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The Christian Club is a welcoming and supportive community where students can explore and deepen their faith in a nurturing environment.  Although supervised, this is an entirely student-led club.  Students gather weekly to engage in meaningful discussions, study the Bible, and share their experiences with one another.  The club offers a safe space for students to ask questions, express their beliefs, and encourage one another in their spiritual journey.  Through prayer, worship, service projects, and fellowship, students strive to live out their faith and make a positive impact on the school and community.  Students that do not identify as Christian are welcome to join as well even if just to learn about other belief systems.  The Christian Club is a non-chartered, non-sanctioned activity comprised of Rolling Meadows High School students who gather on their own time. It is not an activity recognized by District 214.

Meets Wednesday before school in C223.

Contact Mr. Batey at Jeff.Batey@D214.org for more info.

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Hey Mustangs! Do you like playing video games competitively? If so, consider joining Mustang Esports!

Here at Rolling Meadows, we have a number of games to play competitively that take place at different times during the year. Most are played in-person during the spring season, but some games are played from home for their normal season.

Games we currently offer for the IHSA (in-person) season during the Spring:

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Rocket League

EA FC ‘24

Madden ‘24

Games that, provided we have enough interest, we offer during different seasons through the IHSEA that are not in person:

Valorant

Apex Legends

Pokémon Unite

Email ian.shacklette@d214.org with any questions or to express interest in joining!

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Join us to explore the wonderful world of healthcare !

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Track and Field looked pretty epic at the 2024 Paris Olympics! Why not give it a try here at Meadows!

No matter what your athletic background is, our large coaching staff will ensure you will find the event that fits you!

Girls Track & Field is a fantastic way to meet the best group of girls, get active, and learn new skills! This sport is broken up into two seasons.

Indoor season begins after winter break. This is when we figure out our events and get in shape for outdoor season. You can jump into this season as your winter sport ends.

Outdoor season begins after spring break and when we transition to outdoor practices and meets.

Please reach out to us with any questions or to get more information about the upcoming open gyms, and start dates!

Contact Us:

Sprints/Hurdles

Steven Henry (Head Coach)

steven.henry@d214.org

Pole Vault

Steve Damhauser

stephen.damhaus@d214.org

Distance Running/High Jump

Chris Marks

chris.marks@d214.org

Shot Put/Discus

Jimmy Wormsley

jimmy.wormsley@d214.org

Long/Triple Jump

Julia Dellorto

julia.dellorto@d214.org

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Why Join?

Learn from the Best: Train with experienced dance instructors who know the ins and outs of hip hop.

Build Your Skills: From breakdancing to popping and locking, you'll master a wide range of hip hop styles.

Make New Friends: Connect with other students who share your passion for dance and teamwork.

Perform and Compete: Show off your skills in school events, local competitions, and community showcases.

Stay Fit and Active: Dance is a fun way to stay healthy and in shape.

No Experience Needed!

Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just starting out, we welcome all skill levels. Our team is all about growth, learning, and having fun!

Contact Us:

For more information, email john.maltesemiller@d214.org.

Follow us on Instagram: @rmhshypno

Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to be part of something amazing.

Join the Rolling Meadows Hypno Today!

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The RMHS Dance Team is a team of talented, enthusiastic students who enjoy displaying school spirit through dance.  The Dance Team performs at football games, school assemblies, and other community functions.  Tryouts are in the spring for the following year.

During our competitive season, The RMHS Dance Team will have the opportunity to perform at a minimum of four competitions.   The tryouts for the competitive team will take place at the end of Oct.  The season ends in Feb. Attendance at all practices and performances is mandatory.  Practice will be held three times a week.  The IHSA Varsity Competitive Dance Team will practice three to four times a week during the sport season.

Any questions, contact

Kelly Pfeiffer

kelly.pfeiffer@ood.d214.org

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Interested in broadcast? Photography? Livestream? Podcast? Journalism?

