
Join Srta. Harrison, Profe Hayes, and Coach Shoopman on a trip of a lifetime! We are heading to Panama in 2024! We have a student meeting on May 23 before and after school for students and a parent meeting on May 24th at 7 PM. Check this site for details: https://sites.google.com/mths.us/panam2024

So much fun having class outside once in awhile!


MTHS seniors and alumini showed their giving hearts today by volunteering their time at Germantown Hills District 69 St. Jude Laps for Life event. Students helped build the obstacle courses while also supervising the bounce houses, Kona Ice, and relay races. Thank you to our amazing volunteers!











Unified Redbirds Student Spotlight...Meet Aiden...Aiden is finishing his junior year at MTHS. He is a three-time member of the Runnin' Red Cross Country team. Aiden's running buddy, Ashlynn, was great company this season! Next season, Aiden will have Javonne and Hunter as his running buddies. In addition, Aiden works for MTHS helping keep the facility looking clean and prestine. Aiden is an avid music fan, is in the MTHS Choir, and loves to sing! Aiden has a great memory for people and faces, and he has a ton of friends he loves to see in the halls and around town. Help support Aiden and many other students in Unified Redbirds by purchasing the Donation Creation at Eli's in Metamora the entire month of May!





"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars but in ourselves, that we are underlings!" Students in English II and honors English II have been enjoying William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.







Please see below for information regarding Boys Soccer Summer Training Opens!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T7iATEi3HqztRHAcuxoDdLAuQtCrPaDij8JaiXg0HLY/edit?usp=sharing

Registration for the 11th Annual Speed and Agility Camp is open!
https://forms.gle/wLr6STBNtHdVxbRy6


Today the Art Club took a fun and quick trip to Chicago!






MTHS Boys Tennis camp is one month out! Make sure to sign up before May 28th to guarentee yourself a t-shirt! Go to mths.us and click on "Camps."


Several students in the Spanish program took the APPLL exam to attempt to get the Seal of Biliteracy. The seal demonstrates that one has an Intermediate High - Advanced Low level in a language and awards a substantial amount of college credits. These 8 students achieved this outstanding achievement, and 98% of those who took the test received commendation which states they passed in one or more of the 4 proficiency categories (reading, writing, speaking, listening). Our seniors aimed to achieve this goal this past Wednesday as well by taking the AP Spanish and Language exam! We are so proud of our hard-working students! Congrats Redbirds!


Congratulations to Ashton Davis, who will continue her athletic and academic career by playing lacrosse at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, IA.


Unified Redbirds Student Spotlight...Garrett, our MTHS Football Assistant. Garrett is finishing his freshman year at MTHS. He loves to read the Metamora Football starting lineup. This year, Garrett helped with the ball handoff to the refs and with water during the Redbirds' football season. With his buddy, Bryton Short, Garrett has been a very valuable part of MTHS Football! Help support Garrett and other students in Unified Redbirds by purchasing the Donation Creation from Eli's the entire month of May!




Congratulations to MTHS Senior Addie Grebner for winning the Illinois High School Activities Foundation scholarship. Addie was 1 of 14 winners to receive a $1,000 scholarship toward their future education. To be eligible for the scholarship, the candidates had to be seniors at IHSA schools who plan to:
A) Major in education in college (or)
B) Intend to get involved in the coaching profession after high school (or)
C) Are currently licensed and actively working as an IHSA official.
https://www.ihsa.org/News-Media/Announcements/ihsaf-announces-inaugural-scholarship-winners


Join us Monday night to celebrate our Robotics Team and attend the MTHS CTE Expo from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. This is a great night to showcase all of the great programs at MTHS!


SOAR was so fun tonight. Thank you everyone that came and supported the student artists and writers. Books will be on sale in room 230 tomorrow and Friday as well!











MTHS Spanish Club and members of Spanish 3 enjoyed a visit to the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago's Pilsen and Little Village. We saw murals, the finest in Hispanic art, and found our way to the panadería for a snack!





Congratulations to our Educator's Rising Students, who signed their letters of intent to continue their education and embark on the noble profession of teaching. We are incredibly excited for these individuals, and we know the future of education is bright with these great leaders in our communities.
Carrigan Craig - Carrigan will be attending Bradley University, Studying Elementary Education.
Dehlia Dunlap - Dede will attend Illinois State University, studying Family and Consumer Science, Secondary Education.
Addie Grebner - Addie will attend Illinois State University to study Early Childhood Education.
Anna Schnetzler will attend Eureka College to study English, Secondary Education.
Sophie Simpson - Sophie will be attending ICC, transferring to Illinois State University to study Middle School ELA & History Education.
Ella Stivers - Ella will attend Aurora University to play volleyball and study Special Education.
Ben Wallace - Ben will attend Illinois State University to play football and study Secondary Education, Mathematics.
Taylor Wilson - Taylor will attend ICC, then transfer to Illinois State University to study Special Education.


Come out to the Metamora Eli's and purchase the donation creation any day in May to support our Unified Redbirds programs!


The MTHS distance crew took a day last week to continue the Earth Day tradition of picking up trash around the campus and town!


Congratulations to these students who worked very hard all semester to compete at SkillsUSA Illinois.
Evan Cabell won first place in Advertising Design.
Our Welding Sculpture students worked all semester with Mr. Charron to create a unique sculpture. Amber Myers came in 6th place, Michael Agatucci came in 9th place, and Kameron Davies placed 16th. This was our first year competing in this area and we are proud of how our students performed. The competition was fierce with over 35 statewide competitors.
Our two Robotics Technology Teams of Jack Berihnger, Andrew Shaffer, Josh Tobben and Will Riggert placed 6th and 7th place.
Congratulations! We are very proud of you!



