Our annual friendly competition against Elk Grove High School to collect cereal for local families in need, The Cereal Bowl Competition, has begun. Every box of cereal collected brings us closer to feeding families in our community and bringing back the trophy right here to RMHS. Please help us by donating boxes of cereal which can be dropped off at the main office or near the main gates of the football stadium during games. We’re only 46 days away from the final count, and we need your help, Mustangs!
The official conclusion of the Cereal Bowl will be at halftime of the EGHS vs. RMHS football game on Friday, October 16, 2026.
Together, we can feed our community AND bring home the trophy!
Advanced Placement (AP) Exam Registration
Open October 1 - October 30
Test Dates: May 3 - May 14, 2027
To register, go to: https://aptest.d214.org
Multilingual Parent Meeting
District 214’s Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee (BPAC) invites families to attend a Multilingual Parent Meeting on Wednesday, October 7, from 6:30–7:30 p.m. at Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Road in Arlington Heights.
Families will have an opportunity to meet the District’s multilingual support team and learn about programs and resources available to support students and families. Topics will include resources for newcomer families, understanding grades and report cards, and how families can use technology to stay connected and informed.
Need transportation or childcare? Families who need assistance or have questions can contact Veronica Gott, Director of the English Learner Program, at veronica.gott@d214.org or 847-718-7501.
Intent to Enroll now open for incoming District 214 freshmen
Families of incoming freshmen can now take the first step toward the 2027–28 school year by completing High School District 214’s Intent to Enroll form.
The form is open Sept. 14 through Oct. 30 and helps District 214 high schools connect with incoming families about important next steps, including parent nights, the placement process and annual high school registration, which opens in June.
Families should complete the Intent to Enroll form by Oct. 30.
Complete the Intent to Enroll form HERE.
Senior Daniel Bolash (Sound Crew), a two-time State Company Member, and Junior Annabel Finch (Cast) have been selected to be part of the 2027 All-State Company of the musical Something Rotten.
Daniel and Annabel were chosen from hundreds of students who interviewed and auditioned from around the state. This will be the third year in a row that Rolling Meadows High School will send students to be part of the All-State Production!
In January, Daniel and Annabel, along with the rest of the company, will present Something Rotten at the Illinois High School Theatre Festival for 4,000 other students from across the state!
Congratulations to Abby Ramel on scoring her 1,000th point as a Mustang basketball player. What an outstanding achievement for this young athlete. We celebrate you together!
Congratulations to Jack Rappa on finishing in the Top 8 in the State for boys wrestling this season and for being named the MSL EAST Wrestler of the year. What an incredible season!
The RMHS Girls Basketball Team Takes 4th Place in State!
Congratulations to our varsity girls basketball team on their fourth place finish at the State Playoffs. Their Final Four run was cemented by their Super Sectional Win over Carmel Catholic (41-37) on Monday, March 2nd.
The team traveled to Illinois State University to take on Loyola Academy in the first round in the state playoffs on Friday, March 6, 2026.
The Mustangs won their spot in the Super Sectional match with their impressive win over Fremd High School (49-42) on Thursday, February 26th during the Sectional Final match. Earlier that week, Rolling Meadows defeated Prospect High School in the Sectional Semi-Final match on Tuesday, 2/24/26 to advance to the sectional championship game after becoming the 2026 Regional Champions with their win over Lake Zurich High School.
We are incredibly proud of this team of outstanding athletes and the school history they wrote together this season.
RMHS Debate students had an incredible experience recently at Harvard Model Congress — including an exclusive campus tour of Harvard led by RMHS alum Nathan Georg!
When asked what time he wakes up on a Friday with no classes, Nathan gave the most honest college answer: “About 1ish.” Yet he willingly sacrificed sleep to spend more than three hours walking RMHS students around campus.
His response captured the spirit of Mustang pride perfectly:
“Anything for Meadows!” 💜💛.
Wherever we roam, Meadows will always. be a second home.
When asked what time he wakes up on a Friday with no classes, Nathan gave the most honest college answer: “About 1ish.” Yet he willingly sacrificed sleep to spend more than three hours walking RMHS students around campus.
His response captured the spirit of Mustang pride perfectly:
“Anything for Meadows!” 💜💛.
Wherever we roam, Meadows will always. be a second home.
