March 7, 2025

Dear Mustangs,

While our school continues to buzz with activity and learning, I am currently attending the National Education Conference in New Orleans. This valuable professional development provides educational leaders from across the country an opportunity to share pioneering innovative approaches to education that I'm excited to bring back to Mundelein.

The conference features hundreds of workshops addressing critical issues that directly impact our school community:

• School safety and emergency response protocols
• Strategies to combat chronic absenteeism
• Teaching effectively in our increasingly divided world
• Leading with an understanding of student variance and diverse learning needs
• Bridging literacy gaps for all learners
• Responsible integration of artificial intelligence in education

Rest assured that our amazing administrative team and staff continue to maintain the excellent day-to-day operations at MHS. I look forward to sharing specific insights with our leadership team upon my return.

Read on to stay informed about key dates, registration details, and ways to get involved in our vibrant school community.

Dr. Alexandria Taylor

Principal

Mundelein High School

847-949-2200

www.d120.org

ataylor@d120.org

Now - March 28 - Illinois 5Essentials Survey

Mar 8 - Jazz Invitational

Mar 13 - Universidad de Padres

Mar 14 - Late Start

Mar 14 - Accommodations in the Post-Secondary Education Setting - Zoom Workshop

Mar 14 - Cultural Fair

Mar 16 - Annual Mattress Fundraiser (Track and Field)

Mar 18-19 - Spring STAR Testing

Mar 21 - Senior Graduation Speeches Due

Mar 21 - Group Interpretation, Orion and the Dark

Mar 21 - Veteran's Appreciation Dinner

Mar 24-28 - Spring Break - NO SCHOOL

Apr 9-10 - State Testing

Apr 18 - No School

MHS families, please check your inbox for an email from School District 120 which will include a link to the Illinois 5Essentials Survey.

D120 is participating with the Illinois State Board of Education in the 2025 statewide survey of school climate and learning conditions through Friday, March 28.

The 5Essentials Survey provides a unique opportunity for students, teachers and parents to have a voice in their schools. This is your chance to provide input concerning your child’s education. We will take all of your input seriously and use it to continually review and update our current educational practices.

The survey is administered online by UChicago Impact at the University of Chicago and provides a comprehensive picture of a school’s organizational culture in an individualized report measuring the five essentials critical for school success:

• Effective leaders

• Collaborative teachers

• Involved families

• Supportive education

• Ambitious instruction

Survey results will be sent to District 120 and will be included in the Illinois State School Report Card next fall.

Results will never be connected to your child. No individual will be identified in the school reports and teachers and administrators will not see individual responses.

Registration for summer school 2025 is now open!

Please visit the following link to register your student for summer school: https://mundelein.revtrak.net/rw-summer-programs/

PLEASE NOTE: If your student indicated interest in a summer school class during their course selection, they are not yet registered. You must follow the registration process in order to secure a spot.

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING DRIVERS EDUCATION: Due to the limited number of seats in this course, students are selected for placement based on a lottery. If you indicated interest in drivers education during course selection, you are in the lottery. You will receive additional information regarding your lottery placement later this week. If you are not sure if you're in the lottery, or want your name added to the lottery, please email Yuli Cordova: ycordova@d120.org.

For more information regarding summer school, including course offerings and registration processes, please visit: https://www.d120.org/academics/summer-programs/summer-school/

Women's History Month begins March 1st. “The National Women’s History Month’s theme for 2025 celebrates,“Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations.” This theme celebrates the collective strength and influence of women who have dedicated their lives to education, mentorship, and leadership. Through their efforts, they have served as an inspiration for all generations — both past and present."

"Throughout history, the process of information sharing has been a powerful catalyst for change. An honest, open examination of new insights and knowledge can create a framework for collaboration. This, in turn, promotes the well-being of groups, businesses, communities, and society as a whole. From classrooms to boardrooms, and from grassroots movements to global initiatives, women educators and leaders have played a pivotal role in nurturing minds and inspiring transformative action. Our 2025 theme spotlights the contributions women have made to the American educational system, the free marketplace of ideas, and the very fabric of our democracy."

