Friday, March 13, is a day that will continue to weigh on the minds of MHS students, as it was the last day of school before the school community transitioned to eLearning due to COVID-19, an infectious disease that was unknown until a breakout occurred in Wuhan, China, in Dec. 2019. The global spread...

It is safe to say that all the early morning practices and intense afternoon workouts for the boys swim team paid off this season, as the team members’ hard work and motivation got them first place in sectionals, which is the first time in history that this has happened. Not only did the team place...

Junior students in government classes displayed their ideas about local government reform in the Commons and Main Hallway during all lunch periods on March 5 for the annual Civics Fair.   “So much of government has always been taught how things work and not really to question why things are the...

For Tuesday, Feb. 25, Media Center Specialist Rebecca Plaza invited Young Adult Author Barry Lyga to speak to MHS students and staff during their first, second or third period English classes in the Auditorium. This is the fifth year in which MHS has hosted an author’s visit. Lyga attended Yale...

            This year has been one defined by a track record of top performances for show choir with several wins and runner-up honors under the program’s belt. Choral Director Stevee Bellas said she sees their success as a result of a record-number...