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On Friday, June 5, Conrady Jr. High hosted a drive-in movie theater featuring its spring play, “Who Killed Elvis?” When school was closed in March, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the idea of continuing with the school play was in doubt. With the support of the administration, the school board, the Drama Club sponsors (Mrs. Kim Dignin, Ms. Jackie Hausman and Mrs. Corrine Dempsey) along with the technical support of Mr. Ian Chafee, the show went on although not exactly as originally planned. The show was converted from its original format to a virtual platform. The filming was done in three weeks, with an additional week of editing. The movie debuted at the drive-in theater (in Conrady’s back parking lot) for the actors and their families. It certainly was a big hit! If you would like to view the play, click "Who Killed Elvis" above for the link. Don’t forget your popcorn!
click here to view the online graduation
Conrady teachers and staff pitched in to provide a virtual graduation for the Class of 2020 this past week. Unable to hold the regularly planned festivities for 8th graders due to social distancing, an alternative celebration was set up. Students had their parents drop them off and masked teachers escorted the grads-to-be through a series of photo opportunities and a singular diploma ceremony, which was videotaped as well. Congratulations again to the Class of 2020.
Conrady supporters really showed their Jaguar Pride Monday as they braved frigid May temperatures Monday to catch one of the two parades that wound through parts of Palos Hills, Hickory Hills and Bridgeview. Conrady teachers and staff have missed seeing their students on a regular basis and the parades gave them a chance to show their appreciation to all the families who have worked to continue their studies. Kudos to all of the many students and family members who came out in support.
Daily Remote Learning Lessons Beginning 3/31/20
