Upon arriving at CWCHS tomorrow (1/20), students are asked to report to the Auditorium and sit in their Enrichment sections.
Ask a Therapist Live
Date: Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Registration Link: https://cookcenter.info/ATLJan27
You’re invited to join us Tuesday, January 27 at 7pm CT for Ask a Therapist Live. This webinar is an opportunity to ask a licensed
clinical therapist questions about parenting, your child’s well-being, or anything that’s been on
your mind. Participation is anonymous and free.
Visit https://cookcenter.info/ATLJan27 to register today!
We would like to share one calendar adjustment for the second semester. The half day inservice that was originally scheduled for Friday, April 24 has now been rescheduled for Friday, April 10th.
April 10th will be now be a half-day Inservice & April 24th will be a regular attendance day.
The updated calendar can be found at the top of the homepage on the district website (www.carmischools.org) or inside the document tab on the district app.
We appreciate everyone's understanding, are thankful for our supportive community, and hope everyone has a great 2026!
#BulldogPride
Attention sophomores! Jostens will be in the auditorium lobby before school on Tuesday, December 2nd to deliver class rings!
Please click on the link below to fill out a Google Form if you would like to be notified of school cancellations! We ask that you please complete this form by Dec. 1st. Please provide your first and last name and your phone number. An email can also be sent as well, but it is not required.
https://forms.gle/xhDCJPawYwcMtxjw9
If you're ready to make a difference, reach out to the Central Office today!
📞 Call: (618) 382-2341 💻 Info/Applications: www.carmischools.org
#BulldogPride
Since it’s November, we would like to highlight its significance as Homeless Youth Awareness Month. This is an important time to raise awareness about the challenges faced by homeless youth in our community and to promote efforts toward solutions. Our McKinney-Vento Homeless Education program supports the educational needs of these vulnerable students. Students who qualify for McKinney-Vento support are those who lack a fixed, regular, or adequate nighttime residence.
On Wednesday, November 19, we invite everyone in the community to participate in our “Paint the Town Purple” initiative. This campaign aims to foster awareness and support for homeless youth. Last year, nearly 6900 students in Southern Illinois where identified as McKinney-Vento eligible, highlighting the urgent need for our collective action. We encourage everyone to wear purple on this day to show solidarity and raise awareness.
Your involvement would not only highlight the importance of this issue but also show our community’s commitment to supporting those in need. Together, we can spark conversations and inspire actions toward addressing youth homelessness.
Thank you for your support in making a difference in the lives of homeless youth in our community.
With appreciation,
Ashley Walls, Drew Vaupel, and Leanett Lovell
Carmi-White County School District McKinney-Vento Liaisons
Since it’s November, we would like to highlight its significance as Homeless Youth Awareness Month. This is an important time to raise awareness about the challenges faced by homeless youth in our community and to promote efforts toward solutions. Our McKinney-Vento Homeless Education program supports the educational needs of these vulnerable students. Students who qualify for McKinney-Vento support are those who lack a fixed, regular, or adequate nighttime residence.
On Wednesday, November 19, we invite everyone in the community to participate in our “Paint the Town Purple” initiative. This campaign aims to foster awareness and support for homeless youth. Last year, nearly 6900 students in Southern Illinois where identified as McKinney-Vento eligible, highlighting the urgent need for our collective action. We encourage everyone to wear purple on this day to show solidarity and raise awareness.
Your involvement would not only highlight the importance of this issue but also show our community’s commitment to supporting those in need. Together, we can spark conversations and inspire actions toward addressing youth homelessness.
Thank you for your support in making a difference in the lives of homeless youth in our community.
With appreciation,
Ashley Walls, Drew Vaupel, and Leanett Lovell
Carmi-White County School District McKinney-Vento Liaisons
