Bobby McDonough, son of Tammy and Bill McDonough of Mt. Pulaski, has been named April-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. He was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. During his time at MPHS, Bobby has stayed involved in extracurricular activities. He is a member of the Shotgun... READ MORE >
COVID-19 Quarantine Update The Logan County Health Department announced today that based on low probability of COVID–19 transmission after 10 days (risk estimate per CDC to be about 1% with an upper limit of about 10%), all people quarantined for contact may end after Day 10 without testing, if no symptoms have been reported during any day of the daily monitory... READ MORE >
Hello! We just received confirmation that the Logan County Department of Public Health will be receiving some Pfizer vaccine, next week, specifically for targeting the population of 16 and 17 year olds in our county. The first dose will be on April 16th and the 2nd dose will be May 7th. Registration can be completed online:... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the grade school on Thursday, April 1, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Hello Toppers, We hope all is well with you as we approach our spring break on this Easter weekend! The school district will be off Friday April 2nd and Monday April 5th in observance of the holiday weekend. In a normal year we would have very concrete plans for our end of the year commencement and promotion ceremonies, but this has been no normal year. ... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the grade school on Friday, March 26, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the grade school on Thursday, March 18, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Girl Scouts of Central Illinois congratulates Rylan for becoming a Gold Award Girl Scout, a designation she earned by encouraging kids to visit the library and stay connected with books and having a creative outlet. Rylan created a piece of art that is family friendly, and will be enjoyed by everyone. The Gold Award is the mark of the truly remarkable - earned by... READ MORE >
Drew Martin, son of Erin and Doug Martin of Mt. Pulaski, has been named March-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. He was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Drew has been involved in clubs and athletics during his time at MPHS. He has been a member of the Baseball team for... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our staff members have tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the grade school on Friday, March 12, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease... READ MORE >
Board Approves Instructional Coach Positions The Mt. Pulaski CUSD 23 Board of Education called their regular meeting for March 15, 2021 to order at 5:00 PM in the high school media center. All Board members were present with the exception of Mr. Martin. The first item of business was a brief presentation by Ace Sign Company and Firewatch in regard to the... READ MORE >
A Creative Art Contest is being hosted for current high school students for National Prevention Week (NPW). NPW is an annual health observance dedicated to increasing public awareness of, and action around, mental health and/or substance use disorders. If interested, you are asked to participate by producing a creative work of art on "what a substance-free life... READ MORE >
Here are some interior images of the high school from Graham & Hyde.The New Office & Lobby:The New Learning Center:The New Hallway Leading to New Classrooms and the Learning Center:The New Classrooms:The New Multipurpose Room:New Locker Rooms & Restrooms: READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the high school on Friday, March 5, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Hello Toppers, One week from next Friday marks the day Governor Pritzker announced that all Illinois public schools would be mandated to reduce student attendance to remote learning only. In the last year, restrictions due to the pandemic have affected nearly every component of our lives from our employment to our social outlets. Here we are 355 days later... READ MORE >
Thank you to everyone who completed last week’s Remote Learning Survey in which 25% of our families participated and a majority of our teachers. Eighty-three percent of people indicated email was the manner in which they were notified of the remote learning days, while 53% identified phone/text message and 17% from the district website. Please note that these... READ MORE >
"Commonly Used Apps (Part I): Snapchat & YouTube" Wednesday, March 10, 2021 6:30 PM (Central Time) https://ilattorneygeneral-gov.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vWmoYaFNRPGinv6wT0G6iA Thursday, Mar 11, 2021 6:30 PM (Central Time)https://ilattorneygeneral-gov.... After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining... READ MORE >
We are looking to update and upgrade the Military Recognition Board at Mount Pulaski High School. We are seeking the names of MPHS graduates who have served in any branch of the armed forces. This includes graduates of former high schools in the communities we now serve. Please email the following information to: service@mtpulaski.k12.il.usNameBranch of... READ MORE >
