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We have many teachers who are invested in the school and community.
Chris kubic, social studies teacher
What I like about ZBTHS is the diversity of classes. We have many different classes to choose from that allow us as students to learn things we are interested in and take what we learned and apply it to our personal lives.
Jessa C, Class of 2025
I like how the school is constantly being remodeled and improving, giving students better resources.
Joanna C, Class of 2025
Many people associate Zion with a negative connotation, meanwhile, many of the positive regards done within the school and community aren't. While this may bother some people, I find humility in it. Having the opportunities from ZBTHS and Zion communities to be involved in many clubs that involve helping others in need and appreciating those around us, gives a sense of gratitude and connection to those around you. Whether it's family, friends, peers, etc., helping and giving whenever it's possible making a home of wherever you live despite how it's viewed, and simply being grateful makes a life truly worth living.Emily M, Class of 2026
I like the NJROTC program here at Zion Benton. The program helps students become responsible and disciplined cadets. Another benefit of the program is showing you what the military is like, with the occasional visit of recruiters from some branches to help you get an understanding of military life in their branch.
Matthew B, Class of 2025
News & Announcements
🎓 Senior Portraits at ZBTHS🎓
Class of 2026, it's time to get your senior portraits taken! 📸
📅 Available Dates:
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July 21st, 22nd, 23rd
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Oct 9th, 10th
🕛 Time Slots: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
📍 Location:
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South Commons
Don't miss out on capturing this special moment! ✨ Book your appointment today!
#SeniorPortraits #Classof2026 #ZBTHS #SeniorSeason #MemoriesInTheMaking
New for 2025-26
To support a learning-focused environment, Zion-Benton Township High School District 126 is implementing an updated 2025 Cell Phone Policy.
Key Highlights:
• Cell phones are not permitted during instructional time.
• The policy is designed to promote focus, respect, and academic engagement.
• Consequences and support systems are clearly outlined in each school’s handbook.
• Repeated violations will result in a parent conference.
This policy goes into effect for the 2025-26 school year. Please review the policy and discuss expectations with your student to ensure a smooth transition.
Read the full policy in the student handbooks.
ZBTHS By The Numbers
Based on 2024 Illinois School Report Card
82%
Post Secondary Plans
89%
Graduation Rate
84%
Freshman on Track