News | Mundelein High School

Kirk Players presents donation to Mundelein Theatre

The Kirk Players of Mundelein has been part of the community for more than 50 years and is extremely supportive of the high school. On Jan. 4, a check for $500 was presented to Director Jonathan Meier, as a grant to the Mundelein Theatre organization.

Senior named to Daily Herald Leadership Team

Mundelein High School senior Adriana Feijoo, is one of 10 Lake County high school students named to the Lake County Daily Herald Leadership Team. The team recognizes high school students who excel in volunteerism and community service.

School is open as usual Monday, Dec. 19

Mundelein High School will be open as usual on Monday, Dec. 19. First period exam begins at 7:45 am.

Final Exams Monday and Tuesday

Mundelein High School students will write their final exams for Term 2 on Monday and Tuesday.

Boys basketball headed to United Center

The Mundelein Boys Basketball team will be playing Chicago Schurz at the UC on Saturday January 21st at 3 pm.

Parent Group to welcome middle school students and parents

The Mundelein High School parent group, known as the MHS Ambassadors, will visit each of the middle schools that send students to MHS to welcome them as the MHS Class of 2021.

Alum gymnast qualifies for Maccabi Games in Israel

Keith Kohn, a 2013 MHS graduate, has recently qualified to represent the US at the Maccabi Games in Israel this summer.

Inspiring story about swimmer MacKenzie Strong

Swimmer MacKenzie Strong doesn't let her legal blindness stop her drive for success.

MHS joins other districts to host Mental Health Symposium

Mundelein High School District 120, along with a number of other school districts who are part of the Transition Action Network for Mental Health, [TANMH] hosted a Mental Health Symposium held Dec. 7 at Oakton Community College.

Bands, Choirs to combine for Holiday Concert; perform Hallelujah Chorus

Mundelein High School’s bands and choirs will combine for a Holiday Concert Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 7 p.m. in the MHS Auditorium. Admission is free but donations will be accepted. A highlight of the show will involve the Honors Wind Ensemble and the entire choral department singing Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus to conclude the concert.