Mt. Pulaski High School is seeking a friendly and motivated individual to serve as an Administrative Assistant beginning with the 2021-2022 school year. This position will include job-shadowing of the current assistant during May and June. Formal bookkeeping experience is required. Duties include (but are not limited to) bookkeeping, purchase order processing,... READ MORE >
Mt. Pulaski High School Staff will be conducting public tours of the new facility on Saturday, March 27, 2021. Tours will run every 15 minutes from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Advanced sign-up is required at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040B4AAEAC2DA5FE3-open To sign up, go online and choose a time slot. Each time slot is limited to 14 guests. Additionally, all... READ MORE >
Grant Davis, son of Jennifer and Ryan Davis of Mt. Pulaski, has been named February-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. He was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Grant stays actively involved in multiple athletics and organizations at MPHS. He has been a member of the... READ MORE >
2021-22 School Calendar Approved The Mount Pulaski Board of Education conducted their regular meeting on February 17th at 6:00 PM with all members in attendance including Mr. Brown by Zoom and Mrs. Combs by phone. Roll call was taken for the February regular meeting at 6:00 PM. Five attendees were present for the meeting, but no one addressed the Board during... READ MORE >
Due to inclement weather, MPCUSD #23 will not conduct in-person learning tomorrow (2/16). Instead, we will be utilizing a Remote Learning Day. Students will work from home as directed in our Remote Learning Day Schedules.Additionally, all grade school/junior high athletics for tomorrow (2/16) are cancelled.High School sports might conduct practices and the girls... READ MORE >
Hello Toppers, We have made great progress this semester on the pandemic frontlines with extending our school day to 2:00 PM for in-person learning, our states return to Phase 4 mitigations and the reinstitution of our extracurricular and co-curricular school activities. The Logan County Health Department has also done a fantastic job rolling out COVID-19... READ MORE >
Senior Straight A: Emma Buenrostro, Alexia Davis, Jaycie Doerr, Garrett Fitzpatrick, Abby Hamilton, Rylan Lindley, Bobby McDonough, Chloe Olson High Honors: Rowan Adams, Lexis Caslin, Grant Davis, Kate Eskew, Colton Hagan, Drew Martin, Konjit Mott, Anna Schoth, Daniel Siebert Honors: Matthew Hagenbuch, Logan Hunt, Hannah Lowe Honorable Mention: Tanner... READ MORE >
Dear Parents and Guardians,Beginning today, parents across Illinois will have an opportunity to participate in the statewide Illinois 5Essentials survey by visiting http://survey.5-essentials.org/illinois/survey/parent/. This survey is designed to generate a detailed picture of the inner workings of your child's school. As a parent, this opportunity will allow you... READ MORE >
Dear Topper, Bruin, & Honeybear Fans, We know many people are excited, including us, about the start-up of athletics this week. We are capable of accommodating a limited number of pre-ticketed spectators at our home contests. These spectators receive tickets from the student athletes. Since we know many people are interested in seeing our events online, Mt.... READ MORE >
Beginning February 4, parents and students (grades 4-12) across Illinois will have an opportunity to participate in the annual statewide Illinois 5Essentials Survey. This survey is designed to generate a detailed picture of the inner workings of your schools. As a parent, this opportunity will allow you to share your thoughts on the important elements of school... READ MORE >
Parents and Guardians, The COVID-19 pandemic has required a tremendous amount of flexibility and adaptation. Our goal at Mount Pulaski Grade School and High School is to see students in person. However, our ultimate goal is to keep students and staff healthy, and we are working diligently to do so. We are also in constant contact with the Logan County Health... READ MORE >
Jaycie Doerr, daughter of Marsha and Scott Doerr of Elkhart, has been named January-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. She was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. During her time at MPHS, Jaycie has been actively involved in various clubs and organizations. She has been in... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that three of our students have tested positive for COVID-19, one at the high school and two at the grade school. The high school individual was last in the high school on Friday, January 22, 2021 and the grade school students were last at the grade school on Wednesday, January 20, 2021. We are reaching out directly to... READ MORE >
Hilltop Faithful, Today, IDPH and the Governor’s Office did an about face and made an announcement to allow all high school athletics in all regions that are in Phase 4. Logan County lies in Region 3, which is currently in Phase 4, and will be allowed to have junior high and high school students participate in athletics as long as region metrics remain safe. ... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the high school on Thursday, January 21, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease... READ MORE >
