Updated time for Senior Walk through
Reminder
2025 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT-MIKAELA BAKER
2025 ICHS Graduation
Last Day of School
2024-2025 Senior Walk Through
Events for week of May 19-23
Kona Ice
Reminder
Irion County High School is proud to announce that senior Parker Posey has officially signed his letter of intent to play football at Hardin-Simmons University. Parker has been a vital part of the Hornets football program over the past four years, consistently demonstrating leadership, dedication, and athletic excellence.
Congratulations, Parker! We are proud of you and excited to see all you will accomplish at the next level
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Valedictorian and Salutatorian.
Early Dismissal
Finals Week Breakfast Burritos- Order Now!
5th grade delivered good bags and cards to the Sheriff's Department for Police appreciation week. Students in PreK-6th decorated bags and made cards during Technology last week. Parents sent snacks and goodies for the bags made by 5th grade. We appreciation all our Law Enforcement Officers for keeping us safe!
Alert/Notice
"We had 6 awesome students add to the busyness of the spring semester by participating in the ASU Foreign Language Competition in February. All 6 students competed in different Spanish levels and categories where they had to put their Spanish knowledge to the test. They all competed and represented us well. Please congratulate them when you see them"
Level 1
1st place - Rylan Rey
3rd place - Avery Sertain
Level 2
2nd place - Leslie Martinez
3rd place - Nadia Reyes
Level 3/4
2nd place - Benjamin Arellano
2025 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT- BERKLEY CALLAWAY
Baylee Rainey, was nominated to the San Angelo American Legion Auxiliary Unit for Texas Bluebonnet Girls State!
Summary: The mission of American Legion Auxiliary Texas Bluebonnet Girls State is to educate young women about the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of American citizenship. Through hands-on experience and a series of dynamic educational activities, delegates will learn how to become well-informed, active, and engaged citizens who are equipped to contribute to the preservation and enhancement of American democracy. The Program Each day of Girls State is carefully planned to ensure that every delegate has a role in the function of the program, learning firsthand that the government is shaped by its citizens. Participants will engage in activities designed to teach them about the duties, rights, and responsibilities of American citizenship. A highlight of the program includes a visit to the Texas State Capitol, where delegates will have the opportunity to observe legislative sessions and meet with state officials. The program is strictly nonpartisan: any “National” or “Federal” political parties formed during the session are purely fictional, intended solely to allow students to build their own city, county, and state governments based on the Texas Constitution and laws.
