MCHS Social Science

Congrats to Jared N, Addison N, and Gavin M for winning the Niemic/Currie 2025 Civil Rights Bracketology ! They successfully argued the Selma to Montgomery March as the most impactful event of the Civil Rights Era! @McHenrySS #BeTHEStandard

We had a GREAT Veterans Day at McHenry High School. We heard from young veterans, Vietnam veterans, & even a soon to be 99-year-old WWII veteran! Huge shout-out to our students who were respectful and honored our veterans at both campuses throughout the day! #VeteransDay2024

Thank you to all of the Veterans that have served our country! Grateful that we have men and women who have served and are willing to come speak to our high schoolers on this special day! #VeteransDay @MCHS156 @McHenrySS

Another great day of Veterans coming to @MCHS156 to visit with students about their experiences and lessons learned in military service. S/O to @McHenrySS for putting together another stellar list. #WarriorPride156 #VeteransDay2024

My student of the quarter is Leah Cunningham!! She has done an amazing job in AP Human Geography so far this year!!!! @McHenrySS

Big s/o to Liv for being my @McHenrySS Student of the Quarter! #BeTHEStandard

BIG SHOUT-OUT TO JOHN!

Shout out to Avery for being my @McHenrySS Student of the Quarter! #WarriorPride156 #BeTHEStandard

Today we take time in the classroom to overview one of the most significant days in U.S. History. We honor the heroes of the day and remember the lives that were lost.

Social Science Students of the Month!

Philosophy of Leadership students did a great job creating their personal leadership posters! @Mr_Glick15

@McHenrySS great group of AP and social science students helping guide our future Freshman

Huge shoutout to our 9th grade teachers and amazing student volunteers who helped out with 8th grade course selection night. #aphug #philosophyofleadership

“No Tech Day” today in US History consists of students doing a WWII mapping activity! #WarriorPride156

Congrats to our social science question of the week winners: Mrs. Niemic & Diego Mendez. This week’s question: What was the most influential event in American History? Come by the social science hallway to vote and enter into the drawing!