To finish out Homecoming Week come dressed in your class color!
The Homecoming basketball game will be at 5pm at Odin School.
**Game is at 6pm sorry for confusion
Dreaming of Fame... dress up as your future career as we continue Homecoming week! Outfits must be school appropriate.
Illinois Youth Survey permission slips are going home with 8th, 10th, and 12th grade students today. If you do NOT want your student to participate, return to Mrs. Lynch.
To learn more about the survey, follow the link!
https://iys.cprd.illinois.edu/userfiles/Servers/Server_178052/file/2026/IYS%20Parent%20Frequently%20Asked%20Questions.pdf
To learn more about the survey, follow the link!
https://iys.cprd.illinois.edu/userfiles/Servers/Server_178052/file/2026/IYS%20Parent%20Frequently%20Asked%20Questions.pdf
Reminder: Today is a 2:15 dismissal day. Pre-k will be dismissed at 1:55. K-12 will be dismissed at 2:15.
Wednesday come dressed in your Tropical Clothing for California Vacation! Outfits must be school appropriate.
Tomorrow we continue Homecoming Week with Red Carpet Royalty. Come dressed as your favorite celebrity!
Tomorrow kicks off Homecoming Week with Pajama Day!! Everyone is welcomes to participate in the dress up days! Must be school appropriate .
Reminder: Today is a 2:15 dismissal day. Pre-k will be dismissed at 1:55. K-12 will be dismissed at 2:15.
Come walk the Red Carpet with us as we celebrate Homecoming Week January 12th- January 16th. We encourage everyone to participate! All dress up days must be school appropriate and follow school handbook.
Homecoming Basketball game is January 16 at 5pm.
Homecoming Coronation is January 17 at 6pm.
Homecoming Dance (9th-12th grade) at 7pm.
All events are at Odin School.
Homecoming Basketball game is January 16 at 5pm.
Homecoming Coronation is January 17 at 6pm.
Homecoming Dance (9th-12th grade) at 7pm.
All events are at Odin School.
Correction: Any girl in the 4th-8th grade interested in playing volleyball, practice will begin Friday January 9th from 3-4pm.
Reminder: Student attendance will resume tomorrow, January 6, 2026. Tutoring will not begin until Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
Just a friendly reminder that Dental Safari will be at Odin Schools on January 21st, 2026. Please contact me if you have any questions or want to sign your child up. I have uploaded the consent form that you can fill out and send with your student or just use the QR code to sign up online. This is a wonderful opportunity provided by Dental Safari!
*All students in Kindergarten, 2nd grade, 6th grade, and 9th grade will need current dental examinations by May 15th, 2026.
*All students in Kindergarten, 2nd grade, 6th grade, and 9th grade will need current dental examinations by May 15th, 2026.
Reminder: Student attendance will resume on TUESDAY, January 6, 2026.
REMINDER: All 4th-8th grade girls interested in playing volleyball, there will be open gym today 1-3pm.
Lights, Camera, Action... join us on the Hollywood Red Carpet for Odin's Homecoming Coronation and Dance on January 17, 2026. Coronation will be held at 6:00pm in the big gym and the Dance in the small gym at 7:00pm.
Tickets will be sold during High School Lunch the week of Homecoming for any High School Student who would like to attend. Tickets are $5.00 for Single and $8.00 for Couple. If you wish to bring a student from another school, a form will need to be filled out, please see Mrs. Sloat or Mrs. Lynch for the forms.
Tickets will be sold during High School Lunch the week of Homecoming for any High School Student who would like to attend. Tickets are $5.00 for Single and $8.00 for Couple. If you wish to bring a student from another school, a form will need to be filled out, please see Mrs. Sloat or Mrs. Lynch for the forms.
Reminder: Today is a 2:15 dismissal day. Pre-k will be dismissed at 1:55. K-12 will be dismissed at 2:15.
We’re hiring a Pre-K Teacher to join our school family!
Way to go Michael, we are so proud of you! Michael has been our go-to editor for the school news, and this month he trained and gently guided other students through the editing process. Many of the students were doubtful they would be able to edit the news adequately enough, but because of Michael's patience and empathy, he was able to coach them. He was also very understanding and willing to cover the editing when students had a big test coming up and wanted to use that time to study.
We are so proud of Daylen! Daylen helped with the Freshman concessions the other day and showed empathy by listening to the struggles the freshman are going through and then offering comfort and advice from his life experience. The act of patiently and actively listening showed great empathy. Way to go!
We are so proud of Cristiann. Cristiann has shown a lot of empathy to other students in our publications class, along with the people he has interviewed for the news program. Where many are nervous to be on camera and be themselves, he shows empathy by relating to them and then leading them by example in a way that is comforting and supportive. Great work!
