Lost & Found
The MHS Security Department maintains a lost and found for
misplaced items found around campus.
Reporting Lost Items
If you have lost an item on campus, you can check the school’s lost and found by completing and submitting the
Lost Property Report Form. The MHS Security Department will check all existing lost property upon receipt of your form and will contact you if they have an item matching your lost item’s description. If there is nothing matching your lost item, the MHS Security Department will continue to compare your report with all future items that are turned in during the course of the school year.
Reporting Stolen Items
If you believe your lost property was actually stolen, you will need to speak to the School’s Police Resource Officer to make an official incident report in addition to filing a Lost Property Report with the MHS Security Department.
Again, if you believe your item was stolen, complete and submit the
Lost Property Report Form. Next, visit the School’s Police Resource Officer’s office during normal school business hours or call 847-949-2200 ext. 1392 to set up a time to speak with the School’s Police Resource Officer. In the event of a suspected theft, parents/guardians and students can also file a report with the Mundelein Police Department.
Retrieving Lost or Stolen Items
Anyone claiming lost or stolen property must have proof of submitting a Lost Property Report Form and must show a current valid form of identification such as a MHS student ID, passport, or driver’s license. Anyone claiming stolen property must have proof of submitting an official incident report with the School’s Police Resource Officer.
Turning In Found Items
If you have found an item on campus belonging to someone else, please turn it in to a member of the Security Staff during normal school business hours or at the Security Office located in the main Lobby.
Unclaimed Property
Unclaimed items will be held for at least 90 days, after which time items may be discarded or donated to a charitable organization. MHS District 120 does not assume responsibility for any lost, damaged, or stolen personal property brought to the school or to a school activity.