Join us in E115 for Multimedia!

Not only do we livestream live events, but announce, edit, do highlight films, but we are looking to expand far beyond this and be a comprehensive news source for the RM school community. Come join and be part of a BRAND NEW program!

Contact Mr. Recendez (christopher.recendez@d214.org)

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Want to make great music? Want to go on great trips to destinations like Chicago Symphony Center, Orlando, or Carnegie Hall in New York? Do you play violin, viola, cello, bass, or piano? If you said yes to any of those questions, then join the state and nationally recognized RMHS Orchestras!

Contact Mr. Carroll if you have questions: kevin.carroll@d214.org.

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Our 2022-23 Team competing at the Rolling Meadows Courthouse!!

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In Mock Trial, we compete against other schools in a trial. We have a defense team & a prosecution (or plaintiff) team comprised of lawyers & witnesses!! Our season runs from November to March, with about 1 practice and/or scrimmage a week.

It's a ton of fun, so let Mr. Radcliff know if you're interested! Feel free to reach out at sean.radcliff@d214.porg

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Do you think there are problems in the world that can be fixed? Do you like debating, problem solving, trying to find solutions to current world problems and meeting new people? Then Model UN is the club for you!

Let Mr. Ankrom know if you are interested!
caleb.ankrom@d214.org

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Enrolled in Engineering or Machining classes?!?! Put those skills to use in the creation of a combat ready robot. Design, machine, and fabricate a combat ready robot for the Annual D214 Robot Rumble competition. We meet Tuesday's, Wednesdays, and Thursday after school starting in the beginning of November. Questions!?! Looking for more information? Stop by C115! Email: Mr. Genovese and/or Mr. Jacoby

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Hypno is Rolling Meadow's very own hip-hop dance group! This student-led team puts on three incredible performances of self-choreographed dances in a year: for the Homecoming Pep Assembly, for the V-show, and for Hypno's very own spring show. Many of the students in Hypno have not had formal dance training but just love music and, of course, dancing! Students choreograph dances to all kinds of music genres such as hip-hop, reggaeton, R&B, pop, K-pop, and more. No dance experience necessary! Audition for any of the three performances to join!
Contact: john.maltesemiller@d214.org with any questions!

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NEHS is a group meant to recognize students for their academic accomplishments as well as provide opportunities for students to engage in the field of English. Students participate in activities like author visits, readings and service projects related to literacy. Students are able to apply to NEHS starting their sophomore year.

Contact Ms. DeBerge at alison.deberge@d214.org.

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Every November RMHS produces an incredible show to showcase all of our talented students. Do you like to sing, dance, tell jokes, rap, draw, play an instrument etc...? Then try out for the Variety Show! e-mail kate.mcnally@d214.org for audition dates.

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Rolling Meadows Orchesis is a dance company comprised of 36 dancers. This company offers students an opportunity to have a professional dance experience in a high school setting. Company members are given dance technique classes during their 80-minute block schedule. They also choreograph and collaborate with their peers, and have exceptional learning experiences where they work with professional choreographers and dance educators.  All of these components give students an artistic perspective, which provides them with the ability to perform and produce a student dance concert. These selected dancers perform throughout the school year at District 214 dance events, The Giordano Project, our Winter and Spring dance concerts, and at Kirk School in Palatine for students with special needs. RMHS has several alumni, who are dancing and teaching professionally, that continue to produce the next generation of dancers.

Who can audition for Orchesis?

No prior dance training is required but a passion for dance and an appreciation for the art form are desired.  Mrs. Varey is looking for dancers who are technically strong in all genres of dance, and emphasizes the importance of being a well rounded dancer.

Please contact Mrs. Varey if you are interested- Christina.varey@d214.org

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M3 Overview

Mighty Mustang Mentors (M3) are junior and senior student leaders who work with the freshman class as part of our Freshman Induction Program. M3 will be assigned to a Freshman Foundations class (freshman study hall) in place of  their study hall/open campus/late arrival/early dismissal. M3 lead their Freshman Foundations class in team-building activities and informational sessions, as well as attend each Freshman Foundations class to help their freshmen with their academic and other needs.

