Friendly reminder: tomorrow is an early dismissal day!
Mokena 159 is hiring a HR Coordinator!
See you soon, Mokena 159 families! 🙂
Happy New Year from Mrs. Arduino’s 1st grade class!
Happy New Year, Mokena 159 families!
Winter break starts now! Enjoy your time with your family!
Due to the impending inclement weather, all Mokena schools will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, December 22.
Great performances last night at the MJHS Winter Concert!
4th graders in Ms. Uva, Ms Hentsch, and Ms. Studinski's classes practiced solving 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication problems with an accompanying explanation of steps in their math classes. They then presented their group work! Great work, Rockets!!
We hope to see you at the MJHS winter concert tonight at 7:00 pm!
Students in Ms. Blitstein's class are applying what they have learned about morphology to construct and define words using prefixes, roots, connectives, and suffixes! Awesome work, 3rd graders!
Mrs. Uva and Ms. Hentsch's 4th grade ELA classes participated in the Pet Shop Mix-up. Pets are on the loose and need to be reunited with their owners! Students saved the day by reading clues and drawing conclusions!
1st graders at MES were visited by Officer Tom this week!
Holiday PJ day at MIS! ☺️
Packed house for the holiday concert at MIS last night, featuring the first performance of our new orchestra!
The Meteor Write Club took on NaNoWriMo Challenge, to write a novel in just thirty days! 10 students did just that, hammering out 157,005 words of storytelling in just 4 weeks!
Congratulations to all our aspiring authors for their outstanding commitment & achievements!
Congratulations to our most recent MIS DARE graduates! We’re so proud of you!
Last week, sixth grade students went to Medieval Times as a supplement to their ELA reading of King Arthur!
Save the date for the MIS Band and Orchestra Winter Concert!
🎄Wednesday, December 14th at 6:30PM at MIS!
8th grade students in Ms. Isdonas' class are learning how to apply the Pythagorean Theorem to real life contexts. In this lesson, students were using the dimensions of an entertainment center to figure out the largest TV they can fit inside.
