MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2019

STUDENTS:  Now that we are beyond spring break and the Track teams can train outdoors, the fitness center will be open for the regular hours of 3:30:5pm on regular school days. Join us for a workout after school!

STUDENTS:  Are you looking for a part-time job?  The job fair will be around the cafeteria this Thursday, April 4 during lunch periods.  Talk to employers about hiring you now or for the summer.

STUDENTS: April is National Poetry Month.  The LRC is celebrating with a Blackout poetry event that will run all month long. Come to the LRC and pick up one of our black out sheets and create your own blackout poem.  Turn it in at the front desk, and after review, we will post it in our display cabinet! We hope to have no blank space by the end of the month.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019

SENIORS:  This is the last day to apply for the Maine West Scholarship Fund. Both the four-year college scholarship and the Oakton scholarship are due today. Please make sure you turn in all materials by the date and time needed. Stop by the CCRC if you have any questions or need help filling out the scholarship.

STUDENTS:  Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will team up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

MOVIE CLUB:  Movie Club will be showing "Once Upon A DEADPOOL" today after school in the Little Theatre.

THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 2019

Today we will have a one hour extended homeroom. All students will be going to their homerooms right after 2nd period. Seniors will participate in a dating violence prevention tutorial. Freshmen through Juniors will complete the non-testing portion of the mandatory SAT suite of assessments taking place April 9th and 10th.

This pre-administration session is required in order to take the tests on April 9 and April 10 that are mandatory tests.

• Please bring a #2 pencil. No Mechanical Pencils!
• If you are a Junior, you can select 4 colleges/universities to send the SAT scores to FREE of charge.

CONGRATULATIONS:  Congratulations to Girls Water Polo. The Warriors traveled to Glenbrook North Tuesday night and pulled off a nail biter victory 8 to 7, they improve to 8 and 2.

SENIORS:  This is the last week to apply for the Maine West Scholarship Fund. Both the four-year college scholarship and the Oakton scholarship are due this Friday. Please make sure you turn in all materials by the date and time needed. Stop by the CCRC if you have any questions or need help filling out the scholarship.

STUDENTS:  Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will team up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

MOVIE CLUB:  Movie Club will be showing "Once Upon A DEADPOOL" on Friday after school in the Little Theatre.

STUDENTS:  Missouri State will be in the CRCC today during 6th. Please stop by the CCRC to get a college visit permission pass if you would like to attend.  

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019

STUDENTS:  On Thursday, March 21 we will have a one hour extended homeroom. All students will be going to their homerooms right after 2nd period. Seniors will participate in a dating violence prevention tutorial. Freshmen through Juniors will complete the non-testing portion of the mandatory SAT suite of assessments taking place April 9th and 10th.

This pre-administration session on March 21 is required in order to take the tests on April 9 and
April 10 that are mandatory tests.

• Please bring a #2 pencil. No Mechanical Pencils!
• If you are a Junior, you can select 4 colleges/universities to send the SAT scores to FREE of charge. Have a conversation with your parents about what colleges to select during the pre-bubbling day.

AP STUDENTS:  Today is the last day to submit test orders without the $55 late fee penalty. So, if you want to take an AP test that you did not register for, please go to the bookstore, bring your student ID and pay today.

SENIORS:  This is the last week to apply for the Maine West Scholarship Fund. Both the four-year college scholarship and the Oakton scholarship are due this Friday. Please make sure you turn in all materials by the date and time needed. Stop by the CCRC if you have any questions or need help filling out the scholarship.

STUDENTS:  Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will team up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

MOVIE CLUB:  Movie Club will be showing "Once Upon A DEADPOOL" on Friday after school in the Little Theatre.

STUDENTS:  The following colleges will be visiting the CCRC this week: Oklahoma State on Wednesday during 6X and Missouri State on Thursday during 6. Please stop by the CCRC to get a college visit permission pass if you would like to attend.  

TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019

Want to eat great food and support Patrick Lives On, our school wide fundraiser? During block lunch periods today, La Cocinita Food Truck will be out front.

