Morrison CUSD 6

🏃‍♂️🏐 Reminder for All Student-Athletes! 🏀
Don’t forget — sports physicals are required to participate in any school athletics for the 2025–2026 school year. Whiteside County Health Dept. will be hosting a Mobile Site at Morrison High School, July 21st 8:30 to 4:00. Please call WCHD at 815-626-2230 for an appt.

*Make sure your physical is completed before the 1st day of practice!

Let’s get ready for a great season! 💪 #Morrison CUSD#6 #StayReady #StudentAthletes

Morrison High School’s Key Club chapter will partner with the United Way of Whiteside County during a service project on Tuesday, July 22 at 8:00 a.m. at Morrison Junior High School. Student volunteers will prepare bags with informational flyers about the United Way’s “Pulling Together with Pennies” campaign, which raises funds for human services programs sponsored by the United Way of Whiteside County. Mrs. Kim Ewoldsen, a Morrison High School parent and United Way volunteer, and Mr. Brian Bartoz, Key Club Co-Advisor, will be present to supervise students during the event.

All service is eligible for Sauk Impact Program credit; students will receive an Impact Program sheet documenting their service. The event is open to all Morrison High School students, regardless of grade level or Key Club membership status.

Key Club plans to run a first volunteer shift on Tuesday, July 22 from 8:00 - 11:00 a.m., followed by a second volunteer shift from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. If volunteer turnout is strong, the event might conclude before 2:00 p.m.

Students are welcome to arrive and depart at times that work for their schedules and their families’ schedules based on sports practices, family activities, and other commitments. The event will be held in the library at Morrison Junior High School.

Students and parents/guardians are welcome to reach out to Mr. Bartoz via e-mail at Brian.Bartoz@morrisonschools.org or by voicemail at (815) 772-4071 x 12106 with questions about the service project. Students who wish to volunteer are asked to send an e-mail to Mr. Bartoz to express their interest.

📚✏️ It’s Time to Sign Up for School! 🎒 Registration for the 2025–2026 school year is now open! Make sure your child is signed up and ready for a great year ahead.

The last post had the wrong supply list here is most updated list!!
Morrison CUSD #6 2025-2026 Morrison School Supply List
High School - https://5il.co/3lnms
Junior High School - https://5il.co/3lnmt
Southside - https://5il.co/3lnmv
Northside - https://5il.co/3lnmw

Updated! If interested, please visit www.morrisonschools.org and click "District" & "Employment" to apply for our opening!

MJHS is still looking for a 6th Grade Girls Volleyball Coach for the upcoming season. If you or someone you know is interested, please reach out to Mr. Robbins at joe.robbins@morrisonschools.org.

Key Club would like to thank all of the individuals who have purchased sandwiches, soft drinks, and snacks during the Sandwich Sale events held so far this year. The Morrison Kiwanis Club and the Morrison HS Key Club have decided to postpone the Saturday, July 12 Sandwich Sale in order to support the Morrison Fire Department’s July 12 pulled pork sandwich event that will be held in conjunction with Pink Heals. The next Kiwanis Club/Key Club Sandwich Sale will be held on Saturday, August 2 at the corner of Rt. 30 & Rt. 78. Bring your Mustang-sized appetite for ribeyes, pork chops, brats, and hot dogs!

The Morrison Kiwanis Club presented Morrison High School’s Key Club chapter with a generous, $400 donation on Tuesday, July 1 in recognition of Key Club’s service to the Morrison community. Key Club members volunteer during the Kiwanis Club’s Sandwich Sale events and annual Easter Egg Hunt, and they also volunteer in other capacities on a regular basis, including during monthly bingo night events held in partnership with the City of Morrison. Dr. Matt DeBaene, Superintendent, Morrison Community Unit School Dist. #6, addressed the Kiwanis Club and Key Club members and thanked them for their service. Pictured during the check presentation are (back row) Mr. Steve Davis, President, Morrison Kiwanis Club; Abbie Weston, President, Morrison High School Key Club; Dr. Matt DeBaene, Superintendent; Finley Steele, Key Club Social Media & Communications Team member; Key Club member Alex Weston; Emily Theresa Arias, Key Club Secretary/Membership Engagement Manager; and (front row) Katie Mahaffey, Vice-President, Morrison High School Key Club; Key Club member Serenity Guerrero; and Shawn Simpson, Key Club Social Media & Communications Team member.

