Rolling Meadows High School's EmpowHERment Initiative Club is supporting Home of the Sparrow, a nonprofit organization that helps women and children experiencing homelessness achieve long-term independence. From now until March 17th, we will be collecting essential items that will go to families in need helping them feel safe, supported, and cared for. As a school and community this is your chance to make a difference in someone else's life! Donate items on the checklist linked below to your 6th Block teacher. The 6th block class with the most donations will receive donuts for the whole class! Let’s support those in need within our community. Your small donation can make a huge difference in someone’s life!
Rolling Meadows Orchesis proudly presents Unveiled. This show will run March 5th, 6th, and 7th at 7 p.m. Tickets are available through RMHS GoFan. We hope to see you there!
Discover the possibilities with District 214’s Summer Experience!
Summer Experience includes all the programs offered within D214 during the summer, including academic, non-academic, enrichment/experiential and athletic programs open to current students, incoming students and youth within the community.
Programs will be onsite/in person (with some available online) Monday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m .- 12:30 p.m. They will be scheduled within the following summer sessions:
Session 1: June 8 - June 25
Session 2: July 6 - July 23
Click HERE to view more Registration information and program details..
Registration begins with Driver Education on March 2.
Illinois 5Essentials Survey: Your Voice Matters!
Now through March 10, we invite parents, guardians and students to participate in the Illinois 5Essentials Survey. This survey is crucial in shaping the success of our school by gathering feedback on leadership, teaching collaboration, family involvement, school support, and instructional goals.
By completing the survey, you are helping us better understand the environment at D214 and provide feedback that will guide improvements. It's anonymous and easy to complete.
Click HERE to take the survey: Students, Parents/Guardians
District 214 Artists and Writers Invited to Enter Arts Unlimited Contest
Submissions are now being accepted for the Daily Herald and District 214 Arts Unlimited Art and Writing Contest. The contest invites students to submit original artwork, poetry or prose in any genre, style or theme for a chance to be featured in the Daily Herald. Entries will be accepted through February 13 and are open to residents of Arlington Heights, Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove Village, Mount Prospect, Prospect Heights, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling.
All submissions must be sent electronically to herald.contest@d214.org, and winners will be notified by email by March 17. For full contest rules and additional information, click here.
The winner of last year’s art and writing contest was “Sirenum Scopuli” by Karen Sako.
Seal of Biliteracy Registration (January 9 - January 30)
Are you bilingual, have you studied a language other than English, or do you speak another language at home?
Students at District 214 have the opportunity to be recognized by the State of Illinois for earning proficiency in English and an additional language. The Illinois State Board of Education's Seal of Biliteracy Program will place an official seal on diplomas and official recognition will be placed on transcripts of students who qualify. Illinois public post-secondary institutions must grant university language credit to recipients of the Seal of Biliteracy.
Students who do not meet Intermediate high, but who demonstrate a proficiency of Intermediate low can receive a notation of Commendation.
Test Preparation Program for the ACT
Open to all Juniors
Registration open January 9 - January 25
Test Prep Program Registration through the Campus Portal
Select Shop > Select Products under Register for ACT Test Prep Registration
RMHS Students Plant 19 Trees on Campus
On Wednesday, September 10th, our RMHS students proudly partnered with Openlands to plant 19 new trees right here on our campus! This project was a fantastic example of students giving back to their school and community while building environmental stewardship.
A huge shout-out goes to Kirsten Eubanks, Karina Perales, and Michelle Gammelgaard for leading the way with our FFA students and many others who stepped up to make this project a success. Their guidance and leadership helped create a lasting impact that will be felt for years to come.
Check out THIS VIDEO of their incredible work!
Sydney Carlson, Class of '26, will represent Rolling Meadows at "Theatre State" in January 2026 as a part of the All-State Company for Newsies! She was selected through a very competitive process to play the Keyboard 1 part in the pit orchestra! This is a huge accomplishment and honor for Sydney! Way to go! #MustangPride