STUDENTS:  On Thursday, March 21 we will have a one hour extended homeroom. All students will be going to their homerooms right after 2nd period. Seniors will participate in a dating violence prevention tutorial. Freshmen through Juniors will complete the non-testing portion of the mandatory SAT suite of assessments taking place April 9th and 10th.

This pre-administration session on March 21 is required in order to take the tests on April 9 and
April 10 that are mandatory tests.

• Please bring a #2 pencil. No Mechanical Pencils!
• If you are a Junior, you can select 4 colleges/universities to send the SAT scores to FREE of charge. Have a conversation with your parents about what colleges to select during the pre-bubbling day.

AP STUDENTS:  We have good news for those of you who missed the AP test payment deadline:
College Board is allowing us to add to our order and continue to submit test orders from now until March 20 without the $55 late fee penalty. So, if you want to take an AP test that you did not register for and pay, please go to the bookstore, bring your student ID and pay from now until Wednesday, March 20.

POLISH CLUB:  We will meet on Wednesday at 7:10 in B113. See you bright and early.

SENIORS:  This is the last week to apply for the Maine West Scholarship Fund. Both the four-year college scholarship and the Oakton scholarship are due this Friday. Please make sure you turn in all materials by the date and time needed. Stop by the CCRC if you have any questions or need help filling out the scholarship.

STUDENTS:  Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will team up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

MOVIE CLUB:  Movie Club will be showing "Once Upon A DEADPOOL" on Friday after school in the Little Theatre.

STUDENTS:  The following colleges will be visiting the CCRC this week: Nebraska, Baylor, Yale, Wisconsin La-Crosse, McKendree, Oklahoma State and Missouri State. For a full schedule, please check your email or go to the CCRC website. Please stop by the CCRC to get a college visit permission pass if you would like to attend.

MONDAY, MARCH 18, 2019

Want to eat great food and support Patrick Lives On, our school wide fundraiser? Join us for food truck month at Maine West!  During block lunch periods on Tuesday, La Cocinita will be out front.

STUDENTS:  On Thursday, March 21 we will have a one hour extended homeroom. All students will be going to their homerooms right after 2nd period. Seniors will participate in a dating violence prevention tutorial. Freshmen through Juniors will complete the non-testing portion of the mandatory SAT suite of assessments taking place April 9th and 10th.

This pre-administration session on March 21 is required in order to take the tests on April 9 and
April 10 that are mandatory tests.

• Please bring a #2 pencil. No Mechanical Pencils!
• If you are a Junior, you can select 4 colleges/universities to send the SAT scores to FREE of charge. Have a conversation with your parents about what colleges to select during the pre-bubbling day.

AP STUDENTS:  We have good news for those of you who missed the AP test payment deadline:
College Board is allowing us to add to our order and continue to submit test orders from now until March 20 without the $55 late fee penalty. So, if you want to take an AP test that you did not register for and pay, please go to the bookstore, bring your student ID and pay from now until Wednesday, March 20.

STUDENTS:  Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will team up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

MOVIE CLUB:  Movie Club will be showing "Once Upon A DEADPOOL" on Friday after school in the Little Theatre.

STUDENTS:  The following colleges will be visiting the CCRC this week: Nebraska, Baylor, Yale, Wisconsin La-Crosse, McKendree, Oklahoma State and Missouri State. For a full schedule, please check your email or go to the CCRC website. Please stop by the CCRC to get a college visit permission pass if you would like to attend.

FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 2019

CONGRATULATIONS:  Congratulations to the JV Badminton Team for taking 1st place at the Palatine Quad.

CONGRATULATIONS:  The Varsity Badminton team won their first home match of the season last night, defeating Vernon Hills by a score of 16-2. The Warriors swept all 6 doubles matches and followed that up winning 10 of 12 singles matches. The best match of the night belonged to Jenna Robbins, who destroyed her opponent 21-6 and 21-13. Congrats Warriors on the great start!

CONGRATULATIONS:  Congratulations to the girls water polo team who defeated Lake Forest 11 to 5. They move to 5 and 1 on the season.

