Thank you to everyone that attended Stevenson High School's Sonos de Mexico event!

Thank you to everyone that attended our district's Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee event this week!

We had our first fire drill this week and our students and staff did an amazing job!

Attendance Matters: Attendance = Achievement! Middle school is a key time for students to develop habits that will carry them into high school and beyond. When students attend every day, they are more likely to keep up with lessons, participate in activities, and build the confidence they need to succeed. Even a few absences can make it harder to stay on track. Thank you for partnering with us to make attendance a top priority!

Student Exclusion: Health Physical Requirements – Exclusion Date October 15, 2025

Illinois law requires that all students entering Preschool, Kindergarten, 6th grade, and any student new to Illinois schools have a current physical examination and up-to-date immunization records on file. All required health documentation must be submitted to the school by Wednesday, October 15, 2025. Students who do not have a completed physical exam and immunization record on file by this date are subject to school exclusion and will not be allowed to attend until the required forms are received. Please schedule any needed appointments as soon as possible and submit forms to the school office. If you have questions or need assistance accessing health services, contact our school nurse. Thank you for helping us keep all students healthy and ready to learn!

5th Grade Band: We are excited to have our 5th grade WOIS students start their Band class next week. Since this class ends at 3:25am, they will ride the middle school bus home. This should not affect any routes or drop off times, but each bus will have a few more students to drop off each day. 

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.

SMILE Dentist: The SMILE dentist is coming to West Oak Campus on September 17th. Please complete the form (English/Spanish) to register, or contact Nurse Julie Marchese at 847-388-2599 for more information. 

Farmer's Market: Please join D76 at the Mundelein Farmers Market on September 20th. Here is the 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. 

Fall Athletics:  Please refer to our building website's calendar for a schedule of all of our games for the season. 

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!

Standards-Based Grading: Once again this year, Standards-Based Grading will be provided in order to give students and parents a clearer, more accurate, reflection of student learning and mastery of specific skills needed for each course. This approach focuses on individual standards rather than overall grades, allowing students to understand their strengths and better identify what they need to improve and achieve. Please refer to this page on our district’s website and this Slide Deck for more information. 

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, September 12 - Homecoming, Red Rage Theme - BLACK OUT

• 5:00pm - Varsity Boys Soccer v. Zion-Benton

• 7:30pm - Varsity Football v. Zion-Benton

Friday, October 10 - Senior Night for Marching Band, Red Rage Theme - NEON

• 7:00pm - Varsity Football v. Lake Zurich

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

• 5:00pm - Freshman Football v. Waukegan

• 7:30pm - Varsity Football v. Waukegan

Red Rage Student Section: The student fan leaders (“Red Rage”) are promoting themed nights throughout the football season. A t-shirt store is available so students and families can match the game themes and show their Mustang pride.

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

• Boys Soccer – Thursday, September 25 

• 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.