July 27, 2020 update: Thanks to a couple of Band Dads, the trailer has been emptied, and we are ready to take your aluminum for recycling again.
Original June 20, 2020 info: You have been wonderful about bringing in cans for recycling… a little too wonderful! Because of the ongoing health situation, we are having trouble unloading the cans we have already accumulated. So, the trailer will be unavailable for a while.
You can keep saving cans at your house, in anticipation of the trailer’s return. It is suggested that you crush the cans so that they take up less space. (This is preferred as long as the cans don’t get mixed with other recyclables.)
The Limestone Community High School Color Guard is accepting video auditions for the Fall 2020 season. Watch the video below for more information, and then click here to access the Google Drive folder with audition materials.
Questions? Contact Limestone Color Guard staff via email:
Ready to get out of the house? You can start by signing up for the 2020 Marching Rockets. Fill out the forms, and send your $100 commitment fee by June 1st to:
Limestone Band Boosters Treasurerc/o Limestone Community High School4201 S Airport RdBartonville, IL 61607
An introductory webinar will be held for New Members of the 2020 Limestone Marching Rockets on Tuesday, April 21st at 6 pm via a YouTube Live conference. Mr. Bainter, Limestone’s Band Director, will give parents and students an overview of the program, as well as details about schedules, student responsibilities, finances, and how parents can be involved.
In addition, the Band Booster officers will also be available to answer questions via chat.
These are unusual times, so everything is subject to change. But for now, we are still planning for a great marching season this summer and fall. Get started by joining us for the webinar!
Limestone Community High School in Bartonville, IL is proud of the LCHS Bands. Directed by Justin Bainter and Stevi Rzeszutko, the bands range from the Marching Rockets to concert and jazz bands. A full 10% of the student body is involved in some part of the band program.