M3 Mission

The mission of the Mighty Mustang Mentors is to aid the freshman class in making a successful transition from middle school or junior high school into high school. We are dedicated to serving the freshmen and our school as a whole, not for our personal needs, but to build a successful and inclusive school community. We are committed to developing friendly, compassionate mentors who wish to leave a lasting impact on Rolling Meadows High School by promoting equity and acceptance for all.

M3 Time Commitments

SEMESTER 1:

For 0.5 credit toward graduation (P/NC), every week M3 will:

spend the first half of the first Freshman Foundations block of the week with their co-mentors preparing for the lesson created by the M3 sponsors,

spend the first half of the last Freshman Foundations block of the week facilitating the lesson for their freshmen, and

meet with the M3 sponsors to develop their leadership skills.

M3 can use these hours toward their 300 hours for Mustangs Committed to Service.

SEMESTER 2:

Option 1: For 0.5 credit toward graduation (P/NC), responsibilities of M3 who opt into Semester 2, could include:

planning and leading  their own activities similar to first semester for their Freshman Foundations class,

mentoring individual students in their original Freshman Foundations class, or

mentoring individual students in the HUB during their Freshman Foundations block.

M3 can use these hours toward their 300 hours for Mustangs Committed to Service.

Option 2: For no credit, leave Freshman Foundations and be enrolled in late arrival, early dismissal, or study hall (depending on your schedule).

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Want to learn about cars?  Does your car have a problem?  Auto club meets on Wednesdays at 3pm in C118 (Auto Shop).  You can bring your car or a friends car or help with the cars we have in the shop.  No experience necessary.  Attendance is not required each week, so come every week or just when your car is broken.

Contact: Richard.Geier@d214.org

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Please follow this link for information about all co-curricular opportunities: https://www.d214.org/domain/66

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Do you know a lot of *mostly* useless information? Maybe you read way too much *Percy Jackson* or you know a lot about *contemporary music* AND *sports*. Maybe you just retain a ridiculous amount of information and like playing *trivia*. If so, check out Scholastic Bowl, the RMHS trivia competition club that answers questions about school things and not school things and competes against other schools.

If you have questions or need to know when and we play contact:

Mr. Olson: roy.olson@d214.org
Mr. Popovic: gabriel.popovich@d214.org

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United Young Sisters and Brothers celebrates African, African American, and people of the African Diaspora in the RMHS school community.

Our goal is to provide a space to learn about Black history, share Black experiences, and celebrate Black culture that empowers, as well as inspires.

We have guest speakers, participate in college visits, have an annual Black Teen Summit (off-site), and a host of other activities every year.  All of these are focused around the Black experience and how it has been shaped in society.

Our club meets every other Thursday (after school) in room A101 and it is open to all students.

If you need more information please reach out to Ms. Timberlake - brittany.timberlake@d214.org and Mr. Montgomery - nathaniel.montgomery@d214.org.

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Are you interested in business?

DECA is a student run business club perfect for those interested in careers in business. DECA is also a great opportunity to work on problem solving, communication, learn business etiquette, meet new people, and prepare for a world after RMHS! Students compete in competition, attend conferences, run Brewhaha Coffee, and more!

Please reach out to Mr. Nugent
Joseph.nugent@d214.org or stop by C112 if you have any questions!

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Latinos Unidos Club is for everyone who wants to learn more about la cultura latina. It is a club to meet new people, play games, do volunteer work and go on field trips.

We meet twice a month in A221 from 3:15 pm to 4:15 pm

Our next meetings are Oct. 27, Nov. 10,  Dec. 1 and 8.

Send an email to lucio.diaz@d214.org if you have any questions.

