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March is National Athletic Training Month
March is National Athletic Training Month. At Cumberland, we are fortunate to have Tanner Krumwiede as our Athletic Trainer. Tanner works for HSHS Athlete's Advantage...
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Steve Wheeler
PARENTS: Please help us gather information to prepare for the upcoming school year by completing this survey. https://forms.gle/TMDGgeASVJgGuJjS8
Todd Butler
Dear Community, Students, and Staff of Cumberland Unit #77, I hope this message finds you and your families safe and well. Today, the Illinois State Board of Education released guidance for schools on the 2020-21 school year. The State Board of Education 60-page document has been much anticipated and will go a long way toward answering critical questions all of us share about what the 2020-21 school year will look like in terms of in-person learning, scheduling, transportation, wearing masks, social distancing and other measures intended to keep everyone safe and healthy, while also re-engaging students in the learning process. Right now, we don’t have all the answers to those questions as this document was released to school districts at the same time it was released to the public. Therefore, we kindly ask for your patience as our staff and reopening committee thoroughly reviews this detailed guidance and implements the suggestions into our district’s own transition plan. The Cumberland School District is aware of the urgent need to communicate to families about what to expect next school year and anticipate releasing our own transition plan by July 20. Our district has formed a transition or reopening committee and will be discussing options. This guidance will accelerate those conversations, and I’m confident our district can put forth a plan that prioritizes the health and safety of our students while maintaining a dynamic learning environment. Thank you again for your patience, understanding, and flexibility as our entire district navigated a situation together that none of us could have imagined. In the upcoming days a “return to school” parent survey will be posted to the school's website www.cumberland.k12.il.us and also on the school district’s Facebook page. I will be in touch soon. In the meantime, stay safe and enjoy your summer. Sincerely, Todd Butler
Amy Carr
Dates have been set for school and sports physicals at the SBL Toledo Clinic. The clinic will provide physicals from 3-6 PM on July 15 and August 5. You MUST call for an appointment for this service this year! view image
Amy Carr
There is still time to order the Elementary-Middle School Yearbook! Online ordering is open until June 18. To order, visit: https://inter-state.com/yearbook and enter code: 43841F.
Todd Butler
Students, Staff and Community, Remote Learning Packet pickup and previous assignment drop off will be Monday, May 11 from 5:00 pm until 7:30 pm. Elementary students (Pre-K - 4th)- Personal belongings with assignments for the remainder of the school year will be brought to your vehicle in the grade school front circle drive, two lanes will be open to help alleviate congestion on Route 121. Remote learning packet #2 completed assignments will also be collected along with any classroom materials and library books. Middle School students- Your personal belongings with assignments for the remainder of the school year will be brought to your vehicle. Remote packet #2 completed assignments will also be collected. Please turn in volleyball uniform shirts, textbooks, and library or teacher provided reading materials, as well. Pickup for MS students will be at the rear circle drive by the new gym. High School students- Enter the school at the far east entrance (Yocum’s Road). Please drive through the senior parking lot on the east side of the high school. An envelope with assignments will be brought to you, please stay in your vehicle. Remote packet #2 completed assignments and library books will also be collected. Remote learning packet #3 should be completed and returned to school on May 20 between the hours of Noon-7:00pm. *Elementary students will drop off their completed assignments at the front circle drive of the grade school. *Middle School students will drop off completed assignments at the new gym circle drive. *High School Students will drop off their completed assignments from remote learning packet #3 at the high school office.