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Mundelein school boards name next superintendent

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School Boards from both Mundelein School Districts 75 and 120 on Tuesday named Dr. Corey Tafoya as the next superintendent to lead within its shared services model. Tafoya, currently the Superintendent of Harvard Community Unit School District 50, will take over the leadership of retiring Mundelein Superintendent Dr. Kevin Myers beginning on July 1. Read More

Hard work nets awards for MHS Show Choir

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Mundelein High School’s Show Choir is picking up plenty of awards during the current competition season, hardware that is well-earned, according to MHS Choir Director Corey Thompson. “The kids have come in very willing to work and that has paid off for them,” Thompson said. Read More

MHS announces first-semester honor roll

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Congratulations to the following MHS students for earning a place on the Honor Roll for the first semester of the 2024-2025 school year. This prestigious academic honor is well-deserved for these students. Read More

MHS students excel at FBLA Conference competition

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Mundelein High School FBLA students had a number of top-10 finishers in various categories during the 2025 Northern Area Conference at the College of Lake County in Grayslake. They will next compete at the end of March at the State Competition in Springfield. The 2025 Northern Area Conference included schools and students participated in more than 70 events. MHS students either took objective tests or gave live/recorded presentations on a wide variety of topics. Read More

Mundelein Theatre Presents Shakespeare's Scottish Play

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Be prepared to step into the shadowy world of one of William Shakespeare’s most iconic and haunting plays, as Mundelein Theatre presents Macbeth. Filled with supernatural spirits, chilling intrigue, and a ruthless descent into ambition, this timeless tragedy grips audiences like no other. But beware—theater lore whispers that Macbeth carries a curse, so utter its name with care. Read More

Students compete to fund charity groups

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Seasonal giving and classroom learning blended seamlessly at MHS on Dec. 12 as Honors English 4 students presented a case for giving to the charity of their choice. The Third Annual Honors English Charitable Outreach Project was more than just an academic lesson in public speaking; the winning presentation received nearly $1,000 toward their charity. Read More