Text courtesy of : https://nationalwomenshistoryalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/NWHA-2025-Theme.pdf

Image courtesy of: https://www.flickr.com/photos/152884140@N05/25706581497/

Patsy Matsu Takemoto Mink was an American attorney and politician from Hawaii. Mink was a third-generation Japanese American. After graduating as valedictorian of the Maui High School class in 1944, she attended the University of Hawaii at Mānoa for two years. Then, she enrolled at the University of Nebraska, where she experienced racism and worked to have segregation policies eliminated.

After illness forced her to return to Hawaii to complete her studies there, she applied to 12 medical schools to continue her education but was rejected by all of them. She decided to study law instead and was accepted at the University of Chicago Law School. While at university, she met and married a graduate student, John Francis Mink.

When they graduated in 1951, Mink was unable to find employment as a married Asian woman, and after the birth of their daughter, the couple moved to Hawaii. Mink was refused the right to take the bar examination due to the loss of her Hawaiian territorial residency upon marriage, so Mink challenged the sexist statute. Though she won the right to take the test and passed the examination, she could not find public or private employment because she was married and had a child.

Mink’s father helped her open her own practice, and Mink became a member of the Democratic Party. Mink ran for a seat in the territorial House of Representatives. Winning the race, she became the first Japanese-American woman to serve, and two years later, the first woman to serve in the territorial Senate. In 1960, Mink gained national attention when she spoke in favor of the civil rights platform at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles.

Mink ran for federal office and won a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in 1964. Mink served 12 terms (24 years), representing Hawaii’s at-large and second congressional district. While in Congress, she introduced the first comprehensive initiatives under the Early Childhood Education Act, which included the first federal child-care bill, and worked on the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. In 1970, she became the first person to oppose a Supreme Court nominee based on discrimination against women. Mink initiated a lawsuit which led to significant changes to presidential authority under the Freedom of Information Ac. She co-authored the Higher Education Act’s Title IX Amendment, later renamed the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act.

Mink was a trailblazer; President Barack Obama called her “a passionate advocate for opportunity and equality and realizing the full promise of the American Dream.” Thanks to her advocacy, 11.5 million women now attend college, and 3.5 million participate in sports.

Text and Image Courtesy of: https://www.compasscharters.org

We are so proud of our D120 Special Olympics Basketball squad - on their way to state competition! MHS held a special State Walk for the team Thursday morning, led by our Winter Guard and Drumline. Go Mustangs!

Poet, writer and storyteller Véronique Bachand led a short version of her French Immersion Day workshop in Gissele Drpich’s French 3-4 class at MHS on Monday.

Bachand had led the full workshop for high school students at the University of Chicago as an extension from the event last weekend at the University of Chicago. The translation on the cards pictured here? “Do you hear me? My story told one poem at a time.”

MHS AP Government students, led by teacher Thomas Kuhn, and in conjunction with D120 School Board Member Laura Mellon, hosted the Mayoral Forum at the high school auditorium. Students prepared the questions and operated the event.

The Honors Jazz Ensemble had the opportunity to perform at the prestigious Jazz Showcase in Chicago this past Monday. This marks their 2nd time in 2 years of being invited to open up for the Bob Lark Alumni Big Band. Congratulations to all of our students on a fantastic performance!

Click here to see the scrapbook.

The 25/26 Early Registration Fee item has been added to the PowerSchool fee accounts for the Class of 2026, 2027, and 2028. If you choose to pay the Registration Fee by May 1st, 2025, you will receive the $25 discount currently applied in PowerSchool.

Starting May 2nd, the discount will be removed and the regular Registration Fee of $275 will be listed. Please know that all prior Registration and Course fees must be paid off before paying the Early Registration item.

If you have any questions, please reach out to KC Olson in the MHS Payment Center at kolson@d120.org.

Save the date. More info coming soon.

MHS hosts the 58th Annual Mundelein Jazz Invitational this Saturday, March 8th! This is the longest running jazz festival in the Chicagoland area and will welcome students from the following schools:

Antioch Community High School, Buffalo Grove High School, Carl Sandburg Middle School, Carmel Catholic High School, Crystal Lake South High School, Deerfield High School, Downers Grove North High School, Downers Grove South High School, Dundee-Crown High School, Fremont Middle School, Geneva High School, Grayslake Central High School, Grayslake Middle School, Hoffman Estates High School, John Hersey High School, Libertyville High School, Maine South High School, Maine West High School, McHenry Community High School, Mundelein High School, Notre Dame/Resurrection High School, Old Orchard Jr. High School, Oswego East High School, Oswego High School, Palatine High School, Prairie Grove Junior High School, Prospect High School, Rolling Meadows High School, Warren Township High School , Wauconda High School, West Oak Middle School, Wheaton North High School, Wheeling High School

Tickets Available at the Door for Cash, or Buy Online at Go Fan

$10 General Admission

$5 Student/Senior (65 )

Schedule of Performances

School spirit week.