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Are you interested in getting involved in school?  Class council is an easy way to get involved and support RMHS Student Council.  It can be a one time commitment or a four year commitment.

-Freshman year we work concessions at a football game, support all student council events and have meetings in the spring to start to plan for Sophomore year. (Mr. Drenth - michael.drenth@d214.org)

-Sophomore year we begin to plan and fundraise for your junior year prom. (Mr. Haralambakis - frank.haralambakis@d214.org)

-Junior year we plan prom start to finish. Theme, colors, budget, DJ, meals, decorations.  You are in charge of the entire thing. (Ms. Kumler - angela.kumler@d214.org )

-Senior year we create senior t-shirts and plan the end of year senior picnic. (Mr. Nichols - nick.nichols@d214.org)

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FCCLA is a club open to anyone interested in the Family and Consumer Sciences.  The student driven club participates in various service projects and other fun activities for the school throughout the year.  Members can also participate in over 15 different competitions from cookie decorating to sewing a prom dress to creating a lesson for preschool aged children.  Meetings are held every other Tuesday from 3:05-4:00 pm in the Culinary Arts room.

Schoology Code: 3SMJ-MJX4-HDNBF
Contact: kimmi.krupicka@d214.org

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Educators Rising is a club for any student who is thinking about becoming a teacher or working with children.  We meet once a month and have activities throughout the year. You can pick and choose which activities you would like to be involved in.  Some activities include volunteering at local schools, tutoring, pen pals, and much more.

Contact Ms. Thorson at linda.thorson@d214.org

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The Fall Color Guard is a part of the award winning Marching Mustangs.  Tryouts for this performance group happen in May of the previous school year.  There are two summer camps.  One in June to prepare for the 4th of July parades and one in August to prepare for football games and marching contests.  Like a sport, the group practices three afternoons after school on their own and Wednesday nights with the band.  As part of the MM, the color guard performs at pep assemblies, home varsity football games, 3 to 4 marching competitions, and a Band-O-Rama Concert.  The season runs through the end of October.  The students learn, dance, drill maneuvers, and how to twirl various kinds of flags, rifles, and/or props. No previous experience is necessary.  We will teach you!

Any questions, see Ms. Ferguson or email her at tiffany.ferguson@d214.org.

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Creative Writing Club is an amazing way to showcase any of your creative productions! 

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Whether poetry or prose, we touch on everything. We workshop, share, enjoy, and even enter competitions! It is a fun group with a safe space to enjoy all the beauty and fun that writing can provide. Join us for the fun!

Kelli Lussow- Kelli.Lussow@d214.org

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The Bands at RMHS have a rich history of performance excellence.  To be in Band, you would enroll in the Concert Band Course (for winds) or Instrumental Ensemble (for percussion).  The bands combine at the beginning of the year to make up the award winning MARCHING MUSTANGS.  The rest of the year, we split into two bands= Concert Band and Symphonic Band.  The ensembles perform throughout the year at concerts, festivals, and competitions.  Also, every two years there are Spring Break trips to places like Orlando, San Antonio, New York, Washington DC, Canada, etc.  We cover a wide variety of musical styles and genres.  There are also opportunities to be in a Jazz Band, which are separate courses. Even if you weren't in band this year, you can still join or re-join for the following year.

Any questions, see Mr. Hile or email him at elliott.hile@d214.org

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HERO Club (helping educate regarding education)

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HERO Club (helping educate regarding education)

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HERO club is a space geared toward supporting the LGBTQIA community by offering a safe space for students (allies) to join and contribute to creating support for this community. This is a relaxed, friendly environment opportunity for students to come together and contribute ideas.

