During Arts Education Week Mrs. Metropulos' freshmen students decorated the sidewalk to celebrate. Students at both campuses also participated in a "Dot Day" augmented reality activity. #InternationalDotDay #MakeYourMark
All families are welcome to come to our Financial Aid/FAFSA & Scholarship Presentation 6 p.m. this Thursday, September 22. We especially encourage senior families to come! There will also be a livestream the following morning at 8:30 a.m. tinyurl.com/MCHSFAFSA
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Freshmen Pride Camp is off to a great start! #WarriorReady156 #StartWithSuccess156
See Dr. Ryan McTague, superintendent of District 156, talk about his vision for MCHS on "Sour," the Warrior Student Media show featuring Cooper Ten Bruin and sour candy.
https://youtu.be/WSQ4_oJFNIg
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Our Wellness Coordinator Mrs. Reid along with Student Services had students at both campuses guessing how many Life Savers were in a jar in honor of Suicide Prevention Month. They also spun a wheel to answer trivia questions like, " Who is an adult you can go to for help?"
The Shack is having their first online pop-up store. Place your order NOW to be prepared for any Camo spirit days. Orders can be placed online at mchswarriorsink.com/theshack (IG: link in bio)
Order by noon on Thursday 9/22 to pick-up on Friday 9/23. Pick-up location at the Upper Campus with Mrs. Rosinski and Freshman campus with Mrs. Murphy. You can order in person at the volleyball games on 9/19 & 9/20 or the home football game on 9/23. Go Warriors!
On Thursday the sophomores had a class picnic during lunch as a way to keep their class united during their transition to Upper Campus. Thank you Student Council and Connections Crew! #WarriorReady156
As part of National Arts in Education Week, MCHS art students and teachers invited everyone to celebrate #InternationalDotDay by creating their own personal dot designs.
Inspired by the book, "The Dot," the day is meant to encourage creativity and self-discovery.
#MakeYourMark
This week is National Security Officer Appreciation week and we want to celebrate our MCHS security professionals! Thank you for all you do and for keeping our students and staff safe! #WarriorReady156
Junior students and families, the Junior postsecondary presentation is tomorrow (Thursday!) September 15 at 6 p.m in the Upper Campus auditorium. There will also be a livestream September 16 at 8:30 a.m. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXmaBeV3aac
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We hope everyone had a fantastic Warrior Wednesday! #WarriorReady156
We are bringing back the tradition of the original homecoming parade route. Come join us 1 p.m. Sunday, October 2! For all homecoming week information: https://www.dist156.org/page/homecoming-2022
Congratulations to the MCHS Marching Warriors for taking first place in the Class 1A division at Sunday's Grayslake North Knights Marching Band Festival.
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Wednesday is an early release day. Warriors, use your extra time wisely!
#NeverForget
#September11
Mr. Powe's social science students set up 415 American flags in front of Upper Campus to commemorate the first responders who died during 9/11. You can drive by today and remember those who lost their lives 21 years ago.
Another night under the lights! We had a lot of energy at Friday night's game! #WarriorReady156
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and tomorrow, September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. The new national suicide prevention lifeline is 988 and is available by call or text 24/7. On Friday staff wore shirts with the new phone number. #WarriorWellness
An enchanted homecoming week awaits you! The schedule is set for Homecoming 2022! Our theme is enchanted forest. Spirit days to be announced. Go to our homecoming page for more details: https://www.dist156.org/page/homecoming-2022
#156HOCO2022
Don't forget to get your tickets to the upcoming Splash Into Country concerts to benefit the redevelopment of Miller Point Park at the Riverwalk.
Several MCHS teachers and students are also working on this project.
Read more:
https://www.dist156.org/article/809124