We are excited to announce the appointment of Heather Fricke as the Mt. Pulaski High School Principal for the 2021-2022 school year. She will be filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Principal Terry Morgan. An Elkhart native, she attended Elkhart Grade School and graduated from Mt. Pulaski High School. She attained an undergraduate degree in Secondary... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the high school on Wednesday, January 20, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Heather Fricke Hired as High School Principal The Mount Pulaski Board of Education conducted their regular meeting on January 20th at 6:00 PM with all members in attendance. Roll call was then taken for the January regular meeting at 6:00 PM with all members in attendance. Four attendees were present for the meeting, but no one addressed the Board during... READ MORE >
Mt. Pulaski CUSD 23 is seeking a Cook for the High School. This position follows the school calendar, and is a salaried position that offers health, dental and vision insurance, as well as retirement benefits. Salary is commensurate with experience. Applicants must have a food handler’s certificate. To apply for this position, please complete and submit an... READ MORE >
Hello Hilltoppers, The recent IDPH announcement placing our region in Phase 4 status has opened the opportunity for school activities and athletics to resume under restrictions. While many of the details are still in development, this is what we know at the present time. The IESA has approved the start of junior high volleyball season which will include... READ MORE >
Hello Toppers, Yesterday was a step in the right direction, as the IDPH and the Governor’s Office announced that our region was being removed from Tier 3 Mitigations and placed back into Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan. This plan reduces mitigations in a multitude of areas including restrictions on schools. We are waiting to hear from the IHSA to... READ MORE >
Happy Friday, This is a notice to the community that the January regular Board meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 20th in the Learning Center of Mt. Pulaski Grade School at 6:00 PM due to the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday on January 18th. Due to continued pandemic restrictions of ten people per room, the public will not be allowed to attend the... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the high school on Monday, January 11, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that three of our students and one employee have tested positive for COVID-19. Three of the individuals were last in the grade school and one was at the high school on Monday, January 11, 2021. We have reached out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that two of our employees tested positive for COVID-19. These individuals were last in the grade school on Friday, January 8, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted employees. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Hello Topper Community, I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season despite the restrictions of the pandemic. We were able to open up our schools for the New Year on Tuesday, January 5th with very few obstacles. We continue to have students or staff occasionally test positive for COVID-19, but to date, none of these positive tests are a result of interactions... READ MORE >
Happy Friday! I hope everyone is recovering from the holiday break as we bust into 2021! We hope 2021 is full of positive changes as we leave behind a challenging 2020! One of those changes is our district’s approach to emergency/snow days. We now have permission from the State Board to utilize remote learning on days when Mother Nature makes it too risky... READ MORE >
Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the high school on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as “being within... READ MORE >
As a reminder to all parents and students, class resumes for students on Tuesday, January 5.Monday is a Remote Learning Planning Day for teachers (and students are not in session that day).Looking forward to seeing you all back at school on Tuesday.Happy New Year Bruins, Honeybears, & Toppers! READ MORE >
Board Adopts 2020 Tax LevyThe Mount Pulaski Board of Education conducted their regular meeting on December 21st at 6:00 PM with all members in attendance. Prior to the regular meeting, the Board conducted public hearings for truth in taxation and tuition waivers for district employees. In the Truth in Taxation Hearing, Jeff Beccue commented on the necessity of... READ MORE >
Anna Schoth, daughter of Deborah Shannon and Gene Schoth of Mt. Pulaski, has been named December-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. She was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. During her time at MPHS, Anna has stayed actively involved. She has been a member of Student... READ MORE >