La tercera sesión de la Universidad para Padres se llevará a cabo el 13 de marzo en la cafetería de la escuela de 6:00 p.m. a 8:00 p.m. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Fred Kliora al 847-949-2200 Ext. 1410 o con Joanna Rodríguez al 847-949-2200 Ext. 1260.

Classes begin at 9:40am.

Buses will run one hour later than usual.

Click here for late start schedule.

Thomas Crowe - CLC Office of Access and Disability Resources: Thomas has served persons with intellectual disabilities and those with severe and persistent mental illness for over 35 years. Currently the Director for the Access & Disability Resource Center at the College of Lake County, he and his team are responsible for the provision of academic accommodations for four campuses and over 400 students with disabilities per semester. He is a founding member of the Behavioral Intervention Team, a Title IX investigator for the college, and chairs the Threat Assessment Team, leading efforts to thwart targeted violence. He is a contributing author on mass violence within law enforcement education and teaches Crisis Intervention strategies to Illinois law enforcement when interacting with Neurodiverse individuals. He holds a Masters degree in Clinical Social Work from Loyola University and is currently pursuing his Doctorate from Liberty University in the study of psychological trauma.

Who: Parents of students with an IEP or 504 plan seeking accommodations in the college setting

What: Accommodations in the Post-Secondary Education Setting

When: Friday, March 14, 2025 12:00-1:00 p.m.

Where: Michelle Bank is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Click here to register and learn more.

Mundelein High School's annual cultural fair, “Common Ground,” will be held during the day and evening on Friday, March 14.

There will be food, games and performances in the main gym during school periods 1-7. The event will be moved to the MHS Commons at 5 p.m. for a night of fun including workshops from 5-6 p.m., a buffet from 6-7 p.m. and performances from 7-8 p.m.

All MHS students will take the reading and math STAR assessments this fall. The STAR assessment is a short test that provides teachers with personalized learning data for each student. The STAR assessments are designed to provide valuable insights into your student's proficiency in these subjects, assisting us in determining the support and enrichment required for their academic success.

We will administer the STAR math assessment on Tuesday, March 18th, and the STAR reading assessment on Wednesday, March 19th. We will follow a special schedule on both days which includes a 48-minute testing window between first and second periods.

Click here to learn more.

Entries are now being accepted for the Mundelein Coexist Club 3rd Annual Lip Sync Battle. There is no entry fee. Please contact Mrs Kolcz at lkolcz@d120.org for more information.

This can be YOU! Yes, YOU! No GPA requirement!

Each year, the highlight of our graduation ceremony is our student speakers. If you are a graduating senior and you are interested in giving a speech on stage this year, please submit your speech by clicking here.

• Submission deadline: Friday, March 21st

• Full speech must be submitted in writing

• Maximum speech length is 5 minutes

• Prompt: How has MHS helped you ASPIRE in school and in life!

• Incorporate 1-2 tenets from our Portrait of a Learner and indicate how you’ve grown in those areas.

If your speech is selected, you will then be given a mentor to guide you through the process of refining your speech and preparing you to speak in front of a live audience on the day of graduation.

Mundelein Theatre presents this year’s Group Interpretation, Orion and the Dark by Charlie Kaufman and Emma Yarlett.

SYNOPSIS: Orion is afraid of…well most things, but especially nighttime and the dark. That is until one day, Dark and the other entities of the night have had enough and decide to bring Orion along as they spread night across the world. Will Orion finally overcome his fear of the Dark or will his sheer presence destroy Dark and night, leaving the world permanently and irreparably altered?

Our performance transforms this touching children’s tale (adapted from the 2023 film screenplay and the children’s picture book) into a unique interpretation involving a variety of theatrical stylings as well as music.

Thank you for supporting Mundelein Theatre!

Register by March 7th

The Veterans Appreciation Dinner is on March 21, 2025, from 5:30 - 8 p.m. a the Doubletree by Hilton located at 510 IL-83 in Mundelein, IL.

