NEW- Carlyle CUSD #1 is seeking applicants for Jr. High Secretary. We are also still seeking applicants for High School Math Teachers and a Custodian. Please see all our job postings on our website at https://www.carlyle.k12.il.us/page/employment
The Bookmobile is back for another summer! The stops this year are again at Keyesport, Royal Lake, Hoffman and Shattuc. See attached flyer for the schedule. We can't wait to see you!!
2022 Carlyle Indian Soccer Camp will be held on July 25 - 28, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. for boys and girls entering grades K-8th next year. Please return application by Friday, June 24th to guarantee a shirt and a ball. Any questions, please contact Nathan Fruend at (618) 322-8197.
More pictures from yesterdays FUN! Stations included capture the flag, escape room, board games, and water races. Mr. Voss brought his DJ equipment and the kids danced too! Lots of fun was had on this Field Day!
CJHS 5th,6th, and 7th Graders had the perfect weather for field day yesterday!
A huge THANK YOU to all those that donated and supported the Sandoval families. We will be giving a check on behalf of Carlyle School District for $1925!
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CJHS Students and Staff wore Black & Red today in support of Sandoval's community due to their recent loss. Our students are rallying behind Sandoval and want them to know other communities are supporting them.
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Last week Mrs. Runge and her Financial Literacy class thoroughly enjoyed creating and presenting food truck businesses to learn about incomes, expenses and profits.
Please see message below. If anyone would like to make additional donations to the family, please feel free to turn in to any of the 3 offices. #prideinthetribe
Carlyle High School is looking for a full time custodian and sub custodians. If you are interested or know anyone that is, please share. This position and all of our other open positions are posted on our website at https://www.carlyle.k12.il.us/page/employment
Congratulations to our May Students of the Month! Great way to finish the school year as an Indian!
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Our Jr High golfers had an outstanding outing today at the Rend Lake State Tournament! It was a great day to be a Carlyle Indian! Those competing were Ava Meyer, Addie Gansauer, Meghan Edwards, Abby Steinkamp, Gannon Meyer and Ethan Wheelan. All 4 girls metaled in the top 15- Ava placed 5th, Abby 8th, Addie 10th and Meghan 12th. Congratulations Coach Kuhn and all the golfers on a great season!
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Congratulations to our April Students of the Month!
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Please Share! Carlyle CUSD #1 is currently seeking applicants for the following positions: High School Math Teacher, Speech Pathologist, HS Boys' Basketball JV Coach, HS Girls' Basketball Freshman Coach, JH Girls' Basketball 8th Grade Coach. Additional information can be found on our website at: https://www.carlyle.k12.il.us/page/employment
Mrs. Runge's 5th grade class thoroughly enjoyed their trip to the Saint Louis Arch. They were able to take the tram to the top to take in the views and watch the documentary afterwards to learn the history behind it all.
Reminder for all 7th grade students. The Skate City (formerly Fun Spot Skating Rink) field trip that was cancelled on April 13, 2022 will be next Tuesday, May 10, 2022.
On Friday April 29, the 8th grade class enjoyed a day at Six Flags. The weatherman called for rain all day but thankfully they were wrong. The rain held out until 4:30 and allowed for a beautiful day full of fun and thrills. A huge thank you goes out to the Huskey Bus lines for the luxury transportation to and from Eureka, Missouri.
Mrs. Huels' 5th grade enjoyed their trip to the Arch on Monday and REALLY enjoyed the buffet at Golden Corral!
Please join us tomorrow evening in celebrating the artwork of Carlyle Junior High and High School students! The annual art show will take place tomorrow evening in thw high school gym from 6:30-8:00pm. Awards will be announced at 6:45, but you may come and go as you please.
Ms. Nielsen's science class is exploring electricity as a form of energy. The students investigated how electrical energy required a circuit and they made their own flashlights using LED light, batteries and aluminum foil.