AP STUDENTS:  We have good news for those of you who missed the AP test payment deadline:
College Board is allowing us to add to our order and continue to submit test orders from now until March 20 without the $55 late fee penalty. So, if you want to take an AP test that you did not register for and pay, please go to the bookstore, bring your student ID and pay from now until Wednesday, March 20.

STUDENTS:  Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will team up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

STUDENTS:  Today is the last day to buy Glow UP tickets for $20! Prices go up to $25 at the door. Buy your tickets during the day to avoid long lines after school.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

FRESHMEN: If you have Study Hall during 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x, you must report to your counselor's assigned room during that time this week for a fun activity about graduation requirements and your four-year plan. For a list of Counselor room numbers, check your email or see posters outside of the Cafeteria, A201 and C201.

THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019

CONGRATULATIONS:  Congratulations to Girls Water Polo. Both Junior Varsity and Varsity were victorious over Resurrection, moving them to a 4 and 1 record so far. The next home game is Thursday, March 21 at 6 pm against Palatine.

STUDENTS:  Hey Maine West! Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will team up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

STUDENTS:  Please come out to support the National English Honor Society by eating at Panera in downtown Des Plaines tomorrow from 4-8 PM. See your English teacher for a flyer or see Mrs. Marshall in H104.

STUDENTS:  Student Council is hosting a A GLOW UP, a glow in the dark dance/event. There will be glow in the dark basketball, glow in the dark life-size connect four and other glow in the dark contests. There will be FOOD TRUCKS. Tacos, cookies, iced coffee and more. Contests with prizes. The cost is $20 a ticket. Tickets are on sale NOW in the bookstore. Price goes up to $25 at the door. Dress casual. All proceeds go to the Patrick Lives On Foundation.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

FRESHMEN: If you have Study Hall during 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x, you must report to your counselor's assigned room during that time this week for a fun activity about graduation requirements and your four-year plan. For a list of Counselor room numbers, check your email or see posters outside of the Cafeteria, A201 and C201.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2019

STUDENTS/STAFF:  Want to eat great food and support Patrick Lives On, our school wide fundraiser? During block lunch periods today, the Yum Dum Asian Street Food Truck will be here.

STUDENTS:  Hey Maine West! Capitol Forum is a small group of sophomore students dedicated to changing the world and getting people to recognize the importance of human rights. This year, following NHS’s lead, they will be teaming up with Journeys: The Road Home, an organization serving the homeless population in the northwest suburbs. We will collect non-perishable food items that will be distributed from the organization’s center in Palatine. These items include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, crackers, and individually-wrapped snack items. These items will make an immediate positive impact on people’s lives. Helping Hands for the Homeless runs March 14-22. Bring items to C-204 and contact Ms. Littlefield Lanham for more information.

STUDENTS:  Please come out to support the National English Honor Society by eating at Panera in downtown Des Plaines on Friday, March 15th from 4-8 PM. See your English teacher for a flyer or see Mrs. Marshall in H104.

STUDENTS:  Student Council is hosting a A GLOW UP, a glow in the dark dance/event. There will be glow in the dark basketball, glow in the dark life-size connect four and other glow in the dark contests. There will be FOOD TRUCKS. Tacos, cookies, iced coffee and more. Contests with prizes. The cost is $20 a ticket. Tickets are on sale NOW in the bookstore. Price goes up to $25 at the door. Dress casual. All proceeds go to the Patrick Lives On Foundation.

STUDENTS:  Want to learn more about financial aid? District 207's Financial Aid Night is tonight at 7 pm here at Maine West. There will sessions about financial aid planning for college and sessions for seniors about understanding your award letters. Both sessions will be offered in English and Spanish and polish translation services will be made available for the Financial Aid Planning presentation. Stop by the CCRC or email Mr. Dailey for more information or any questions you have.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms are available through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

FRESHMEN: If you have Study Hall during 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x, you must report to your counselor's assigned room during that time this week for a fun activity about graduation requirements and your four-year plan. For a list of Counselor room numbers, check your email or see posters outside of the Cafeteria, A201 and C201.

TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2019

CONGRATULATIONS:  This past weekend the Girls Water Polo team traveled to Hoffman Estates. They defeated Vernon Hills, Fremd and Hoffman Estates to win the tournament and bring home the tournament trophy. Congratulations Girls Water Polo!

CONGRATULATIONS:  Congratulations to the following Mock Trial Team members:
State Tournament:  Dominika Szal: Outstanding Witness, Lake County Tournament: Miguel Patino, Outstanding Witness:  Sarah Smail: Outstanding Attorney

CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to the Maine Hockey Team for its victory this weekend. They have now advanced to the state semi-final game that will take place this Tuesday. Get out and support the Boys' Maine Hockey Team!

STUDENTS/STAFF:  Want to eat great food and support Patrick Lives On, our school wide fundraiser? During block lunch periods today, Cheesie's Sandwich Truck will be out front.  Tomorrow, the Yum Dum Asian Street Food Truck will be here.

STUDENTS:  Please come out to support the National English Honor Society by eating at Panera in downtown Des Plaines on Friday, March 15th from 4-8 PM. See your English teacher for a flyer or see Mrs. Marshall in H104.

STUDENTS:  Student Council is hosting a A GLOW UP, a glow in the dark dance/event. There will be glow in the dark basketball, glow in the dark life-size connect four and other glow in the dark contests. There will be FOOD TRUCKS. Tacos, cookies, iced coffee and more. Contests with prizes. The cost is $20 a ticket. Tickets are on sale NOW in the bookstore. Price goes up to $25 at the door. Dress casual. All proceeds go to the Patrick Lives On Foundation.

STUDENTS:  Want to learn more about financial aid? District 207's Financial Aid Night is March 13th at 7 pm here at Maine West. There will sessions about financial aid planning for college and sessions for seniors about understanding your award letters. Both sessions will be offered in English and Spanish and polish translation services will be made available for the Financial Aid Planning presentation. Stop by the CCRC or email Mr. Dailey for more information or any questions you have.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms will be available from Monday, March 11 through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

FRESHMEN: If you have Study Hall during 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x, you must report to your counselor's assigned room during that time this week for a fun activity about graduation requirements and your four-year plan. For a list of Counselor room numbers, check your email or see posters outside of the Cafeteria, A201 and C201.

MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2019

STUDENTS/STAFF:  Want to eat great food and support Patrick Lives On, our school wide fundraiser? Join us for food truck month at Maine West!  During block lunch periods on Tuesday, Cheesie's Sandwich Truck will be out front.  On Wednesday, the Yum Dum Asian Street Food Truck will be here.

STUDENTS:  Please come out to support the National English Honor Society by eating at Panera in downtown Des Plaines on Friday, March 15th from 4-8 PM. See your English teacher for a flyer or see Mrs. Marshall in H104.

STUDENTS:  Student Council is hosting a A GLOW UP, a glow in the dark dance/event. There will be glow in the dark basketball, glow in the dark life-size connect four and other glow in the dark contests. There will be FOOD TRUCKS. Tacos, cookies, iced coffee and more. Contests with prizes. The cost is $20 a ticket. Tickets are on sale NOW in the bookstore. Price goes up to $25 at the door. Dress casual. All proceeds go to the Patrick Lives On Foundation.

STUDENTS:  Want to learn more about financial aid? District 207's Financial Aid Night is March 13th at 7 pm here at Maine West. There will sessions about financial aid planning for college and sessions for seniors about understanding your award letters. Both sessions will be offered in English and Spanish and polish translation services will be made available for the Financial Aid Planning presentation. Stop by the CCRC or email Mr. Dailey for more information or any questions you have.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms will be available from Monday, March 11 through Friday April 5 in Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

STUDENTS:  Elmhurst College (during 2nd), the US National Guard (during 4th) and Lincoln College (during 5th) will be visiting the CCRC today. If you would like to meet with any of these representatives, please stop by the CCRC to get the College Visit permission pass to attend.

FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019

STUDENTS:   Come out to watch your very own Anthony Salemi and Sebastian Solarz take on PREP hockey for the state quarter finals! The game is at 8:25 tonight at the edge ice arena.

STUDENTS:  Student Council is hosting a A GLOW UP, a glow in the dark dance/event. There will be glow in the dark basketball, glow in the dark life-size connect four and other glow in the dark contests. There will be FOOD TRUCKS. Tacos, cookies, iced coffee and more. Contests with prizes. The cost is $20 a ticket. Tickets are on sale NOW in the bookstore. Price goes up to $25 at the door. Dress casual. All proceeds go to the Patrick Lives On Foundation.

STUDENTS:  The Maine West Orchesis Dance Company has been preparing an AMAZING show for you.  "One Leap Around the Sun" features hip hop, jazz, comedy, wonderful contemporary, all guy dances and the breathtaking adagio dance. We are featuring the Orchesis Dance company, the dance classes and alumni dance and so much more. Come and see OVER 100 DANCERS in the show this year.  Come see the show today and tomorrow at 7. Tickets are $5 for students, and $7 for adults.

STUDENTS:  Want to learn more about financial aid? District 207's Financial Aid Night is March 13th at 7 pm here at Maine West. There will sessions about financial aid planning for college and sessions for seniors about understanding your award letters. Both sessions will be offered in English and Spanish and polish translation services will be made available for the Financial Aid Planning presentation. Stop by the CCRC or email Mr. Dailey for more information or any questions you have.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms will be available from Monday, March 11 through Friday April 5 in the Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

AP STUDENTS:  Reminder that the deadline to pay for your AP tests in the bookstore is today. If you misplaced your letter with the AP tests you are scheduled to take, the bookstore has copies. We encourage all of our AP students to take the AP test for the class (es) they are enrolled.

SENIORS:  Please stop by the registrar's office in B102 to verify your name as it will appear on your diploma. It should match the name on your birth certificate. The roster will be available until Friday.

SENIORS:  Have you applied for the Maine West Scholarship Fund scholarships? Mr. Dailey will be hosting Maine West scholarship workshops today during periods 3 through 6. To sign up, please check your email or stop by the CCRC. Both four-year and Oakton scholarships are available. Stop by the CCRC to pick up or turn in the Oakton scholarship or head over to GoingMerry.com to apply for the four-year scholarship.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 2019

STUDENTS:  Student Council is hosting a A GLOW UP, a glow in the dark dance/event. There will be glow in the dark basketball, glow in the dark life-size connect four and other glow in the dark contests. There will be FOOD TRUCKS. Tacos, cookies, iced coffee and more. Contests with prizes. The cost is $20 a ticket. Tickets are on sale NOW in the bookstore. Price goes up to $25 at the door. Dress casual. All proceeds go to the Patrick Lives On Foundation.

STUDENTS:  The Maine West Orchesis Dance Company has been preparing an AMAZING show for you.  "One Leap Around the Sun" features hip hop, jazz, comedy, wonderful contemporary, all guy dances and the breathtaking adagio dance. We are featuring the Orchesis Dance company, the dance classes and alumni dance and so much more. Come and see OVER 100 DANCERS in the show this year.  Come see the show today at 4, Friday & Saturday at 7. Tickets are $5 for students, and $7 for adults.

STUDENTS:  Want to learn more about financial aid? District 207's Financial Aid Night is March 13th at 7 pm here at Maine West. There will sessions about financial aid planning for college and sessions for seniors about understanding your award letters. Both sessions will be offered in English and Spanish and polish translation services will be made available for the Financial Aid Planning presentation. Stop by the CCRC or email Mr. Dailey for more information or any questions you have.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms will be available from Monday, March 11 through Friday April 5 in the Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

AP STUDENTS:  Reminder that the deadline to pay for your AP tests in the bookstore is Friday. If you misplaced your letter with the AP tests you are scheduled to take, the bookstore has copies. We encourage all of our AP students to take the AP test for the class (es) they are enrolled.

