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Return to full in-person instruction on April 5
Effective Monday, April 5, and extending through the end of the 2020-21 academic year, High School District 214 welcomes all students back for in-person instruction.
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Max Christie selected as a McDonald's All-American
Links to a story published on 247 Sports
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Artist Héctor Duarte visits RMHS’ Spanish class
On Jan. 6 and 12, RMHS teacher Heidi Huck’s 5th and 8th block Spanish Native Speaker Level 2 classes were able to have artist Héctor Duarte in their zoom class to introduce them to his works and to help them see their cultural and social identities through an artistic lens. This experience was made possible through generous D214 Arts Unlimited and RMHS TPC Grants. Read more in The Pacer.
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Christie sets Rolling Meadows scoring record (article from the Daily Herald)
With a 3 pt basket at the end of the 1st on February 12th, Christie ('18-'21) broke the all-time Meadows record for points. The previous record was 1,858 points, scored by Rob Garnes (‘96-‘99).
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Bob Frisk Legacy Fund benefits journalism program
An anonymous donor contributed $20,000 in memory of Bob Frisk, the late writer for the Daily Herald who spent decades covering the athletes, coaches and parents of suburban prep sports.
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Love214 Campaign Benefits District Programs, Students
The Education Foundation's annual Love214 campaign, an online campaign benefitting things like AP test scholarships, first generation support and more, will launch in early February.
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World-Renowned Muralist Teaches Students Much More Than Art
When Heidi Huck invited world-renowned muralist Hector Duarte to visit her Spanish for Native Speakers class, she had an important objective in mind that stretched beyond an art lesson.
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Culinary Arts Pathway serves up a learning buffet
The Culinary Arts Career Pathway offers District 214 students the opportunity to explore careers in food preparation, service and management through a combination of classroom courses and work-based experience in professional kitchens throughout the community.
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Education Pathway winds through classroom experience
“I call our students teachers because they are teachers. It’s important for them to feel that ownership." – Linda Thorson
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D214 develops Multimedia Pathway for a Multimedia World
“To be able to sit across from someone and have a conversation; to look someone in the eye and listen to what they’re saying; to have those interview skills … whether they become a lawyer, or doctor, or work in PR or whatever, these are skills that are universal.” – Jason Block
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A new issue of Discover 214 Magazine is here.
A new issue of Discover 214 Magazine is here, filled with stories about the many ways in which District 214 is preparing students for success beyond high school even in the face of unprecedented challenges.
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RMHS greenhouse continues to serve families in need
As many suburban families continue to suffer from a pandemic that struck quickly, erased jobs and created financial crises over the past year, High School District 214 continues to join many others to assist those in need.
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D214 graduate exits the life program and lands full-time manufacturing job
When Dan Soto landed a full-time manufacturing job, he was making much more than critical parts for various machines – he was also making a major positive change in his life.
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Alumni Spotlight: D214 Internship inspires career path for Buffalo Grove graduate
Alumni Spotlight: D214 Internship inspires career path for Buffalo Grove graduate
Discover Your Future.
Mustang Facts
1,015Students in career and technical education pathways
2,168AP or Dual credit classes taken
1,925Number of students
1,281AP exams taken