Hello Topper Community, We feel fortunate to have survived the first half of the year without losing a day of instruction. As I have said in the past, this is a real testament to our community and our commitment to our schools. Unfortunately it is a continued side-effect of the pandemic has been limitations on our group meeting sizes. We have the regular... READ MORE >
Enjoy the MPGS & MPHS Winter Band Concerts! Here's the video menu:10 seconds - 6th Grade Band3:20 - Junior High Band9:30 - High School Band23:20 - Frosty the SnowmanSpecial thanks to Rob Siebert for producing the video! READ MORE >
Happy Friday Everyone! It looks as if we will have a good weekend to binge a TV show or watch some movies as rain is scheduled to settle in and temperatures dropping. No matter what you do this weekend, I hope you are safe and with family. I have a couple of topics to hit in this edition of “From the Hilltop”. First of all, my vlog last week seemed to jinx... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that two of our students have tested positive for COVID-19. These students were in school, one at the grade school and one at the high school, on Thursday, December 3, 2020. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted students. Close contact is... READ MORE >
Please take a moment to watch the latest VLOG from Superintendent Lamkey. READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the high school on Monday, November 30, 2020. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease Control... READ MORE >
Happy Thanksgiving! It has been quite some time since I was able to deliver a purely pleasant message to our community. That is sad, because even in these times we have so much to be thankful for. The Board of Education, Administration and Staff of Mt. Pulaski Schools are thankful for you, our community. There is a great amount of work that goes into... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our students has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the grade school on Tuesday, November 17, 2020. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, of whom we are aware, that were in “close contact” with the impacted student. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease... READ MORE >
Rylan Lindley, daughter of Scott and Barbara Lindley of Mt. Pulaski, has been named November-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. She was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Throughout her time at MPHS, Rylan has stayed actively involved. She has been a member of the drama... READ MORE >
Good Afternoon, Governor Pritzker announced a new round of mitigations this afternoon that will not affect Mt. Pulaski Schools. The Hilltop Return to School Plan and current mitigation efforts has our schools in compliance with all executive orders and Illinois Department of Public Health guidelines. In short, changes that are coming this Friday will not... READ MORE >
Board Approves e-Learning PlanThe Mount Pulaski Board of Education conducted their regular meeting on November 16th at 6:00 PM with all members in attendance. Prior to the regular meeting, the Board conducted a public hearing to discuss the e-Learning Plan. Being that there was no public comment, the hearing was adjourned. Roll call was then taken for... READ MORE >
I am writing this communication to inform the Mt. Pulaski Community that the Governor’s most recent executive order limits public governing bodies to no more than 10 individuals present. I apologize for this late notice, but it was previously understood to be a limit of 25 individuals. You may email the district at flamkey@mtpulaski.k12.il.us if you have comments... READ MORE >
Good Evening Hilltoppers, Today, we learned that one of our teachers has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was last in the high school on Friday, November 13, 2020. We are reaching out directly to students and staff, whom we are aware of, that were in “close contact” with the impacted employee. Close contact is defined by the Centers for Disease... READ MORE >
Hello Hilltoppers, An item in the news over the past two weeks has involved the Illinois High School Association’s (IHSA) conflict with Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) guidelines that limits student-athletes practice and open gyms to non-contact individual skill activities. Due to Phase 4, Tier 1 mitigation, student-athletes are not allowed to... READ MORE >
Happy Veterans Day! At the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, World War I, the war to end all wars, came to an end. History tells us that this was not the last war, as our country has since endured numerous wars, operations, conflicts and other military operations. The 11th of November would later be known as Armistice Day and after that as... READ MORE >
Good Afternoon Hilltoppers, While it has been a beautiful week weather wise, it has been a crazy week as we wait to discover who our new President will be and how the upswing in COVID-19 might affect us. While I can’t offer any answers on the presidential election, I can confirm we are holding our own during the pandemic. On Monday, the Mt. Pulaski Board of... READ MORE >