PLEASE contact Ms. Faye (school social worker) in Student services if you are interested.

parisaw.faye@d214.org

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Are you interested in using your creativity to capture the unique memories of each year at RMHS? Do you have an interest in writing, photography, and graphic design? Do you want to build your leadership and communication skills while also building your college resume?
By taking Yearbook 1-8, you will be part of the staff working on creating a 286-page color book. This course functions as a learning laboratory for the publication of the yearbook and utilizes project-based learning. You can take Yearbook every semester. In Yearbook 1 you will learn the basic principles as you work on assignments for the yearbook. In Yearbook 2-8 you will take on more leadership and mentor roles within the staff.
We also publish a Literary Arts Magazine within the book where we feature the best writing and artwork from RM students.

If you would like more information please e-mail Mrs. Ruckoldt at joy.ruckoldt@d214.org.

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If you love to sing, then RMHS Choir is the place for you! We perform at concerts, school assemblies, and events around the community. The RMHS Music Department has also performed at exciting places such as Disney World and Carnegie Hall, plus we are getting ready to tour Ireland in June 2025! Daytime classes include Treble Choir, Advanced Mixed Choir, and Vocal Ensemble 1. Our extracurricular acapella group, show choir, and Madrigal Singers meet on Monday nights.

Questions? Contact Ms. Walsh at caitlyn.walsh@d214.org for more information!

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Mustangs Committed to Service (MCS) is a volunteer club that recognizes students who have performed extensive service either at school or in the community. We know that important life-long lessons are learned while working in service to others.  Senior medallions are awarded to students who reach 300 hours of service by the end of their senior year. In-school volunteer opportunities are communicated through Schoology and MCS Google site.

All students are welcome to join! Applications are available on our website below!

Webpage:
https://sites.google.com/d214.org/mcs/home

Want to join MCS? Contact Mrs. Walsh & she will add you to our Schoology "group" page!
Mrs. Walsh (katelyn.walsh@d214.org)

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Want to learn more about Italian culture around the world?  Join us Wednesday morning at 8:00am in room A205 where we dive into Italian culture in both the US and Italy, games, food, excursions, movies, and just some good old camaraderie. Italian club is open to everyone with no requirements needed.  BENVENUTI!

Contact
Prof Bondì
antonino.bondi@d214.org
Schoology code - TX6BD-8BHMN

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Get to know the world's oldest (and best) game of strategy: chess.  The chess season starts a few weeks into the school year and ends mid-February.   Even though it's chess "club", we compete against other teams in the MSL and have a conference, sectional and state tournament.

Our schedule is flexible, as long as you can attend one practice (Tuesday or Wednesday) and Thursday's (matches).

Coach Contact:
Mr. Mott, C232 after school
neil.mott@d214.org

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Cheering on our fantastic football team!

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Cheerleading is an awesome program to be a part of. We have two seasons; a sideline season and a competition season.

Sideline Season is for athletes to cheer on our football and basketball teams during their season. You do not need any prior experience to try out!

Competitive Season is for athletes who are ready to put in the work and create incredible routines that showcase individual and team skills. Although prior experience is not necessary, we recommend coming out during sideline season to learn the basics!

In our sport, you'll learn various jumps, cheers, and dances, along with learning how to tumble and improving stunting skills. We love having new athletes come out and check out our program to experience all of the fun we bring!

If you are interested in cheerleading, please contact Ms. Angelico at michelle.angelico@ood.d214.org.

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In this program, you complete a training program to become a certified therapy dog handler. You can also get your dog trained as a certified therapy dog! Once certified, we volunteer at community events, visit schools, nursing homes, hospitals, around RMHS, etc.

FAQs:
You do not have to have your own dog! One will be provided for you to work with during events.

Yes, we do work with live dogs!

If you love the idea of working with live animals, the Veterinary Science class would be a great option for you!

Questions? Please contact Mrs. Eubanks at kirsten.eubanks@d214.org!

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FFA is a leadership based agricultural organization. People who take an agriculture class (Ag Bio, Vet Science, Food Science, Sustainable Ag) are eligible to join! In this club, we do lots of different things, including community service, competitions, traveling, and recreational events that are all based in agriculture. We'd love to have you join us!

