Seneca Grade School

7th graders worked in the lab to see how potato cells let substances in and out of their cellular membranes.

Christmas at Crotty

Mrs. Einhaus's first graders had a great time at their Halloween party! Shout out to Mike from Candy and Corn in Minooka for donating the awesome Halloween cookie kits! The kids had a great time decorating (and eating!) their spooky treats. Thank you for making our party extra sweet!

Seneca Grade School is hosting a "Pack the Gym" night during the girls basketball games on Tuesday, November 11th. We are asking all spectators to please bring a non-perishable food item or monetary donation for their admission to the game. All proceeds (food and money) from the night will go directly to the Seneca Food Pantry!

If you cannot make it, but would like to donate, food or money can be given to the South Campus main office up until November 11th.

North Campus welcomed the Seneca High Fighting Irish Football team this morning. They read to the students, answered questions, and joined in for some recess fun too! We are so happy they could join us before their big game on Saturday. The students really enjoyed their time together. Go Irish!!

We want to give a big thank you to Mrs. Temple from the LaSalle County Agriculture Department for visiting our fourth-grade class on Tuesday, October 28, 2025. Mrs. Temple was busy teaching the fourth grade all about pumpkins! 🎃 We had such a fun time learning how pumpkins grow from tiny seeds into big, colorful fruits. Did you know that every pumpkin has about 500 seeds inside? We also learned that pumpkins are about 90% water, which helps them grow so large. Another fun fact is that pumpkins can come in many colors—not just orange, but also white, yellow, and even blue! Mrs. Temple helped us make a creative mobile that showed the entire life cycle of a pumpkin, from seed to sprout, vine, flower, and finally, the pumpkin itself. Everyone enjoyed using their imagination and working together on this project. It was exciting to see how science and art can come together in such a fun way. We are so thankful to Mrs. Temple for sharing her time, knowledge, and enthusiasm with us. Thank you again for helping us learn more about one of fall’s favorite fruits! 🍂

Congratulations to the 5th and 6th grade band members on a wonderful performance this past Tuesday night! It's great to see so much growth since the beginning of the year and we're excited to see where the rest of the year takes us! Great job Raiders!

🎃 Join us for our annual North Campus Halloween Parade! 🎃

This year’s parade will take place in Crotty Park from 10:50–11:15 a.m., allowing our South Campus students to enjoy the fun as spectators. Families and friends are warmly invited to attend and cheer on our students in their festive costumes. Stand anywhere along the sidewalk.

🚗 Parking: Please park in the Crotty Park lot or our west parking lot by the baseball field. For safety, avoid parking along Oak Street.

After the parade, students will return to the school for dismissal. Families are welcome to walk down to the main entrance to meet their child. If your child’s normal dismissal routine will change, please send a note to your child’s teacher so we can follow our regular safety procedures.

We can’t wait to celebrate this spooky and spirited tradition with our school community! 🕸️👻

The 8th grade students attended the GAVC career fair at Morris High School today. Students were able to explore over 50 companies/organizations and participate in many hands on activities.

Eighth grade and kindergarten buddies were able to meet today. The eighth graders helped their kindergarten buddies with letter sounds and numbers. They also enjoyed decorating cookies.

Eighth grade students learned about Civil War field photography. They used 3D glasses to recreate the experience people in the 1800s would have had viewing stereographs through ha stereoscopic viewer. Students viewed 3D images from the Civil War and the Petersburg Campaign. Students were allowed to bring the glasses home, please ask them to show you the pictures!

Our third graders met with their seventh grade buddies this morning to create noodle skeletons. Thank you 7th graders for teaching us all about BONES! 💀🩻

6th grade Math students competed in relay races using a clothesline to order Rational Numbers.

5th grade's first 4 Trailblazers celebrated with games and smoothies at Refuge Coffee! 🌟 Trailblazers lead with a positive attitude, responsibility, teamwork, and inclusion — so proud of these exceptional leaders!

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This week's events.

Congratulations to the following students for being selected for 2025 ILMEA District 2 Music Festival on November 8th!
Abigail Alexander, Jr. Treble Chorus; Sara Bruno, Jr. Band; Reese Harkins, Jr. Band; Annika Jackson, Jr. Mixed Chorus; and Aurora Jackson, Jr. Mixed Chorus.

In 5th grade ELA, we put growth mindset into action with a cup tower challenge. We just completed our unit on growth mindset, learning from inventors and their incredible determination!

SGS cross country enjoyed our annual pasta dinner before Sectionals last week! Good season to all!