SENIORS:  Please stop by the registrar's office in B102 to verify your name as it will appear on your diploma. It should match the name on your birth certificate. The roster will be available until Friday.

SENIORS:  Have you applied for the Maine West Scholarship Fund scholarships? Mr. Dailey will be hosting Maine West scholarship workshops on Friday during periods 3 through 6. To sign up, please check your email or stop by the CCRC. Both four-year and Oakton scholarships are available. Stop by the CCRC to pick up or turn in the Oakton scholarship or head over to GoingMerry.com to apply for the four-year scholarship.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019

STUDENTS:  Want to eat great food and support Patrick Lives On, our school wide fundraiser?
Join us for food truck month at Maine West!  Today there will be a Taco Truck out front from 9:30-2:00 pm.

STUDENTS:  Are you interested in a healthcare volunteer opportunity? Come to the CCRC today during lunch periods to speak with a healthcare professional looking to interview potential student volunteers.

STUDENTS:  The week has finally come! The Maine West Orchesis Dance Company has been preparing an AMAZING show for you.  "One Leap Around the Sun" features hip hop, jazz, comedy, wonderful contemporary, all guy dances and the breathtaking adagio dance. We are featuring the Orchesis Dance company, the dance classes and alumni dance and so much more. Come and see OVER 100 DANCERS in the show this year, YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT.  Thursday at 4, Friday & Saturday at 7. Tickets are $5 for students, and $7 for adults.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms will be available from Monday, March 11 through Friday April 5 in the Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

AP STUDENTS:  Reminder that the deadline to pay for your AP tests in the bookstore is Friday. If you misplaced your letter with the AP tests you are scheduled to take, the bookstore has copies. We encourage all of our AP students to take the AP test for the class (es) they are enrolled.

SENIORS:  Please stop by the registrar's office in B102 to verify your name as it will appear on your diploma. It should match the name on your birth certificate. The roster will be available until Friday.

SENIORS:  Have you applied for the Maine West Scholarship Fund scholarships? Mr. Dailey will be hosting Maine West scholarship workshops on Friday March 8th during periods 3 through 6. To sign up, please check your email or stop by the CCRC. Both four-year and Oakton scholarships are available. Stop by the CCRC to pick up or turn in the Oakton scholarship or head over to GoingMerry.com to apply for the four-year scholarship.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2019

STUDENTS:  Student Council will be meeting today during the lunch periods in L101. Anyone running for office should bring their paperwork so it can be approved by Mrs. Archer & Ms. Lloyd. We will also be giving additional details regarding the new event on March 15th. Anyone is welcome to attend this meeting.

STUDENTS:  Want to eat great food and support Patrick Lives On, our school wide fundraiser?
Join us for food truck month at Maine West!  On Tuesday and Wednesday blue and gold block days food trucks will be available during lunch-study periods in front of the school.  This week you'll be able to purchase Beaver's Donuts TODAY, tacos TOMORROW.

STUDENTS/STAFF:  Today is the 14th annual faculty vs students Scholastic Bowl Competition. If you're a fan of trivia, come to the Corner Cafe after school to witness a trivial battle. So far, faculty are ahead 9-4 but only time will tell if the faculty can achieve their 10th win. Come cheer on the good guys.

STUDENTS:  Are you interested in a healthcare volunteer opportunity? Come to the CCRC on Wednesday during lunch periods to speak with a healthcare professional looking to interview potential student volunteers.

STUDENTS:  Do you have questions about college? Come to our March Madness College Panels! Nearly 55 colleges and universities will be visiting Maine West to take part in College Panels through this Wednesday. For a full schedule, check your email or stop by the CCRC. You must bring a College Visit Slip with you to the panels and must obtain teacher permission to attend if the time conflicts with a class. Stop by the CCRC or email Mr Dailey with any questions.

