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Softball Summer Camp

Details for Softball Summer Camp

Honor Roll printed inside a blue and gold shield

Second Semester Honor Roll Announced

Senior High Honor Roll Abrego, Amparo; Aculado, Emma Louise Elomina; Afonso, Aidan Christian Xavier; Albertsen, Morgan Nicole; Allore, Matthew Thomas; Alviar, Isabel Shoua; Ambrose, Abigail Marie; Avis, Heather Rose; Barr, Kimberly Jeanine; Bender, Elianna Margaret; Bernauer, David James; Bishop, Jenna Grace; Booth, Skylar Ryanne; Bugaring, Erika M.; Carpender, Kathryn Halliday; Cartland, Isabella Grace; Cisneros, Diego; Clow, Elizabeth Jane; Corbin, Kelly Nicole; Cordova, Andrea Eunice; Co

Ryan Buck standing in front of one of the English Hallway book murals

English teacher, Ryan Buck, earns Book Love award

Mundelein High School English teacher, Ryan Buck, has won the support of the Book Love Foundation Board of Directors and has been awarded a grant for $2000 to purchase books for his classroom library. “We believe in you and believe in your work,” said Penny Kittle, Book Love Foundation president. According to Kittle, Buck earned the scholarship for the following reasons: • He has applied the research on increasing the volume of reading in his classroom and is seeing results. We know how hard

Mundelein STAND-UP seeks new members

Mundelein STAND-UP is an organization of MHS students along with representatives from the Village the Police Department. They are looking for more students who would like to serve their community.

School personnel from D75 and D120 prepare to give "gifts" to students

Bus Stop recognizes future Mustangs

The Have a "Cool" Summer bus stop event was a success! Administration and Staff from D120 in collaboration with feeder schools gave out ice pops to future Mustangs at their bus stops. The event's purpose is to start building relationships with those children and their families. Look out for them in the Fall for the "Cocoa and Conchitas" bus stops in the Fall!

Graduation photo of Ricky Rodriguez, Class of 2018 president

Important information about senior portraits

SENIORS AND SENIOR PARENTS: DETAILS ABOUT SENIOR PHOTOS Class of 2020 Senior Portrait & Yearbook Information Visual Image Photography (VIP) is the official photographer of Mundelein High School and is honored to be a part of your senior experience. In order to appear in the yearbook, all seniors must have their photo taken by VIP. Photographs submitted from other studios will NOT be accepted into the yearbook. SENIOR PORTRAIT SIGN UP: Please make an appointment online at vipis.com or over

Photo of the student, parents and art teacher

West Oak art student wins state Google award; Vote for her for national Prize

A talented student in Mundelein, IL could soon have her art on the Google homepage for hundreds of millions to see. Google is announcing the 53 State and Territory winners in its 11th annual Doodle for Google competition, a contest open to K-12 students across the United States to redesign the Google logo inspired by the theme “When I grow up, I hope...”. Marsha Tagala, a 5th grader from West Oak Middle School in Mundelein, is one of the 53 State and Territory Winners with her doodle, “Green

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Board of Education elects officers; appoints Rastrelli to open seat

NEW BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTS OFFICERS The newly-elected Mundelein High School District 120 Board of Education elected officers to begin the new Board. Laura Vogt was elected president; Thomas Ouimet, vice president; and Lisa Yaffe, secretary. In addition, Peter Rastrelli was appointed to the Board following the resignation of Joanne Anderson who moved out of the district. Rastrelli will serve a two-year term.

Alum speaking with students in the district meeting room

Harvard-bound alum talks "future" with MHS students

MHS graduate, Oscar Rodrigo Araiza Bravo, who recently was awarded a full scholarship to Harvard University to study physics in a doctoral program. spoke with MHS students Monday, May 20. Araiza Bravo graduated from the University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign with degrees in mathematics and engineering physics. He began his career at MHS speaking little English and navigating through the English Language Learners (ELL) program. “Things don’t just HAPPEN to us,” Araiza Bravo told the students, “