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Families and students are welcomed back for the second semester of the school year with several events and opportunities. The State Board of Elections has introduced a voter registration initiative for high school students, allowing those 16 and older to pre-register or register to vote under certain conditions.
A college financial aid workshop will be held at the University of St. Francis on January 13. This event is open to seniors and their families who wish to learn about completing financial aid applications such as FAFSA.
The MIJAS Committee of the 12th Judicial Family Violence Coordinating Council will host a virtual community resource fair on January 15. The fair will provide information on services like bilingual education and healthcare access, primarily in Spanish.
The Will County Center for Community Concerns is organizing an event on January 16 where children can receive free coats or shoes, with pre-registration required.
Faith Bible Church offers a Winter Clothing Closet by appointment for those in need, providing gently used clothing for all ages.
An opportunity for those interested in JTHS history is available through the Central Archives Committee meeting on January 16. Participants can engage in preserving historical items and earn community service hours.
CPR training will be conducted by the Joliet Fire Department on January 18, focusing on CPR techniques and AED usage according to American Heart Association guidelines.
MLK Day of Service takes place on January 20 at Joliet Central, offering volunteer opportunities without school sessions that day.
The JTHS Board of Education meeting is scheduled for January 21, inviting public participation following specific sign-up procedures.
A support group meeting for grandparents raising children occurs on January 21, aimed at aiding non-custodial caregivers with educational systems navigation.
Incoming freshmen are invited to attend the Steelmen & Tiger Showcase at Joliet Central and West High Schools on January 22 for informational purposes regarding enrollment next year.
January 30 marks School Improvement Day with early release times across various schools within the district.
On February 2, the Central Band Parents Association hosts its annual Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser supporting the band program at Joliet Central High School. A new option allows attendees to donate meals to local charities during this event.
The JTHS State of the District Address is set for February 5 at Joliet Central High School, covering district health topics including academics and facilities while encouraging guest RSVPs for planning purposes.
Joliet Township High School's Community Connections Expo & Job Fair takes place February 20 at Joliet West High School featuring job resources, entertainment, empowerment sessions granting community service hours to students who participate.
Applications close February 21 for paid summer internships provided by Will County CED in partnership with select school districts including JTHS. Graduating seniors may apply through available descriptions online.
