St. Joseph-Ogden families encouraged to meet teachers for fall conference



With report cards going home October 24, SJO parents will have an opportunity to connect with teachers during fall conferences on October 30. The school encourages families to schedule times early to ensure availability.

It’s that time of year again when backpacks get a little heavier with report cards, and parents get a chance to check in on how things are going in the classroom. St. Joseph-Ogden High School will host Parent-Teacher Conferences on Thursday, October 30, from 3 to 5 p.m. and again from 6 to 9 p.m.

Parents are encouraged to schedule a conference time with their student’s teachers or counselor by contacting the school office at (217) 469-7321 or by emailing fallsn@sjo.k12.il.us no later than October 28.

First-quarter grades will be sent home with students on October 24, providing a great starting point for conversations about academic progress and goals. Families with questions about scheduling or conference details are invited to call the high school office for assistance.



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