The Mount Pulaski Board of Education met November 2nd for a special meeting at 6:00 PM with all members in attendance. Two visitors asked to speak, high school teachers Ralph Allen and Jamie Selinger. Mr. Allen explained to the Board how he felt the school day needed to be extended for the benefit of students, while Mrs. Selinger presented test data that... READ MORE >
Good Day Toppers, Bruins and Honeybears, We have had a very busy but successful fall thus far! The Hilltop Return to School Plan has proven to be an effective one as we have been able to keep our students in attendance through the first 8 weeks of school. The success of our plan has us ready to present the Hilltop Return to School Plan 2.0. This new plan... READ MORE >
Topper, Bruins and Honeybear Supporters, As many of you may know, long time Mount Pulaski High School Principal, Terry Morgan, is retiring at the end of this school year. The school district has begun the process of seeking candidates to fill Mr. Morgan's position. One step in the process is to gather data from Mount Pulaski stakeholders to prioritize aspects... READ MORE >
Good Day Toppers, Bruins and Honeybears, As fall temperatures take hold of our weather, we begin to focus on what the second quarter and second semesters might bring to our school year. Grade School and High School Building Leadership Teams (BLTs) are working to develop plans that would allow for the eventual transition to extending instruction into the... READ MORE >
Colton Hagan, son of Christopher and Jackie Hagan of Mt. Pulaski, has been named October-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. He was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Throughout his time at MPHS, Colton has stayed actively involved in sports and activities. He has played... READ MORE >
Chloe Olson, daughter of Joe and Angie Olson of Elkhart, has been named September-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. She was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Chloe has played Volleyball for 4 years and Basketball for 2 years. She is also has been on Drama Club for 3... READ MORE >
Board Abates $140,000 from Construction Bonds The Mount Pulaski Board of Education met October 19th to conduct their regular meeting at 6:00 PM with all members in attendance. One visitor requested to address the Board. Jeff Beccue disseminated past tax extension information to the Board as he reiterated his message from the previous month; that message... READ MORE >
Picture Day is 10/22/2020, mark your calendar! Ordering online is easy, visit inter-state.com/FlyerEntry/52738VF READ MORE >
The following positions are available at Mt. Pulaski Schools: 2020-2021 MPHS Prom Sponsor2020-2021 MPGS Cheer Coach2020-2021 MPGS Girls Track Coach2020-2021 MPHS Assistant Cook2020-2021 MPGS Assistant Cook Please click here for the link for an application. Please send a letter of interest, along with the completed application to Terry Morgan, 206 S. Spring St.,... READ MORE >
Our Picture Day will look a little different this year. You will not be receiving Order Flyers. All ordering must be done online.MPHS Picture Day is coming up on Thursday, 10/22.Order online here using this code: 52738VF A note on masks: The photographers will simply ask one time, "Would you like to take off the mask for your portrait?" Please remind your... READ MORE >
Good Day Toppers, Bruins and Honeybears, It has now been one month since the Hilltop Return the School Plan was enacted and Mt. Pulaski Schools are doing very well! The district has reported our first case of a student testing positive for COVID-19, but the good news is that our protocols have kept others safe and do not require any other students or staff... READ MORE >
Click here to see Superintendent Lamkey representing Mt. Pulaski at a recent Kiwanis Club of Lincoln event. READ MORE >
Hello Topper Faithful! I am once again very pleased to report another successful school week on the Hill! Overall, our students and staff are happy, healthy and COVID-19 free;) As we continue to build on these successful weeks we must consider what lies ahead and what our next steps could be. Throughout the entire pandemic, the Mt. Pulaski Administration... READ MORE >
Board Adopts 2021 School Budget The Mount Pulaski Board of Education met August 21st to conduct a budget hearing at 6:00 PM followed by the regular meeting in the Mount Pulaski Grade School Learning Center. All Board members were in attendance. The evening started with the annual budget hearing. The public has time during this hearing to make comments about the... READ MORE >
Good Friday Toppers! I am happy to once again report that we have had another successful week at the grade school and high school. There were no positive COVID-19 cases in the district and only a few students have been sent home with illness at this time. Nurse Hickey and our office staffs continue to monitor all students to assure they are symptom free. ... READ MORE >
Good Friday from the Hilltop! I think the first item on our mind as we enter this Friday, September 11th should be the remembrance of those who lost their lives not only on 9/11, but also in the days, months and years after the event. It is a good reminder of the durability of America as we work our way through this pandemic. Together we can battle anything.... READ MORE >