Reservations are required by March 7, 2025. Please contact Officer Jessica Sexton at 847-968-3783 or email at jsexton@mundelein.org.

This is a free event with dinner and entertainment for any Veteran of the United States Armed forces and one guest.

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

Grade 11: SAT day (8:40 a.m. start time)
Grade 10: PSAT 10 day (8:40 a.m. start time)

Thursday, April 10, 2025

Grade 11: ISA or SAT Day 2 for accommodated students (8:40 a.m. start time)
Grade 9: PSAT 8/9 day (8:40 a.m. start time)

NO SCHOOL

We are proud to host visitors to learn more about our programming and facilities. In order to minimize the impact on the educational environment, we have chosen to host visitors on select days throughout the school year.

Therefore, to secure a visitation time, please select from the following options so we are able to provide the necessary information and personnel during your visit.

Our next tour is on April 24th at 4:30pm. Click here to register.

This can be YOU! Yes, YOU! No GPA requirement!

Each year, the highlight of our graduation ceremony is our student speakers. If you are a graduating senior and you are interested in giving a speech on stage this year, please submit your speech by clicking here.

• Submission deadline: Friday, March 21st

• Full speech must be submitted in writing

• Maximum speech length is 5 minutes

• Prompt: How has MHS helped you ASPIRE in school and in life!

• Incorporate 1-2 tenets from our Portrait of a Learner and indicate how you’ve grown in those areas.

If your speech is selected, you will then be given a mentor to guide you through the process of refining your speech and preparing you to speak in front of a live audience on the day of graduation.

Senior yard signs are now available for $15 each! Each sign comes with yard stakes. All proceeds to benefit the MHS Student Support Fund!

Your student may pick up from the main office at the end of the school day. Please note, we don’t want students walking around the building with the yard stakes for the sign, so please encourage them to specifically pick up after classes. Alternatively, you may stop by the high school during school hours to pick up the sign.

Seniors, it’s time to order the Official Personalized Graduation Announcements!

The announcement will feature the custom foil school crest, the official commencement text, and the School Etching where available.

Orders will ship directly to your home. Order online now at HighSchool.HerffJones.com

The CCRC offers assistance with all aspects of the college application process:

• Narrowing down college choices
• Working through applications
• Checking essays
• Discussing financial concerns and scholarships
• Talking about standardized tests
• Working with potential college athletes
• Discussing military options
• Helping students connect with people at university

Click here to learn more.

Many scholarship opportunities for Mundelein High School Seniors are now open! Ms. Bogseth sends out weekly emails with a list of scholarships but all of the MHS specific scholarships as well as community scholarships are posted in SchooLinks.

Seniors- in your SchooLinks account, click on “Finances” and then “Scholarship Match”. Scholarships posted by Ms. Bogseth will be under the “District-Posted” tab.

Experiential Education describes all opportunities offered to students to give them a chance to explore the world of careers and professions. These include classes like Dual Credit Student Internship, Business INCubator, and Geometry in Construction as well as career treks and featured guest speakers.

On Tuesday, March 4, MHS graduate Juliana Roznowski and her team of engineers, project managers, laborers, and other professionals from Mortenson Construction came to MHS to speak to a group of students on how women have shaped and will continue to shape the world of civil engineering and construction. This workshop, titled Women in Construction featured a five-person panel that gave advice, encouragement, and insight to a group of 14 students.

After the panel, the team from Mortenson treated our students to a pizza luncheon and gave them a chance to walk through construction sites using virtual reality and augmented reality headsets. Additionally, the students had the chance to converse with each of the professionals on their own and learn more about education requirements and listen to stories of how their careers have evolved over the years.

Click on the photos below to see some moments from the event! A sincere thank you to Juliana and her team from Mortenson for putting on a fantastic workshop redefining the word possible!

Juliana, you have made us all incredibly proud of your achievements!

Click here to view the full scrapbook.

NyproMold is a world leader in the design and manufacture of high-precision plastic injection molds. Last spring, the company hosted a table at the 2024 MHS Job Expo to recruit students and graduates into the field of manufacturing.

The next month received a call from Rich Steuber, Operations Manager at the plant in Gurnee, regarding the possible hire of one of our students, Rishi Sahu (‘06) as a summer intern. After spending the summer learning about the various aspects of manufacturing, NyproMold retained Rishi as an intern, where he continues to gain experience in the various aspects of manufacturing, such as computer numerical control and computer aided design.

