The Raiders travel to El Paso today for a V game. First pitch is scheduled for 4:30. Good Luck Raiders!
The JV baseball game today at IVC and the softball games scheduled for tomorrow at IVC have all been cancelled due to the expected weather. Makeup dates have not been established at this time.
Raiders - May your troubles be less, your blessings be more, and nothing but happiness come through your door.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
The JV baseball team travels to IVC today for baseball action. First pitch is scheduled for 4:30. Good Luck Raiders!
The HS softball game scheduled at Pekin for today has been cancelled. A makeup date has not been set yet.
The Lady Raiders travel to Pekin today to play softball. V game starts at 4:30, with JV following. Good Luck Ladies!
Ray Hayes, a senior at Midwest Central High School, has been selected by faculty and staff as Student of the Month in Social Studies.
Ray is the child of Steve and Peggy Hayes of Topeka.
Throughout school, Ray has been involved in Yearbook, Student Council, Spanish Club, Scholastic Bowl, History League, Science club, Art Club. They are also the Science Club VP.
After Graduation, they plan to attend Eastern Illinois University majoring in Arts (BA).
Ray Personally thanks the Midwest Central School District for selecting them for this program.
Aaren D. Baker, a senior at Midwest Central High School, has been selected by the faculty and staff as the student of the month in Family & Consumer Science.
Aaren is the daughter of Christy and Steve Baker of Green Valley.
After graduation, Aaren plans to attend Eastern Illinois University to major in Early Childhood Education.
Aaren personally thanks Mrs.Palmer and Midwest Central School District for selecting her for this program.
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We are so proud of our Raiders, Lillian and Ryan, for giving up their Saturday morning to help with food pantry at Emmanuel’s Warehouse!!! Way to show community spirit!! Raider Nation 🖤
Melissa Gale, a senior at Midwest Central High School, has been selected by faculty and staff as Student of the Month in the Careers for American Rural Youth Program (CARY). Melissa is the daughter of Tonia Gale and Roger Ringsinger of Manito.
Throughout high school, Melissa has focused on academics and career skills and has been involved in chorus. After high school, Melissa plans to major in Early Childhood development.
Melissa would like to personally thank Midwest Central School District and Manito Community Bank for sponsoring this program.
The Red Cross Blood Drive sponsored by the MCHS National Honor Society on Thursday, March 2, was a huge success! We collected a total of 38 units, which surpassed our goal of 35 units. We are so proud our Raiders and our community! With each unit collected, one or more of our senior NHS members have an opportunity to earn a scholarship. The more units we collect, the more scholarship money we receive! The next Manito Community Blood Drive is on Thursday, May 4, at the Forman Center from 1:00 to 5:30 pm. We hope to see you there!
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The HS softball game scheduled for today at Eureka has been cancelled and rescheduled for 4/25/23.
Our Lady Raiders softball team wrapped up their last full week of practices before games start with a superhero practice! Players dressed up, competed in skill competitions, completed a superhero workout circuit, and ended practice with a team building activity. The team is feeling SUPER and ready for their first game!
Midwest Central Boys Basketball is having their HS camp again this summer for students in 9th - 12th grade next year. It will be held at the HS on June 5th - June 9th. from 5:00 - 6:30. More information about the camp will coming out closer to that date.
Midwest Central HS Cross Country is having their camp again this summer for students in 9th - 12th grade next year. It will be held at the HS on July 17th - July 20th and July 24th - July 27th. Camp times are from 7:00am - 8:00am those days. More information about the camp will coming out closer to that date.
Yesterday, Mrs. Sarff’s health classes had the opportunity to learn about the nutritional value of the MREs that our military uses in the field. Representatives from the Army National Guard brought in supplies and explained how military personnel use MREs to replenish their energy stores. We learned that each MRE is approximately 1700 calories and we were able to analyze the macronutrient content in each meal. It is recommended that personnel consume three MRE meals per day and up to six MRE meals on days that involve sustained physical exertion. The students then got to “cook” the MREs using the pouch that was provided and prizes were awarded for best presentation, most creative, and most appealing meals.
Mrs. DeSutter's Chemistry students are learning about Solution Concentrations with Dinosaur Gummies and Sugar Solutions! We will soon be getting into Stoichiometry!
Mrs. DeSutter's Physics students are studying the kinetic and potential energies in a ball toss and the work and power to throw the ball!