Our first day of school for Mt. Pulaski Schools was a success! We are working to improve our systems for certifying students are symptom-free, delivering lunches and organizing bus riders, but all else went well. We expect an even better day today! Nearly 95% of Mt. Pulaski students are participating as in-person attendees while the remaining students are... READ MORE >
This youtube video is meant to help students and parents better understand the schedules that all students will be running as we kick off this school year. A downloadable copy of the Odd/Even Day schedule for grades 6-12 can be found here on our website.Please take time to view this video with your student(s) prior to the first day of school. READ MORE >
To all MPHS students: Welcome back to school. Each student will be receiving two MP masks, a MP water bottle and an updated MP student handbook. I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday. Mr. Morgan READ MORE >
Hello, Toppers and families. Parents, please make sure your son/daughter receives this message. If they haven't done the things in the first couple steps, they won't see this. :) Students, in case you didn't grab one of Mrs. Fricke's info sheets at registration (or in case you haven't looked at it), you MUST do these things before the first day of school to... READ MORE >
For the first two weeks of school all Mt. Pulaski High School students will have their temperatures checked at the door before entering the school. Please note the doors open at 7:40 am for all students (bus riders, walkers, and drivers). We are looking into self certification options and as soon as a plan is determined we will inform you. READ MORE >
Check out Mr. Lamkey's latest VLOG to welcome students back! READ MORE >
If your student is doing remote learning please stop by the school on Friday from 9-3 to pick up the materials they will need. READ MORE >
Good Friday from the Hilltop! We are 12 days away from the opening of school on Tuesday, September 8th! We are excited to get our students back in the classroom after a nearly 6 month hiatus. As the district has communicated and you have read, there are a great number of changes in how we are starting this school year: Families and schools must conduct... READ MORE >
Good Friday from the Hilltop! We had a great start to registration with just fewer than 200 students (out of 525) have being registered on our first night. Registration is being conducted differently this year as we have offered a one stop registration for grade school and high school students in the grade school gym. Registration continues tonight 3-8PM and... READ MORE >
All registration is at the grade school. Check this out: READ MORE >
Principal Morgan is excited to start the school year! READ MORE >
Hilltop Return to School Plan August 17, 2020 Presented to the MPCUSD 23 Board of Education through work by: MPCUSD 23 Transition Planning Team MPCUSD 23 District Leadership Team MPHS Building Leadership Team MPGS Building Leadership Team MPCUSD 23 Administration Inspire – Engage – Empower Our vision is to be an innovative, high-performing community that... READ MORE >
The Mount Pulaski Board of Education met August 17th to conduct the regular meeting at 6:00 PM in the Mount Pulaski Grade School Learning Center. All Board members were in attendance. The Board began the meeting by approving the Consent Agenda which included payment of bills, approval of minutes from the June Board Meeting and sales tax revenue report. An... READ MORE >
Happy Friday! 6 days until Registration 10 days until Mr. Morgan begins moving into the high school 17 days until Teachers Report 25 days until our Student’s First Day 130 days until Christmas I started this week’s communication with a few dates to remind us that school really is just around the corner! The Hilltop Return to School Plan will be... READ MORE >
While this article is lengthy, having this knowledge in advance will speed up the registration process, thus decreasing your wait time in the registration line. All families are required to have 1 adult representative register their student(s) at registration. Please, only 1 adult per family needs to attend. Entrance into the building will require wearing a mask... READ MORE >
Check out Superintendent Lamkey's latest VLOG! READ MORE >
Mt. Pulaski CUSD 23 is seeking a Head Custodian for Mt. Pulaski High School. This position is a 12-month, salaried position that offers health, dental and vision insurance, as well as retirement benefits. Salary is commensurate with experience. To apply for this position, please complete and submit an application along with a letter of interest to MPCUSD, Attn:... READ MORE >
Good Friday Hilltoppers, We have had a very productive week as construction and renovations have taken a leap forward and our affected staff is on the downhill slide from quarantine status. I am happy to report that no further positive cases have been tallied and those who did test positive are in good health and preparing to return to daily activities. Starting... READ MORE >
On Wednesday, July 29th, 2020, the IHSA Board modified the Return to Activities to reflect the following: - Team will play shortened regular season schedules in Winter, Spring and Summer. - State Series events for all Sports will be determined on a sport by sport basis. - Activities that can happen virtually can remain in their traditional seasons. - Activities... READ MORE >