Morrison School District would like to thank Morrison Schools Foundation for their generous donation!

Many thanks to the community members (and visitors) who purchased soft drinks, ribeyes, pork chops, brats, and hot dogs during the Saturday, June 28 Kiwanis Club/Key Club Sandwich Sale at Rt. 30 & Rt. 78. Morrison HS Key Club members and Morrison Kiwanis Club members worked closely to ensure a successful event for our customers. The next Sandwich Sale will be held on Saturday, July 12. Morrison HS students (including incoming freshmen) who are interested in volunteering should contact Key Club Co-Advisor Brian Bartoz via e-mail at Brian.Bartoz@morrisonschools.org for more information. All service is eligible for Sauk Impact Program credit, as well.

Morrison High School’s Summer Driver Education students had the opportunity to learn about auto insurance and safe driving during a June 25 presentation from State Farm Insurance Agent Angie VanderVinne. Mrs. VanderVinne reviewed a handout of insurance terms and concepts; shared stories about claims experiences; and discussed steps to take after a collision. Mrs. VanderVinne also reminded students about the availability of a good-student discount for students with a "B" average or better. Many thanks to Mrs. VanderVinne for sharing her auto insurance insights with Morrison’s new drivers!

We have openings! If interested, please visit www.morrisonschools.org and click "District" & "Employment" to apply for our opening!

🏃‍♂️🏐 Reminder for All Student-Athletes! 🏀 Don’t forget — sports physicals are required to participate in any school athletics for the 2025–2026 school year. *Make sure your physical is completed before the 1st day of practice! Let’s get ready for a great season! 💪 #Morrison CUSD#6 #StayReady #StudentAthletes

Morrison High School’s Key Club and the Morrison Kiwanis Club will hold their next Sandwich Sale at the intersection of Rt. 30 and Rt. 78/Cherry Street on Saturday, June 28. Students who are interested in serving as volunteers for a few hours during the event should contact Key Club Co-Advisor Brian Bartoz via e-mail at Brian.Bartoz@morrisonschools.org to express their interest. Incoming freshmen are welcome to volunteer, as well. Setup will begin around 8:00 a.m., and cleanup will conclude by 2:45 p.m. All service qualifies for Sauk Impact Program service hour credit.

A dedicated group of Morrison High School Key Club members assisted Resthave Care and Rehabilitation with its annual Ice Cream Social on Thursday, June 19. Students helped to set up tables and chairs prior to the event, which was held amid sunny skies and moderate temperatures. Key Club members also helped Resthave’s staff members gather and store tables and chairs following the event. Thank you to Key Club’s volunteers for their service to the community, and to Resthave’s staff members for organizing a wonderful event!

It's not too late! If you are still wanting to sign up for the Jr. Tackle camp, please bring the form filled out with payment to the district office by tomorrow. If you have questions please let Coach Vandermyde know.

I am so happy to let all of you know that we deposited $11,636.00 in the Dylan Strong Account in Rock Falls. Thanks SO much to everyone who came out to buy meals and to donate extra money as well. We ran out of food at 6:30, but people kept donating even when they didn’t get a meal. We are so thankful to the community of Morrison for supporting the fundraiser and all of the Morrison District employees that donated supplies. We also are so thankful to the Southside School Staff and their families that helped so the event could be possible. We had many generous business donors as well: Superwash, Casey’s, Morrison Athletic Boosters, Whiteside County Fairgrounds, Sullivan’s Foods, Pan O’ Gold bread company, Hardee’s in Clinton, Farmers National Bank, and Frary Lumber in Prophetstown. THANKS SO MUCH for supporting Dylan and his family, the fundraiser definitely exceeded all of our expectations!

The Girls BB team participated in the Wisconsin Dells Shootout. They got to play teams from across the Midwest.

Just a reminder about the fundraiser for Dylan Wescott this evening. Stop out for some good food for a good cause!