As we wrap up Women's History Month, meet the ladies in the Special Education and REACH departments. Our SPED department ensures that students with disabilities achieve the knowledge and skills necessary, while REACH is a Grundy County special education cooperative that teach life skills, vocational training, and social communication. We are thankful for these women!
At this month's Board of Education meeting, we recognized the Varsity Girls Volleyball Team for placing 2nd at State! They represented MCHS in a big way and we are incredibly proud them! #mchsproud
There are just a couple days left to complete the Illinois 5Essentials Survey. Don’t miss the opportunity to share your voice. Please take a moment and complete it today. Be sure to select "Grundy" County. The survey closes March 29. Thank you! https://survey.5-essentials.org/illinois/
There's still time to register! Join us on 4/21 for the Special Olympics Run 4 Respect to help Spread the Word of Inclusion! Participate in the 5K walk/run (or 1-mile) at Central Campus. All will receive a tshirt and finishers medal. Awards presented. Register today! https://bit.ly/4b9cWfD
The women in the World Languages/Music/Art Department encourage intellectual and cultural growth with foreign languages, music, and art course offerings. Students are able to explore their capabilities. We are so appreciative of these ladies! #womenshistorymonth
Today we feature the women in our social studies and library departments. They teach students knowledge of past events and encourage them to draw parallels between those events and their own lives as well provide materials that support and enrich curriculum. Thank you for your hard work at MCHS!
As we continue our Women's History Month features, meet the women of the science department. These ladies teach biological and physical sciences to our students who ask questions, investigate, analyze, construct explanations, engage in argument, among much more. They are appreciated at MCHS for their dedication to our students!
Holi celebrates the beginning of spring after a long winter and the triumph of good over evil. It is a popular and significant Hindu festival celebrated as the Festival of Colors, Love and Spring. Learn more at https://www.holifestival.org/
Happy spring break! There will be no classes March 25 - April 1. Classes will resume on Tuesday, April 2.
We are hiring a bus mechanic. Interested in joining our team? Apply today at https://bit.ly/4bQcoMc.
Let's hear it for the ladies in the PE/Health/Driver Education department! These amazing women help to educate minds, develop healthy bodies, and promote positive attitudes towards a lifetime of physical activity, fitness, and sports skills. We are thankful for all they do for MCHS! #womenshistorymonth
MCHS Cheerleading tryouts are around the corner! Details are below along with spring open gym information. Complete the tryout form here: https://bit.ly/3Pzfhr9
Get up early and move! Junior students are invited to join us the morning of the SAT, Wednesday, April 10th from 6:30-7:20 a.m. at Central Campus, for a variety of fitness activities!
On #ThrowbackThursday, we feature members of the athletic trainers program who volunteered their time to work the Chicago Marathon in 2007. It was a great experience for these students! #TBT
Meet the teachers in the mathematics department. These ladies help to offer courses to prepare students for college, junior college, vocational, and technical schools as well as the opportunity to earn high school and college credit in calculus and statistics. We are grateful for their dedication to our students! #womenshistorymonth
For the Dance Team tryout schedule, clinic information, and more, scan the QR code below.
As women's history month continues, meet the teachers in the English department. Not only do they foster the students' habits of mind, critical thinking, and literacy skills, but they are also full of school spirit! We are happy to have these ladies at MCHS!
We are hiring a School Nurse or Nurse Assistant. Interested in joining our team? Apply today at https://bit.ly/4bQcoMc.
Congratulations to our 61 senior students designated 2023-2024 Illinois State Scholars, an honor bestowed on those with strong academics, high class rank, and exemplary SAT test scores, who we recognized at breakfast this morning: Kendall Adelmann, Kate Bailey, Brayden Barrowman, Eva Beck, Sophia Benedick, Rylee Boyd, Spencer Bruinsma, Layne Bumgarner, Viviana Campuzano, Tyler Cantu, Cameron Choate, Dane Chung, Paige Clements, Matthew Collofello, Nathan Cook, Rylan Deichen, Lucas Dela Cruz, Tyler Deluca, Allison Dolezal, David Eaheart, Kailyn Erickson, Gaetana Galati, Alessandro Gonzalez, Penelope Grant, Lindsey Gutierrez, John Halloran, Molly Jacobson, Carson Johnson, Caleb King, Noelle Klima, Peyton Kueltzo, Spencer Lorenz, Weston Lorenz, Aubrey Lynch, Melissa Marquez, Morgan Maser, Bailey McIntyre, Brice McManus, Lauren McPhillips Newcomb, Christian Medlin, Kylan Monk, Claire Olsen, Cole Pearson, Aiden Peppmuller, Serena Peterson, Henry Pragit, Samantha Reiter, Stella Renzi, Hannah Sachtleben, Rafael San Pedro, Autumn Sanchez, Isabela Sanchez, Eric Simmons, Kennedi Thomas, Javier Trevino, Joel Vargas, Ryan Veleker, Abigail Villarreal, Alexander Von Holten, Riley Warren, and Briana Whalen. #mchsproud
Congratulations to senior Mandy Fricano for receiving a positive referral! When a student was in the breakfast line and short on money, Mandy jumped in and gave the extra money needed to complete the purchase. Your compassion is inspiring, Mandy! #mchsproud 🧡🖤
