Yearly Enrollment opens on May 1 for the 2025-2026 school year. Enrollment must be completed in PowerSchool for every student who is attending MCHS in the fall.
For more information: https://tinyurl.com/enrollment156
Please note, choosing classes is not the same as enrollment.
BRIDGES transition program had a fun time cooking this past week!
Congratulations to our prom royalty!
King and Queen: Logan and Gaby
Prince and Princess: Ariel and Jackie
We hope everyone enjoyed our Tangled, "At Last We've Seen the Light" prom! Rapunzel and Flynn Rider even made an appearance! ☀️
MCHS Garden Club members helped with McHenry Garden Club's Spring Container Gala on Thursday evening. The fundraiser supports club projects and scholarships.
Beautiful job! 💐
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Freshmen have been working hard in Intro to Strength! 💪#WarriorReady156 #StartWithSuccess156
Students in our AVID10 class toured Northern Illinois University to explore postsecondary options on Wednesday. Then on Thursday, they hosted a World Cafe with MCHS leaders to work collaboratively to improve MCHS in the future.
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Freshmen previewed Upper Campus on Friday. Senior leaders led them on tours and answered their questions. Freshmen ended their time at Upper Campus with games including a dodgeball tournament. #WarriorReady156
Congratulations to our newly selected Distinguished Graduates.
Dr. Michael Roberts is a former MCHS teacher, principal and superintendent.
Michael Christensen owns a construction business and also started a nonprofit, Freedom for Heroes, to support fellow military veterans.
On Friday, we celebrated our retirees, Freshman Campus Associate Principal Terry Fitzgibbons, Food Service Professional Beth Kratzke and Industrial Technology Instructor Steven Thompson. Thank you for all your hard work through the years!
This week, students were encouraged to sign prom pledges during lunch periods, promising to have safe prom! On Friday morning, a banner will be hung in the school entrance encouraging students to stay safe with handwritten messages from staff.
This is a friendly reminder that Friday is a 10:30 a.m. release for freshmen and 10:40 a.m. release for sophomores, juniors and seniors.
Prom is almost upon us and School Resource Officer Rewiako has an important message about staying safe during prom night. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z9kuvjtsYuw
Watch all the way through to hear from some staff and teachers as well! Prom attendees, also please remember to charge your phones before the event. Be smart, stay safe and have fun!
Please see the link for our current job opportunities, including the recently added assistant principal - Freshman Campus position.
https://bit.ly/2W2wnSh
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On Wednesday, student volunteers at Freshman Campus made positive notes to hang around school to greet students today.
It is part of a Spring into Service effort to provide service opportunities to keep ninth-graders on track to earn the Distinguished Warrior graduation honor.
Congratulations to Warrior Chef students Gaby and Sam for finishing in third place in the McHenry County College high school cooking challenge! 👩🍳 They competed with students from District 155, Huntley High School, District 200 and Johnsburg High School. #WarriorReady156
Congratulations to the 29 senior student-athletes MCHS athletics celebrated Wednesday for their commitments to play at colleges and universities across the country.
Read more: https://www.dist156.org/article/2167914
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Latin-American Student Organization (LASO) gave a Freshman Campus tour to multilingual Harrison and Parkland eighth graders on Wednesday. #WarriorReady156 #StartWithSuccess156
The District 156 Board of Education on Tuesday approved the appointment of Sean Sterner to Freshman Campus principal for next year.
He'll replace Greg Eiserman, who is moving to Upper Campus next year.
Read more:
https://www.dist156.org/article/2163957
(IG: Link in bio.)
Upper Campus students in the Teaching as a Profession course shadowed Freshman Campus teachers on Wednesday. Students also visit local elementary and middle schools to see what it's like teaching at different age levels. #WarriorReady156
