For those interested in the 2025 CHBC Junior Baseball Camp, it is from July 29th to August 1st from 9am to 11am. The camp is open to all incoming 5th-8th grade CHBC baseball players. The camp costs $30.00 and each participant will get a CHBC t-shirt at the end of the camp. Camp participants should bring/wear hat, pants, bat, glove, spikes, helmet, and water to the camp. Registration deadline is Friday July 25th with checks made payable to BCHS.
This STEAM Camp is open to all area children entering grades K–6 and is free to attend, but registration
is required. Space is limited and early registration is strongly encouraged. The deadline to register is
July 16th
Important dates for the start of the 2025-2026 School Year!
The Beecher City Branch Library needs volunteers for its summer reading program on June 23-27th from 1 - 2 PM. If you are a high school student in need of service hours and willing to help, please contact the library at 618-487-9400.
If your child needs a sports physical next year, here is an opportunity to get one.
BCHS had lots of Fun Day activities and snacks - archery tag, yard games, board games, Jumbo Monopoly, trivia, snow cones, and cotton candy.
Softball Camp
The Beecher City Jr. Sr. High Awards Ceremony will be held on Tuesday, May 20th at 12:45 PM in the high school gymnasium. Letters were sent home to award winners.
The 8th graders took a trip to Springfield to visit the Illinois State Military Museum and Malibu Jack's.
Here is nformation on junior high boys summer basketball.
We're Hiring!
Congratulations to the JH track members going to the state meet. Good luck this weekend!
Reminder- early dismissal Thursday (5/15) and Friday (5/16). Grade School 1:50 and High School 2:00. No school Monday (5/19).
End of year activities at the Grade School
A field trip to the zoo, shapes made from pretzels, a class pet, and lunch outside
Thank you to Jason Wright of J & J Fencing for donating $1000 to Beecher City CUSD #20.
A First Place for Eden in the Effingham County Soil and Water Conservation Poster Contest and a field trip to Lincoln Log Cabin for the Fourth Grades
As one school year comes to an end, we start to prepare for another! Mark your calendar's for shot clinics coming up in the area!
Today, the seniors went on an airboat ride, tried alligator bites, and went to the beach.
The First Graders met their Neoga pen pals through a Google Meet and several students enjoyed a quick look at the construction.
