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Iroquois High School, as a globally aware community, is built on high expectations that encourages a positive environment. This environment inspires students to develop the skills to think critically, creatively and take ownership of their own learning.
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The Iroquois tradition of creating student-centered learning experiences academically, socially, and emotionally is our focus. It prepares our students for their future and strengthens our community.
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Athletics
Iroquois School District prides itself on our Family culture. Participants in our athletic program are largely responsible for the maintenance and growth of this culture within our school. It is our mission to produce experiences our athletes can be proud of and in return contribute positively to our culture and traditions.
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The Arts
Iroquois Schools have a long history of providing quality visual arts and music education for all students. Our goal is for students to find joy, inspiration, intellectual stimulation, and meaning when they participate in the arts.

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Mrs. Cantie

Welcome!

Teacher Name: Jennifer Cantie
Phone Number: 652-3000, ext.7215
E-mail Address: jcantie@iroquoiscsd.org

Check out the latest edition of the Student Newspaper!

ENGLISH 11 Supply List

3-Ring Binder

Loose-Leaf Paper (150 sheets)

Pack of Post-Its (2” x 2” in any color)

5 Dividers

Pocket Folder

Computer flash drive

Pens

#2 Pencil

Divider Headings:

Essay Structure
Task 1: Close Read
Task 2: Argumentation
Task 3: Text Analysis
Literature

My Recent Reads: Please come share your thoughts with me if you've also read them!

11/22/63 by Stephen King

Mark of Athena, by Rick Riordan

Inferno, by Dan Brown
A Lasting Summer, by Peter Tonsoline

The Lost Symbol, by Dan Brown

The Help, by Kathryn Stockett

Devil in the White City, by Erik Larson

Hero, by Perry Moore

Percy Jackson & the Olympians (5 book series), by Rick Riordan

The Master and Margarita, by Mikhail Bulgakov

The Historian, by Elizabeth Kostova

Water for Elephants, by Sara Gruen