MHS students spent Green and Gold Service day working with Riddle Elementary students. The RES students were excited to interact with the high school students, and lots of fun was had by all!




MHS students and staff did volunteer work at the Coles County Fairgrounds as part of Green and Gold Service Day.




MHS students and staff volunteered at the Community Garden as part of Green and Gold Service Day.



MHS students and staff donated care packages to local first responders at Peterson Park as part of Green and Gold Service Day.



The Mattoon Public Library welcomed MHS student volunteers as part of Green and Gold Service Day. Activities included organizing and cleaning books and shelves as well as reading to young community members.



MHS students and staff volunteered at Catholic Charities as part of Green and Gold Service Day.



Franklin Pre-School welcomed MHS student volunteers as part of Green and Gold Service Day. Mr. Rabe's students did landscapping work in the courtyard, and other MHS volunteers spent time interacting with Franklin students as well as decorating the facility.




MHS student volunteers did some cleaning at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church as part of Green and Gold Service Day :)



MHS students spent Green and Gold Service Day volunteering at the Student Life Academy.

MHS students volunteered at Williams Elementary School as part of Green and Gold Service Day. The students at WES loved interacting with the high school students!




MHS students creatred inspirational messages to be shared with other district schools and students as part of Green and Gold Service Day :)



As part of Green and Gold Service Day, MHS Art students focused on a collaborative work. Here are the students in action, along with their instructor Janahn Kolden.

As part of Green and Gold Service Day, some MHS students painted ceiling tiles from the cafeteria. Many chose inspirational messages, famous characters, or a personal interest as the theme for their work. This is just a small sample of the incredible work done by our students.




The MHS Boys Golf team won the Unit 5 Better Ball tournament this weekend at Ironwood Golf Course in Normal with a team total of 227. Stewart Druin and Blaine Powers fired a combined even par score of 72 to finish in 3rd place overall in the event. Madden Johnson and Will Pullen shot a team total of 77, and Evan Diedrich and Borck Taylor combined to shoot a 78. The Green Wave play in the IHSA Class 2A Regional Tournament this Wednesday in Olney.


Please use this link to view information about important dates for this year's seniors: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LLJjXjGlJNE2dcfUvW5CdS7t__-KqyW1KFCOcCezhIY/edit?usp=sharing

Please use this link to see Scholarship opportunities for the 2021-2022 school year: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNSmR8YsnXebdO2H5Q9A5E7Sy56erMRgD0ZkkyST7R4/edit?usp=sharing

This week is Deaf Awareness Week (9/20-9/26), and Mrs. Hensley's American Sign Language (ASL) classes have been involved in a variety of activities which include presenting on famous Deaf people to educate each other (ASL 1) and creating informational posters/flyers and hanging them around the school to educate others (ASL 2). ASL 2 also participated in a class "silent day" that required them to use only ASL to play a variety of games (UNO, Scrabble, Tic-Tac -Toe, Guess Who?).




More pics from Retro Day!




MHS staff members embodied the Homecoming spirit during Retro Day, as many dressed from their favorite decade!




Please share this info about picture retakes with your student.

