Inclusion Week is quickly approaching! Purchase your White-Out t-shirt to support our Unified Redbirds and Easterseals. Wear your shirt to the February 4th (H) and February 8th (A) games and get into the games for FREE! All proceeds will go to Easterseals! Does your business want to help sponsor these games? Contact tcooper@mths.us to help support our cause.
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Our JV and Varsity cheerleaders performed their annual holiday routine and the Bird's Nest showed up for a Redbird win tonight! ❤️🏀📣
First MTHS Finals Study Night at the Germantown Hills branch of the public library is going strong! Peep these academics!
Your Unified Redbirds need your help! We will be competing in two Unified basketball games against Limestone on Tuesday, February 4th (H) and Saturday, February 8th (A) during Inclusion Week. We need people to donate items for our silent auction and businesses to sponsor our amazing Unified team. All proceeds will go to Easterseals! Please contact tcooper@mths.us for more information or to help our great cause!
Your Unified Redbirds are proud to share a few special pictures from our second annual Sensory Santa event. Because of our supportive community, we are able to host this free event for families who don't often get to experience special time with Santa. We want to give a huge shout-out to photographer Jen Micheletti for donating her time and talent to our event. Finally, we couldn't do it with you, Santa! ❤️💚
The German Club had a great time baking traditional German cookies! Thanks to all who participated!
Sports and Entertainment Marketing designed their own cleats in conjunction with the NFL's "My Cause, My Cleats" campaign.
Don't forget the Finals Study Night at the Germantown public library branch on Tuesday, December 17 from 6-8pm. Teachers will be available to help you study!
Landon Hardesty is hard at work painting a mural on the library wall!
Honors Spanish II students created
freeze frame photos to depict scenes from a story! So much fun using Spanish on a Friday!
Our Unified elves were hard at work making reindeer bait for our Sensory Santa event on Saturday. We hope to see many families there!
Mr. Danner's art class has donated Brylee Caho and Marianne Hammar's skills to create a mural in the library!
Students in Computer Science Discoveries created games as their final unit project and did an amazing job! Here are a few examples of what they accomplished.
Congratulations to Cam Nickel and Keegan Renz for continuing their academic and athletic careers. Cam is going to Western Illinois to play Football, and Keegan is going to St. Ambrose to play golf. Looking forward to seeing these Redbirds soar at the next level!
Thank you to MadMedia for being our partner for sports and activities this school year! We love your work and look forward to continue working with you! Check out their work from this year below.
https://madmedia97.pixieset.com/metamoraathletics/
The German Club enjoyed their trip to the Chicago Christkindlmarkt over Thanksgiving break!
Congrats to the MTHS Scholastic Bowl teams on a successful morning at the Woodford County tournament in Washburn. Varsity placed 2nd while JV placed 1st. Way to go, Redbirds!
Intro to American Education Dual Credit and Educators Rising headed to MGS to do activities with our kindergarten friends today! It was a full-circle moment for a few high schoolers who were able to join their very own beloved former K teachers on the other side of the fence. "When you learn, teach. When you get, give" (Maya Angelou).
Dual Spanish IV students worked with 3rd grade bilingual students at Lincoln Grade School in Peoria. Students made crafts and decoration trees all in Spanish! Great memories were made! Then they sang carols in Spanish at our very own Riverview Grade School!
Parents and Guardians of MTHS Students:
This morning, MTHS had a small electrical fire in an HVAC unit within the girls' PE locker room. An MTHS staff member pulled the fire alarm, and our students moved outside per our procedures. The fire quickly went out on its own, emergency services arrived on campus to assist, and as soon as emergency services gave us clearance, we moved the students back into the building out of the cold. Our students and staff did a great job following our procedures, and we are very proud of how everyone conducted themselves.
Thank you,
MTHS Administration