Congratulations to our MHS Honor Roll students! This achievement was during semester two of the 2023-24 school year. You can view the MHS High Honors and Honors list here and in the November 13 issue of the White Bear Press.

Learn more about Mahtomedi Theatre's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream in the latest issue of the White Bear Press. In the article, you'll hear from several Mahtomedi students and the play director, Dennis Joslyn about their acting experience and what the audience can expect with this performance. Click here to read the article in the November 13 issue of the White Bear Press.

Congratulations to our 16 Class of 2025 student-athletes who have committed to NCAA Division I and II schools! At school, we held a National Signing Day recognition ceremony with families and friends. Congratulations to our student-athletes on this accomplishment: Sam Churchill, Lacrosse, Bellarmine University; Addie Demars, Lacrosse, Missouri Western State University; Ethan Felling, Baseball, University of Minnesota; Silvie Graetzer, Volleyball, Colorado State; Anna Greene, Basketball, University of Northern Iowa; Landon Kruse, Lacrosse, University of Detroit Mercy; Frank Lombardi, Lacrosse, University of Montevallo; Oskar Magnusson, Lacrosse, Bellarmine University; Alli McCleery, Soccer, University of Northern Iowa; Evan McGuire, Wrestling, University of Minnesota; Thomas Meader, Golf, University of North Dakota; Faith Peper, Soccer, Morehead State (Kentucky); Henry Roelofs, Lacrosse, Maryville University; Annie Tanner, Lacrosse, Niagara University; Aynslea Ulschmid, Soccer, University of Northern Iowa; and Jacob Wilson, Golf, South Dakota State University.

Swim & Dive is Advancing to State!

Congratulations to the Swim & Dive Team on advancing to the MSHSL State A Tournament!  Please see the tournament information below, and you can also view it on gozephyrs.org. 

12:00 pm - Friday, November 15th Freeman Aquatic Center 1910 University Ave SE Minneapolis, MN 55455

Good Luck Zephyrs!

The Mahtomedi Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Club students are using their business skills to support the annual district-wide Zephyr Service Project. This year, the group is helping in several ways. One way is meeting a critical need identified by our families who apply for gift assistance for hats, gloves, and socks.

DECA students connected with several local businesses to host collection boxes in their businesses this month. These items will be combined with the donations our schools collect for the Zephryr Service Project gift assistance program. Community members can drop off new hats, gloves, and socks at these businesses: 350 Degrees Bakery, The Wild Bean Mahtomedi, Ty Haschig - State Farm Agent, and Curio Dance.

Congratulations to Mahtomedi High School Class of 2025 students, Laken Decker and Addison Briske, who were recently named 916 Students of the Month! Each month, 916 celebrates and honors one student from each of their 20 programs as a Student of the Month. A Student of the Month is characterized by the professional skills of Leadership, Problem Solving, Teamwork, Engagement, and Communication.

Laken Decker, Construction Occupations-Student Built Home
“Laken has been an outstanding student during this year. He comes prepared for class every day with a great attitude. His willingness to learn and help others creates a positive environment in our class. I also want to commend Laken on his professionalism, safety, and participation. Keep up the good work!!”

Addison Briske, Dental Careers
“Addison is kind and approachable to all her classmates. Her presence in class is enjoyable, and she brings a great energy that everyone needs in a first time block.”

Students enrolled in Northeast Metro 916 Career and Technical Center courses attend at 916 for 105 minutes and spend the remainder of their day at Mahtomedi High School taking their required core classes. The coursework allows students to explore passions and careers while gaining professional skills, certifications, and in some cases, college credit.

The Superintendent’s Student Cabinet met November 6 and discussed the strengths and areas of growth for culture in academics, personal belonging, and spirit/pride. The Cabinet will be reviewing the comments shared and work collaboratively with administrators on action steps.