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MHS to host second annual 5K Race against gun violence

For the second year, Mundelein High School will host The Mundelein 5K Race Against Gun Violence (MRAGV) on Sunday, June 13 from 9 am to 12 noon at the high school. Area residents are encouraged to participate in the race and/or donate to the cause. “The Mundelein My Brother's Keeper Community & Black Student Union are proud to host the second annual Mundelein Race Against Gun Violence,” said Trey Baker, MHS senior and organizer of the event. Baker is also the president of the MHS Black Student

Three chosen for Girls State

Three MHS students have been selected to represent Mundelein High School at the 2021 session of American Legion Auxiliary Illinois Girls State. The program, to be presented virtually June 21-25, provides immersive instruction in the democratic process. The students are Anett Lorado, Giselle Prado and Marisa Spada. Due to the unprecedented pandemic, last year’s program was cancelled and students were invited to attend this year’s convocation. Prado earned a Girls Nation spot 2020 and elected to

COVID VACCINES AT MHS FOR AGES 12 AND OVER

May 13, 2021

Mundelein High School will host COVID-19 vaccinations for anyone 12 years of age and older on Thursday, May 27 from 3 to 9 pm. Approximately 52 people can be vaccinated every 50 minutes during this time frame.

Six MHS students selected for U of I STEM summer program

Six Mundelein High School students are among 108 selected for the new Discovering STEM in ACES summer program offered by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Students from MHS who were admitted into this competitive program are juniors Alizey Guiterrez-Perez, Miguel Alexander Hernandez, Miguel Angel Hernandez, Amelia Luck, Neida Rivas and Martin Sahagun. While participants are drawn from all across the state, the Mundelein High School students are the only ones representing Lake County,

Student locker cleanout

We have created a schedule for students to clean out hallways and P.E. lockers and return school-issued supplies such as textbooks in a safe and orderly fashion. We plan to utilize two days – Monday May 17 & Tuesday May 18 -- to acco

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Virtual Spring Musical, Working, available for viewing

Mundelein Theatre Streaming Spring Musical - Working Studs Terkel is a Chicago legend. He was a Pulitzer Prize winning author, historian, actor and broadcaster. He also had an impact on the theatrical stage when his 1974 nonfiction book of interviews with American workers, Working, was adapted into a Broadway musical. This show will be the spring musical presented by Mundelein Theatre. The show will be available for streaming on May 13, 14 and 15 at 7 pm. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for stud

Jazz concerts to be live and streamed May 3 and 22

Jazz Ensemble to perform live and virtual concerts The Mundelein High School Jazz Ensemble will present their first of two live concerts this month on Sunday, May 2 at 5 pm. The concert will be held in the MHS auditorium and is open to a limited live audience and will also be livestreamed at the same time. For the livestream information and link please check out www.mundeleinband.org The concert is free to attend via the livestream and tickets in-person are being provided to families of the

MHS earns national ranking from US News & World Report

For the third year in a row, Mundelein High School has earned high National and metro-area rankings in 2021 Best High Schools, which US News recently released. By earning a national ranking Mundelein High School achieved status as a US News Best High School and gained eligibility t

FBLA students earn awards at state competition

Mundelein High School’s chapter of Future Business Leaders of America competed at the Illinois State Leadership Conference, held as a virtual event this year, throughout March and April, 2021. A total of 20 Mundelein FBLA students competed this year, and similarly to the Area competition, students were tested remotely, while others presented their event live via Zoom with judges present. “It’s so amazing to see how well our students stepped up to the unique challenge of competing virtually