Stem for Girls: We are excited to share that the Lake County STEM for Girls Conference is returning for its 7th year! The conference hosts women from various STEM fields who work directly with students with hands-on, real-world activities. Each session is interactive, inspiring, and designed to help girls see themselves in future STEM careers. Please sign up using this flyer.

Attendance Matters: For the last three years, we have been holding trimester challenges for our students in order to encourage them to make improvements and excel in various areas of school. Our 1st Trimester Challenge will focus on students getting to their classes on time. This challenge will be 2 weeks long, starting on October 27th, and they will be allowed only one tardy during this time. Students who achieve this, will get to watch a movie and will be served snacks on November 14th. Please continue to get your students to school on time each day and encourage them to get to all of their classes on time. 

BPAC Meeting: Our next D76 Bilingual Parent Advisory Council meeting will be on October 23rd from 6-7:00pm. Here is a flyer English/Spanish for more details. 

Halloween Dance: Mundelein's middle school Halloween Dance will be from 5-7:00pm on October 24, at Carl Sandburg Middle School. Students from West Oak, Fremont, and Carl Sandburg are invited to attend and the cost for entry is $5. We hope to see everyone there. 

MHS HallowSteam: Mundelein High School is putting on a HallowSTEAM event on Thursday, October 30th. Please review this flyer English/Spanish if you are interested. 

Community Wellness: Join us for a special visit with author and psychologist Doug Bolton at the Community Wellness Fair at 7:00pm on November 6th! He’ll share insights from his new book and lead a conversation on how a student’s community—families, schools, and local partners—can foster wellness and drive academic success. Come learn practical strategies to strengthen belonging, build resilience, and create the supportive networks every learner needs to thrive. Here is a flyer for more information. 

Diamond Awards: New to this year, we ask families to complete this nomination Form if they would like to recognize a staff member they feel are going above and beyond with what they do in the classroom, school, or district. Please consider spreading the positivity bys highlighting the great work that staff our doing in our district. 

MHS Tutoring: Mundelein High School students are offering a Peer Tutor Club at no charge on certain evenings at the Fremont Library for ages K-8th grade. These tutors are amazing students who enjoy working with students to help them find success. Here are the flyers in English/Spanish for more information. 

MHS Monthly Tours: Mundelein High School is offering building tours throughout the school year to help acclimate their incoming students for next year. Please view this page for upcoming tours!

MHS Football: As Mundelein High School enters the fall, here is some important information about upcoming athletics events and community initiatives. 

• Friday Night Lights: MHS would like to welcome the community back to their stadium under the lights! These games provide a great opportunity for younger students to experience the excitement of high school athletics in a safe and spirited environment.

Friday, October 17 - Community Night, Red Rage Theme - WHITE OUT

• 5:00pm - Freshman Football v. Waukegan

• 7:30pm - Varsity Football v. Waukegan

Community Nights: This fall, MHS will be hosting several special Community Nights to celebrate youth participation and provide a connection to their programs:

• Football – Friday, October 17

Safety & Game Day Policies

Unaccompanied minors: All K-8 students must be accompanied and actively supervised by a parent or a responsible adult.

Clear bag policy: For the safety of all guests, only clear bags will be permitted inside the stadium.

Online ticketing:  All tickets for Friday events must be purchased through GoFan.