This week, five staff members from the MHS CTE team visited NyproMold to discuss ways the company could partner with the school to open up more opportunities for engineering-minded students… and Rishi was the featured star at the conference table as well as the tour of the plant.

Check out the photos below to see Rishi in action!

One of the perks of being a staff member at MHS for almost three decades is the ability to connect with graduates and give them a chance to inspire the Mustangs that followed in their wake. On Thursday, March 6, graduate Wendy Sanchez (Class of 2003), owner of Brothers Barber Shop in downtown Mundelein, and her staff member Charly, spoke to students in our College & Career Resource Center.

Wendy, who owns the shop with her husband Wilmer Sanchez, opened with some advice on how students can get started on their own careers in the field. “Practice… a lot,” she shared. “With practice comes the confidence you will need to build your clientele,” she added. “It’s hard work at first, but barbers have so much fun on the job--the clients are the best part!”

Sanchez also commented on the sense of community and connection that defines the barber shop experience. “Whether you’re a scheduled appointment or a walk-in client, you’re always welcome at Brothers.”

Her staff member Charly then spoke about his own career journey, then took questions from the students. Some of the students even walked away with a coupon for $10 off any service that Brothers offers!

You can stop by and see Wendy and Charly at Brothers Barber Shop, located at 439 N. Lake Street in downtown Mundelein or check them out on Instagram @brothersbarbershop847!

If you’re interested in learning more about our Dual Credit Student Internship course or any of our Experiential Education programs, contact Alexander Kapotas at akapotas@d120.org or at (847) 949-2200 x1092.

Check out this promo video that captures the spirit of the experiential education program here at Mundelein High School. Your epic future awaits, Mustangs!

Peer/AP Tutors has updated the link to the Advanced Placement web page where students can access videos that detail nearly two dozen AP courses offered at MHS. We are grateful to senior Sophie Hammer who taped and edited every video, and the cast of seniors and juniors who provided insights behind selecting advanced placement courses.

The link can be found on the Literacy Center and Peer/AP Tutors website.

Athletics events week of 3/10/2025

Winter Athletic Department Newsletter

Submitted by Coach Rutz

Lof PR's last Friday at Lakes HS, as we came away with some points and a couple of medals as well.

Our 4 x 800 relay started the meet off with a 7th place finish, running a Season's Best time of 9:02. Freshman Erick Cordova led the race off with a huge PR, running 2:04.99 and dropping nearly 7 seconds off his previous effort. Logan Ramirez, Advik Sharma and Nathaniel Mendez also contributed to the relay, which brought us 2 points.

Next up Elijah Mendoza took 4th in the 3200m, with a big PR of 9:44.76. Our other competitors at that distance, Aidan Sweet and James Glaskin Clay also had PRs on the day.

Freshman Henry Molozaiy had a PR in the 60m hurdles, running 11.11. The 4 x 200m relay of Maxwell Villaraza, Nathen Hamrick, Ian Murray, and Kaden Toussaint dropped a big chunk off our SB, running 1:41.42. Maxwell also PR'd in the 200m, running 25.39.

Andrew Weaver continued his early season excellence by taking 4th in the 800m, running a PR of 2:03.19. Both Logan Holby and Cesar Hernandez had PRs in the 400m, running 1:00.30 and 1:00.94. Holby came back to PR in the Triple Jump, leaping 10.69m, while Finn Keegan PR'd again in the 1600, running 5:11.01.

Finally, Holden McFall PR'd in the Shot Put with a throw of 11.50m, and Nathen Hamrick PR'd in the Long Jump with a jump of 5.31m. Below is a link to the full results for the meet.

This week we run for the first time at Niles West on Friday. This meet has 3 levels, freshman, sophomore, and varsity, which will allow us to get most of our athletes in. More info will be coming later this week. Until then, It's A Great Day To Be A Mustang! And don't forget about our Mattress Sale Fundraiser coming up on the 16th! Now is the time to get that new mattress you've been needing! See the attached flyer!

