​Nearly four dozen MHS students showcased their products and business models to 11 local business owners and entrepreneurs on Friday as part of the INCubator MVP Pitch Day. The students in the INCubator class spent much of the semester producing and ideating a product that would solve a specific problem. Groups of three to five students developed a business model and presented it to members of the INCubator Board of Advisors and INCubator coaches for a Shark Tank experience. Read More

A familiar face will take over the reins at Mundelein High School when current MHS Principal Alex Taylor steps down from the job in the spring. The District 120 Board of Education on Tuesday promoted current Associate Principal Stevee Libert as the next MHS principal. “Stevee has proven herself to be very passionate in every role she’s held at MHS over the past decade,” said District 120 Superintendent Corey Tafoya. Read More

Mundelein Theatre will open its fall play, “Eurydice,” at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 30 at Mundelein High School. The show will run through Sunday, November 2 with a Saturday evening performance and matinee performances at 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. This beautiful adaptation of the Greek tragedy of Orpheus and Eurydice will be performed at 7:30 p.m. on October 30 and November 1 with matinee performances at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Read More

Nearly eight months into its facilities improvement project, Mundelein High School is on schedule and under budget. And while the first portion of phase I - renovation of the MHS Annex - is complete, the overall project still has a long way to go with the heaviest work scheduled for the summer of 2026. Read More

Year after year, Mundelein High School continues to build on its success in academic proficiency, college readiness and graduation rate. It hasn’t gone unnoticed. U.S. News & World Report once again has ranked MHS among the best high schools in the nation. It is the seventh consecutive year Mundelein has received the recognition. Read More

The Illinois Music Education Association named 13 Mundelein High School music students to its District VII Honors Ensembles. The honor places these students are in the top 5 percent of performers on their instrument. All students in these ensembles are being considered for All-State Honors (to be announced in November). These individual honors are the result of students preparing upwards of five musical excerpts that are performed for judges across the state. Read More