Questions? Please contact Mrs. Eubanks at kirsten.eubanks@d214.org!

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Speech & Acting Team: We Can Talk Our Way Out of Anything!

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Are you a talented actor, passionate speaker, and/or creative writer?

Do you want to improve your acting and/or public speaking skills?

Are you competitive?

Do you want to meet other fun, outgoing, and like-minded individuals?

If so, the RMHS Speech & Acting Team is for you!

Description: Speech Team is an IHSA winter activity in which students compete individually against students from other schools earning individual scores as well as contributing to an overall team score. Competition events range from acting to public speaking, individually or with a partner, and students may write their own speeches or perform from published writers. Since the fear of public speaking is one the biggest fears people have, students will gain an invaluable experience by participating in this worthwhile activity, honing their public speaking, acting, writing, and performance skills in a fun, yet competitive environment.

Want to find out more?  Please reach out to one of the Speech & Acting Coaches for additional information!

Head Coach: Mr. Mike Concialdi (mike.concialdi@d214.org)

Assistant Coaches: Mrs. Izabella Wnek / Ms. Mary Luckritz / Mrs. Jaclyn DiPasquale

Meeting Location: A101

Meeting Time: Every Tuesday right after school / Individual coaching sessions vary from week to week

Schoology Access Code: TGW5-RSXK-VDF4H

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Are you enrolled in a music class such as Band, Choir, Orchestra, Guitar, or Music Workshop? Consider joining the Illinois Music Honor Society! ILMHS is designed for Illinois music students in junior high and/or high school who are dedicated to their school music program and wish to create and participate in extended opportunities for leadership, service, enrichment, and connection with other student musicians throughout the school community and beyond. Contact Ms. Walsh at caitlyn.walsh@d214.org for more information.

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This is a place where any person identifying as female is welcome to explore coding. No prior coding experience is needed. Meet like other creative thinkers who are looking for ways to express themselves through technology and who know that most future careers are going to need to have people who know at least the basic of computer programming.

If you would like more information contact Mrs. Knappik at alison.knappik@d214.org. Or come to our meetings starting Wednesday 9/11/24 in C103 after school at 3:15pm. Laptop computers will be available to use while there.

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Local & International Service Club / Volunteer / Make a Difference!!!

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MISSION: To bring young people together so that they can build leadership skills as they promote the idea of "Service Above Self" and collaborate with their school and community to make a difference at the local, national, and international levels.

Are you interested in...

Developing your leadership skills?

Making a difference in your school and community?

Having fun and meeting new friends?

Earning service hours?

Discovering the power of Service Above Self?

If so, the Rotary Interact Club is the perfect activity for you to join!!! New members are ALWAYS welcome! Please reach out to Mrs. Wnek for more information.

Club Sponsor: Mrs. Izabella Wnek
izabella.wnek@d214.org

Schoology Code: NFRZ-K9FS-FC4FD

Meeting Place: E111

Meeting Time: The first and third Thursday of the month (please see Schoology calendar for exact dates)

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This is a place for students of all abilities to hang out, play games, & make some friends!! We meet every Wednesday after school in A101 until 4:00 PM. You don't have to come every time, as many of our participants also play sports or are in other clubs.

If you'd like more info (including how you can earn volunteer hours in this club), contact Mrs. Cuellar at susan.cuellar@d214.org

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Meets every third Monday in E114 afterschool until 4:30pm

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Come and join us for artmaking and fun! All are welcome, whether you just need to finish up your art homework, or you want to come and draw with your friends. We meet every third Monday in the art room afterschool until 4:30pm. Also join us for Open Studio nights, which will happen once a month in the evening. See the Schoology page for signup info. We have different projects that we will work on throughout the year, so come and learn something new!

Contact Mrs. Nava - martha.nava@d214.org or Mrs. Pach - catherine.pach@d214.org.

Schoology page: CC87-W8MM-CHPN7

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Whether you are an expert or a beginner you can come and laugh and learn with your friends or make new friends.