Submitted by Coach Dressen

Boys Volleyball tryouts start NEXT Monday, March 10th at 3:30 pm in the MHS main gym for all levels. They will last all week with the final teams being chosen by Friday the 14th. Registration is open on the MHS Athletic Website. It does take athlete and Parent/Gardian to finish the registration. Please register as soon as you can and be sure your physical is up to date with the school nurse. Physicals are good for 13 months from the day it was taken. Any questions please contact me by email; Coach Dressen at gdressen@d120.org

Submitted by Coach Stocker

Another great finish to the season for our Mundelein Wrestlers. Congratulations to following on being named 24-25 NSC All-Conference.

Christian Saucedo

Neftali Cernas

Ethan Banda

Kevin Hernandez

Danny Hernandez

Abisai Hernandez

Gael Diaz (Honorable Mention)

Vanessa Osorio

Khloe Heerdegen

PreVenture is a mental health program that screens students for personality related risk factors that may indicate increased risk for future participation in high-risk behaviors, including using drugs and alcohol. This does not evaluate for current high-risk behaviors, rather this is a preventative program to support the development of coping skills and self regulation strategies.

Omni utilizes the Substance Use Risk Profile Scale (SURPS) to screen students for eligibility. To learn more about PreVenture, click below.

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Quest is proud to be your dining partner and we are committed to providing the best experience possible to every student, including nutritious food, a wide variety of choices, and a seamless dining experience. We wanted to share a few important reminders about the dining program and we welcome your questions and feedback. Click here for more information.

New Year, New Look! Elevate Your Mustang Pride! Exciting news! We've expanded our spirit wear lineup with premium brands Under Armour and Champion at Mymustangnation.com.

Customize your gear with official school logos using our state-of-the-art DigiSoft printing for a smoother feel. Shop online 24/7 or see our printed merch at Mundelein High School. Visit us at mymustangnation.com or linked through the d120.org website.

Our MHS Portrait of a Learner tenets affirm student identity through schoolwide values, expectations and practices.

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We have had a number of vehicles park in our student lots without parking permits. We want to ensure a smooth start to everyone's day, so please note:

1. Parking Permits Required: All students must have a valid parking permit to use our student lots.
2. Legal Spots Only: Please park only in designated legal parking spots.
3. Consequences: Vehicles without permits or parked illegally will be stickered and towed at the owner’s expense. No exceptions!

Let's work together to keep our parking areas organized and accessible for all!

We are excited to announce that our parent calendar has gone electronic. The MHS 2nd Semester calendar is now online in both Flipbook and PDF downloadable format.

A big thank you to Kameal Myrie, Class of 2025, who designed this semester's calendar! Very nice job! You can see more of Kameal's work at www.artisticallymira.com.

Regular school attendance is required and necessary to develop the academic and intrapersonal skills needed for success. Students are expected to attend each class and be on time. Students who attend school regularly have been shown to achieve at higher levels than students who do not have regular attendance. If your student is going to be absent, leave early or arrive late, please submit the attendance via the monitor application within Power School in lieu of calling the attendance line and leaving a voicemail.

Please log on to the Power School parent portal at the MHS website https://www.d120.org/ to record your student’s attendance.

Attached you will find instructions on how to submit your students attendance.

Power School Attendance Instructions

Guardians will be receiving an email with your parent Power School log in instructions if needed.

If you need further support please call 847-949-2200.

Would you like to know when your student’s bus is going to be late? For Mundelein bus routes, Lakeside Transportation is using the Bus Bulletin notification system to notify parents and students when there are bus delays and schedule changes.

For more information, or to sign-up and start receiving notifications, please visit Bus Bulletin (Find Mundelein Area Schools when prompted for a district) *Note - This is managed by Lakeside Bus Company and not MHS.

Although we take great pride in a dress code that encourages self-expression, we do want to remind students of our student dress code policy as found in our student handbook.

• Clothing must cover all undergarments (waistbands and straps excluded).

• Fabric covering all private parts must not be seen through.

• Clothing that depicts, advertises or advocates the use of alcohol, tobacco, marijuana or other controlled substances is prohibited.

• Clothing that depicts pornography, nudity or sexual acts is prohibited.

With the increased enrollment in recent years, we have been unable to provide a locker for every student at MHS. Since many students do not use a locker, we are assigning lockers to students upon request. Click below to request your locker!

Sign up for a Guardian SchooLinks Account! Be a part of your student’s college and career exploration. Understand more about the benefits of a Guardian Account with this video. If you need assistance creating your Guardian Account, email akroll@d120.org with your student’s name and ID number. A claim code and directions will be provided in response.

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