MCHS Art Department bringing beauty to our halls!
MCHS Gatsby Gala PROM tickets are now on sale. Tickets-$20 - Purchase in Mrs. Guard's Room April 20th - April 24th, before or after school. Walk-Thru: WVC Auditorium 6:00 p.m. - 7:15 p.m., Prom - Anderson Building - 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m., After Prom: Mount Carmel High School - 11:30 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.
The testing schedule will be as follows:
Tuesday 4/21: Freshmen Pre-ACT: Test begins at 9:00am. Students report to school at 8:50am if testing.
Wednesday4/22: Sophomore Pre-ACT: Test begins at 9:00am. Students report to school at 8:50am if testing .
Thursday 4/23: Juniors ACT: Test begins at 9:00am. Students report to school at 8:50am if testing
If students ride the bus and arrive at school at normal time they will be held in the cafeteria until 8:45am. When students have completed their test for the given day they will be released from school. Estimated release time for testing students on Tuesday and Wednesday is 12:00 pm. Estimated release time for testing students on Thursday is 1:00pm. Please arrange for a ride home if needed. Students are not permitted to bring anything except a charged chromebook, approved calculator, and a water bottle if needed during the break. All other items must be placed in a locker. Check Skyward if you need your locker combination.
MEET YOUR FAVORITE FROZEN CHARACTER!! Meet Anna, Elsa, Olaf and friends backstage after each performance! Bring $5 per person to the show to get your backstage pass! Tonight is OPENING NIGHT!!
MCJHS & MCHS students show their support for their beloved teacher, Jennifer Davis, who is currently battling breast cancer. Students wore pink to show their love and support.
ACT Reminder: ACT and Pre-ACT testing will begin next week. IF YOU ARE NOT TESTING YOU WILL FOLLOW THE REGULAR SCHOOL SCHEDULE
The testing schedule will be as follows:
Tuesday 4/21: Freshmen Pre-ACT: Test begins at 9:00am. Students report to school at 8:50am if testing.
Wednesday4/22: Sophomore Pre-ACT: Test begins at 9:00am. Students report to school at 8:50am if testing .
Thursday 4/23: Juniors ACT: Test begins at 9:00am. Students report to school at 8:50am if testing
If students ride the bus and arrive at school at normal time they will be held in the cafeteria until 8:45am. When students have completed their test for the given day they will be released from school. Estimated release time for testing students on Tuesday and Wednesday is 12:00 pm. Estimated release time for testing students on Thursday is 1:00pm. Please arrange for a ride home if needed. Students are not permitted to bring anything except a charged chromebook, approved calculator, and a water bottle if needed during the break. All other items must be placed in a locker. Check Skyward if you need your locker combination.
FBLA Ride Your Bike to School Day will be April 29 for all MCHS students! If you would like a shirt and lunch, please complete the form. Money is due by April 22 to Mrs. Witsman. Everyone will meet at First Baptist Church for breakfast around 7 AM, and there will be a police escort to school. Sign up today!
Shirt Form
If you have not created a Parchment account, you need to do so immediately. This is how you will send your final transcript to the college or university you plan to attend.
This is very important and was originally supposed to be completed back in January.
Please create your account as soon as possible at:
https://www.parchment.com/log-in/
Please use the REGISTRATION LINK for handicapped parking at graduation on May 9th. Handicap seating in the gym will be a specific section on the gym floor and will be a first-come, first-served basis. There is no need to call and reserve ‘reserved seating’ for the graduation ceremony. Parking registration deadline is May 1st; no late registrations will be accepted.
Throughout the day, students engaged in informative presentations led by SRO Emmons and representatives from the Illinois State Police, focusing on the dangers of substance use and the importance of making safe, responsible decisions.
The culminating event took place by Little Legends Field, where students observed a simulated emergency response. The mock scenario depicted a two-vehicle collision involving teens leaving an After Prom event. Students listened to a live 911 call and watched first responders act in real time.
This powerful and educational experience reinforced the importance of proactive safety awareness and the real-life consequences of impaired decision-making. MCHS extends its sincere appreciation to all agencies and individuals who contributed to making this day impactful for our students.