STUDENTS:  The week has finally come! The Maine West Orchesis Dance Company has been preparing an AMAZING show for you.  "One Leap Around the Sun" features hip hop, jazz, comedy, wonderful contemporary, all guy dances and the breathtaking adagio dance. We are featuring the Orchesis Dance company, the dance classes and alumni dance and so much more. Come and see OVER 100 DANCERS in the show this year, YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT.  Thursday at 4, Friday & Saturday at 7. Tickets are $5 for students, and $7 for adults.

PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms will be available from Monday, March 11 through Friday April 5 in the Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

AP STUDENTS:  Reminder that the deadline to pay for your AP tests in the bookstore is March 8th. If you misplaced your letter with the AP tests you are scheduled to take, the bookstore has copies. We encourage all of our AP students to take the AP test for the class (es) they are enrolled.

SENIORS:  Please stop by the registrar's office in B102 to verify your name as it will appear on your diploma. It should match the name on your birth certificate. The roster will be available until Friday, March 8.

SENIORS:  Have you applied for the Maine West Scholarship Fund scholarships? Mr. Dailey will be hosting Maine West scholarship workshops on Friday March 8th during periods 3 through 6. To sign up, please check your email or stop by the CCRC. Both four-year and Oakton scholarships are available. Stop by the CCRC to pick up or turn in the Oakton scholarship or head over to GoingMerry.com to apply for the four-year scholarship.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.

MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019

STUDENTS:  Are you interested in a healthcare volunteer opportunity? Come to the CCRC on Wednesday, March 6th during lunch periods to speak with a healthcare professional looking to interview potential student volunteers.

STUDENTS:  Do you have questions about college? Come to our March Madness College Panels! From March 4th through the 6th, nearly 55 colleges and universities will be visiting Maine West to take part in College Panels. For a full schedule, check your email or stop by the CCRC. You must bring a College Visit Slip with you to the panels and must obtain teacher permission to attend if the time conflicts with a class. Stop by the CCRC or email Mr Dailey with any questions.

STUDENTS:  The National Honor Society is holding a toiletry drive for Journeys, a local organization that helps the homeless in our community. Please bring in toiletries such as shampoos, soap, deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, mouthwash and socks. The donation bin is in the rotunda. Let’s make a difference and help those in need in our community by bringing in toiletries.

STUDENTS:  The week has finally come! The Maine West Orchesis Dance Company has been preparing an AMAZING show for you.  "One Leap Around the Sun" features Hip Hop, Jazz, Comedy, wonderful contemporary, all guy dances, and the breathtaking adagio dance. We are featuring the Orchesis Dance company, the dance classes, and alumni dance and so much more. Come and see OVER 100 DANCERS in the show this year, YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT.
Thursday at 4, Friday & Saturday at 7. Tickets are $5 for students, and $7 for adults.
PASS/FAIL FORMS:  Pass/Fail forms will be available from Monday, March 11 through Friday April 5 in the Student Services - Room B102. Forms are due Friday, April 5.

AP STUDENTS:  Reminder that the deadline to pay for your AP tests in the bookstore is March 8th. If you misplaced your letter with the AP tests you are scheduled to take, the bookstore has copies. We encourage all of our AP students to take the AP test for the class (es) they are enrolled.

SENIORS:  Please stop by the registrar's office in B102 to verify your name as it will appear on your diploma. It should match the name on your birth certificate. The roster will be available until Friday, March 8.

SENIORS:  Have you applied for the Maine West Scholarship Fund scholarships? Mr. Dailey will be hosting Maine West scholarship workshops on Friday March 8th during periods 3 through 6. To sign up, please check your email or stop by the CCRC. Both four-year and Oakton scholarships are available. Stop by the CCRC to pick up or turn in the Oakton scholarship or head over to GoingMerry.com to apply for the four-year scholarship.

ACCOUNTING CLUB: Let Accounting Club help you file your free tax return and get your hard earned money back! Sign up for an appointment with a certified tax assistant through the form on our Accounting Club website under the activities tab.

SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER'S EDUCATION:  Summer School Driver's Ed registration is underway.  You can find the registration packet on-line or you can stop in the main office.