with Collinsville Extreme.

Dave was a three-time MTC All-Conference performer. As a junior, he led the Eagles to a regional title in 1979, pitching every postseason game that season.
He dominated in his senior season. Going 9-1 in the fall and posting a 0.69 ERA. Revered by teammates and opponents, as a top hurler in Eagle history.







One of Odin High School’s most accomplished pitchers, Steve Decker set a school-record 17 pitching wins during the 1985-86 season, leading the Eagles to a Midland Trail Conference Championship and a program-record 37-win season.
A two-time First Team All-Conference selection, Decker threw two no-hitters, was Co-MVP of the 1985 Odin Tournament, and ranks among the Illinois High School Association’s all-time pitching leaders, including:
Most Innings Pitched, Season: 153 (1st)
Most Strikeouts, Season: 219 (5th)
Most Wins, Season: 17 (T-6th)
Most Innings Pitched, Career: 326 (9th)
Most Strikeouts, Career: 425 (17th)
Decker continued his baseball career at Kaskaskia College and the University of Illinois. His career exemplified excellence both on the mound and in the classroom.

Odin Public School District #722 would like to express their sincere thanks for all the time you have spent in the past years with the youth in our area and work you have done at the City Park. Special people do special things with the use of their own time.
This is very clear that you have used your time and efforts for the benefit of the youth in our community. On behalf of Odin Public School District #722 we want to thank you and present you with the 2026 Odin Eagle award.

This year's Hall of Fame, Veteran's Choice Inductee is Nicholas Brian Kleiboeker. Nicholas was a 2001 Odin graduate who was assigned to the 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division based at Camp Lejeune, NC. He was trapped in a bunker containing ammunition when it caught fire.

This year's Hall of Fame, Team Inductee is 2009 Softball Regional Champions. This team was coached by Tracy Laffoon, Jeff Burton, and Brian Martin. 2009 was the first softball regional champion team we had at Odin. Their record was 22 wins and 7 losses with an undefeated conference record. Teammates include:
L to R - Bottom row to Top
Amanda Burleyson, Bethany Blue, Amanda Henson, Chelsea Simmons, Jennifer Hodge, Amanda Minor, Bridget Horton, Sara Jackson, Kaitlin Helpingstine, Mallorie Love, and Kelsey Tucker

Saturday, June 6th
Doors open at 5:00 pm

Thank you!


