Our School
Mundelein High School is a comprehensive one-building district for grades 9-12. The district covers a 36-square-mile area and serves the needs of 2,127 students from Mundelein and surrounding communities. Mundelein is on Chicago’s North Shore, about 40 miles north of Chicago. Roughly 82.5 percent of graduates in the class of 2025 chose to continue their education at postsecondary institutions.
Mission
Mundelein High School is dedicated to academic excellence for all learners through the core values of equity, growth, and collaboration.
Vision
Our vision at Mundelein High School is to create a nationally recognized high school that provides multiple opportunities for all our diverse learners to visualize their potential futures and for each to realize a pathway to continued learning, productive citizenship, and personal success.
Ultimately, our vision is to prepare our students to navigate the multicultural, global society with confidence and resilience.
Through our commitment to equity and social justice, we strive to create a learning environment that truly reflects the richness and diversity of our community.
Extracurriculars
MHS offers over 50 clubs and activities, as well as a comprehensive athletic program that includes 31 varsity sports for males and females
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The Community
The Village of Mundelein is a suburban community of 30,000 people, located in the heart of Lake County, Illinois. Just 35 miles northwest of Chicago and 10 miles west of Lake Michigan, Mundelein lies between Chicago and Milwaukee, no more than a one hour drive from either. The community is well served by an excellent network of highways, including Interstate 94, Routes 45, 60, 176, and 83. This convenient location allows residents to take advantage of the tremendous job, educational, recreational, sports, and fine arts opportunities that both large cities have to offer. O'Hare International airport and Milwaukee's Mitchell Field are both less than an hour drive, and offer a true gateway to the world. Commuters to Chicago's Loop have three train systems to choose from, including Metra's North Central line with service to and from Mundelein.
Mundelein values family and education, as evidenced by National Blue Ribbon awards at the elementary and high school levels, and in the strength of parent involvement in educational and community issues. The community is served by one public high school district, Mundelein High School District 120, and four public elementary school districts: Elementary District 75, Fremont District 79, Diamond Lake District 76 and Hawthorn District 73. Two parochial grade schools and one Catholic high school are also located in Mundelein. The University of St. Mary of the Lake Seminary makes its home on a beautiful campus in Mundelein, and the College of Lake County, is located in neighboring Grayslake. National universities, including Northwestern, Marquette, DePaul, Trinity International University, Lake Forest College, Northern Illinois, IIT, the University of Chicago, and the University of Illinois – Chicago Circle campus are also located within a reasonable driving distance.