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District highlights: Hadestown production (free), archery state hosts and nationals, kindergarten registration and election winners

2961935 · April 10, 2025
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Summary

Board members and community speakers announced Danville High School's production of Hadestown with donor-funded free admission, congratulated archery teams that hosted state tournaments and are headed to nationals, reminded families of kindergarten registration, offered condolences to a staff member, and named recent election winners.

Speakers at the Danville CCSD 118 meeting shared community notices, including a Danville High School theater production, athletics updates, registration information and local election results.

A speaker announced that Danville High School Theater will present Hadestown Junior and said the district secured performance rights. The speaker said performances were scheduled in April and that, "due to, a donation, the theater department is able to put on that play free of charge." The donor and a foundation were named in later remarks.

Another speaker said the district’s archery team hosted two state tournaments for the first time and that the state was pleased with local facilities, students and parent volunteers. The speaker added that the archery team is headed to national competition in Utah.

A notice reminded families that kindergarten registration will be held Wednesday, April 16 from 1:30 to 5 p.m. at the Danville High School field house (as announced at the meeting).

Speakers offered condolences to Blake Bodine’s family after a recent loss and recognized district volunteers and award winners. Several speakers also congratulated the winners of local school-board elections; the meeting transcript named Chris Easton, Dr. Holloman and Toni Towne among the winners.

No formal votes or motions accompanied these announcements in the recorded remarks; they were presented as community and board updates.