New math and science classrooms in the Center for Science, Technology, and Industry earned high marks again from students Tuesday, which was the first day for West Campus black team students to work in the new spaces.
Monday was a beautiful day for West Campus math classes to start learning in the newly built Center for Science, Technology, and Industry.
Some science classes got started in the new center, too!
Here are some more images of MCHS Warrior Chef students creating beautiful mini fruit pizzas.
This week, students in the MCHS Warrior Chef capstone culinary course are busily working on making mini fruit pizzas. The challenge was to create a dozen uniform items that could be sold commercially.
Great job!
Please see the link below for our current job postings including a recently added Digital Content Specialist as well as an Attendance Interventionist.
https://bit.ly/2W2wnSh
We are pleased that our staff members received the second COVID-19 shot on Thursday. With that in mind, and new school reopening guidance, we are working with our feeder districts to plan for expanded in-person learning after spring break.
We will provide an update next week.
Students in Mr. Robert Niemic's social science classes are continuing to recognize Women's History Month with this week's study of mathematician Katherine Johnson.
Read more about Johnson on www.nasa.gov.
#NASA #math #HiddenFigures
#WearAMask to protect your family, friends and community.
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Congratulations to the five students selected as winners of the final Warrior Winter weekly attendance contest. They are:
Mikaya Kitto
Evan Griffiths
Hannah Busch
Marion Eisemann
Katrina Cronin
Gifts were from Walmart, Sweet Pea Emporium, Hub Market, and EZ Tan McHenry.
Students in Mr. Rodeman's Manufacturing 1 classes are busy machining multi-face hammers for the Technology and Manufacturing Association's annual precision machining competition for area high schools.
Good luck, Warriors!
For all of the things you love, #WearAMask.
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MCHS students in Forensics science classes are becoming investigators as they examine the "crime" scene for clues. The class for juniors and seniors allows students to collect and analyze evidence.
Christopher Agaton, who graduated early in December, left on Tuesday for Marine Corps Recruit Training in San Diego. He will be a Marine Corps Rifleman in the reserves in the Chicago area, and he'll be attending MCC in the fall.
Congratulations, and thank you for your service!
Congratulations to MCHS seniors Isabella Aguilar and Elizabeth Hying for being among 14 winners in the 54th annual DAR Good Citizen Contest by the Kishwaukee Trail Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution.
They'll be honored in a virtual ceremony this Sunday!
#WarriorPride156
Congratulations to Angelica Escobar, a MCHS junior, for meeting all standards to enlist in the Illinois Army National Guard as a 68W Healthcare Specialist.
Angelica plans to use the Guard Grant to pay for tuition for a future career in healthcare.
Thank you for your service!
Students in Mr. Micklinghoff's Principles of Engineering class spent this National Engineers Week designing trusses, and making sure the geometric structures can hold weight. They are planning to build their trusses soon.
Keep up the great work, Warriors!
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Congratulations to Haden Lucas, a MCHS junior, for meeting the requirements to enlist in the Illinois Army National Guard as a 68W Healthcare Specialist.
Haden plans to use the Guard Grant to pay for his career study in the health care field.
Thank you for your service!
So long, snow!
We are grateful to the City of McHenry, Mayor Wayne Jett, the city’s Parks and Recreation Department, Bill Hobson, Patrick Gorniak and their teams for their work to clear out McCracken Field on Tuesday.
Thank you!
We're looking forward to football and soccer!
Dr. Ryan McTague, District 156 superintendent, stopped by Mr. Connor's Graphics Seminar class on Thursday to recognize MCHS senior Sydney Murrin for her work producing the Annual Report. Graphics students also handle printing.
See the report here:
https://bit.ly/37ZAVzk