Schoology page code
GTZV-KQZ5-JB398

See Mrs. Crook to join
cris.crook@d214.org

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Student Council is a great opportunity for ANY Rolling Meadows Student who wants to have an impact on the school and community.  Student Council is a group of students freshman through seniors.  We plan events like Homecoming, Thanksgiving Food Drive, Giving Tree, and much more.  Each year we are looking for new ideas on how Student Council can build a positive school community.  There are also many leadership opportunities within Student Council.

Follow us on Social Media!
Instagram: rmhs_stuco
Twitter: @RMHS_stuco

Meeting Dates/Times:
Wednesdays or Thursday

Schoology Code:
9PVV-FMVK-Q5TPR

Contact:
Mrs. Walsh (katelyn.walsh@d214.org)
Mrs. Kumler (angela.kumler@d214.org)

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Do you like to fish?

Have you never been fishing but would like to try?

Did you know that IHSA has a bass fishing tournament?

Come join the RMHS Fishing Team!
Meetings are once a month starting in October-March, and switch to once a week April-May. See the weekly announcements for exact start date soon!

Having your own rod, reel, and tackle is preferred but not necessary.

Contact Mr. Jacoby with questions.
timothy.jacoby@d214.org

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Want to learn more about the Francophone Culture around the world?  Join us Wednesdays right after school in A203 as we learn more about the French speaking world, through crafts, food, movies, music, games and much more.  Everyone is welcome, no need to know any French.  Bring a friend and join us.  Please join our Schoology Page (B35M-9TTQ-VBJSP) and get reminders and updates.  À bientôt!

Contact:

Madame Kahle Ruiz: sara.kahleruiz@d214.org

(B35M-9TTQ-VBJSP)

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Meadows Theatre's production of Godspell, Spring 2021

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Join Meadows Theatre for opportunities to perform, design, build and learn! Throughout our four performances a year, students can improve their acting skills, learn to build and paint sets, sew, direct, design sound, lighting effects and costumes and more. No prior experience necessary! Already busy after school? Sign up for an acting class during the day! We're excited to work with you!

Shows:
Fall Play - October
Winter Radio Play - December
Spring Play/Improv Show - February
Spring Musical - April

Classes:
Acting 1
Acting 2-4 & Advanced Theatre Workshop
Fine Arts Workshop

Schoology Code: GXZP-KRC2-77D9G
Twitter: @TheatreRMHS
IG: @meadowstheatre

Questions? Looking for more information? Email Ms. Svarz - stephanie.svarz@d214.org!

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Are you interested in attending a four-year college or university, and will be the first in your family to go?  Do you want to take on more rigorous courses (Honors, AP, Dual Credit), but need some support with that? Would you like to learn more about college and career options after school, but you don't really know where to start?  Are you a motivated student who is willing to get pushed to go further?  If you answered "yes" to these questions, LET'S GO FURTHER TOGETHER!

Please apply to join the AVID Elective Class beginning second semester this school year or during your sophomore year!

Twitter: @rmavid
Insta: @RMHSAVID
Facebook: Rolling Meadows High School AVID Program

Contact Ms. Marconi for more information: michelle.marcon@d214.org

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Invitations for applications are sent in the summer before your junior/senior year. Open to all qualifying Juniors and Seniors with a weighted GPA of 3.7 or higher, qualifying volunteer service hours, and leadership and character qualifiers. NHS members volunteer at the school and within the school to help create a positive community.

For more information, please contact Eileen Herbster eileen.herbster@d214.org

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Do you love to argue?  Are you good at research?  If yes, join debate!

Meetings every Wednesday after school in A210.

Contact Mr. Waters for more information
tim.waters@d214.org

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Do you love to argue?  Are you good at research?  If yes, join debate!

Meetings every Wednesday after school in A210.

Contact Mr. Waters for more information
tim.waters@d214.org