Good Friday Hilltoppers, I hope your week has been productive and finds you ready to enjoy a warm weekend! The school district has taken some tough punches this week as we discovered a positive COVID-19 test resulting in most of our district leadership being cast into quarantine until July 30th. Nonetheless, our teachers and administrators continue to build... READ MORE >
The Mount Pulaski Board of Education met July 20th to conduct the regular meeting at 6:00 PM in the Mount Pulaski Grade School Learning Center. All Board members were in attendance. The Board opened the floor up for Recognition of the Public, prior to moving forward to the Consent Agenda. High school social science teacher, Brian Erlenbush, updated the... READ MORE >
A decision has been reached by the staff to utilize Google Classroom to its fullest capabilities this school year. This means that all students will be issued a Google email address from the school for educational use only. This email address will be used to access all needed applications for learning, including TeacherEase. This means that your TeacherEase login... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers,This release is to inform you that another Mount Pulaski CUSD 23 employee has tested positive for COVID-19. This employee has also come in contact with other employees through district work. The school district has contacted the Logan County Health Department as well as Regional Office of Education #17 to inform them of this positive test. ... READ MORE >
Good Friday Hilltoppers, I am happy to announce that as of this morning, the school district has had no further positive test results for COVID-19. While we regret this situation and have concerns for those who may have been affected, it allowed us to develop systems to care for those involved and our community. Those systems involved immediate communication... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers,This release is to inform you that a Mount Pulaski CUSD 23 employee has tested positive for COVID-19. This employee has also come in contact with other employees and students. The school district has contacted the Logan County Health Department as well as Regional Office of Education #17 to inform them of this positive test. The employee has... READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers!Our first full week in July has been a productive one in the office, on the court and at the construction site! In the office we have been preparing for our Monday, July 13th, meeting of the Transition Planning Team (TPT). This team is composed of members from the Board of Education, administration, teachers, community, non-certified staff,... READ MORE >
Check out the progress at the high school through this virtual tour with our Superintendent, Mr. Lamkey. READ MORE >
Good Day, Hilltoppers!Just over a week has passed since the Illinois State Board of Education and Illinois Department of Public Health released the guidance document to reopen schools. District administration has been working through the 63 page document to identify and prioritize necessary tasks to successfully and safely reopen our district late this summer. ... READ MORE >
Good Morning Hilltoppers!I am sure many of you have had the opportunity to preview the guidelines for starting school later this summer. The staffs of Mt. Pulaski Grade School and High School have already taken steps to prepare for the return of your students to school as well as the potential for more remote learning. Each school has a Building Leadership Team... READ MORE >
Parents and Students, I hope this letter finds you well. As I mentioned in a previous letter, due to the health crisis, I was unable to discuss with you in person about the possibility of playing soccer this year as a Topper. While you may have never given soccer a thought, I can tell you there are endless reasons and benefits of joining our team. IHSA is moving... READ MORE >
We are requesting that all households who will have students enrolled this fall complete this online survey. Only 1 survey should be completed per household. If the student lives in multiple households, a survey should be completed for each.The results will help us plan for the upcoming school year and allow us to provide parents and students with needed... READ MORE >
Join the Superintendent, Mr. Lamkey, on a tour showing the construction progress at the high school! READ MORE >
Check out the progress on the high school construction by viewing this video tour with Superintendent Lamkey. READ MORE >
We had to make some adjustments for the Freshman who took Algebra 1 as 8th graders. Those grades were calculated in by Teacherease when they should not have been. Seniors Straight A: Elaine Aylesworth, Emma Aylesworth, Autumn Benhart, Dawson Combs, Olivia Cooper, Joey Davis, Zac Hinds, Roan Howe, Todd Kelly, Reagan Kirk, Brandon Kretzinger, Amelia Kuhlman,... READ MORE >
Board Discusses Pandemic and Bonds The Mount Pulaski Board of Education met for the May 18th regular meeting at 6:00 PM in the Mount Pulaski Grade School Library. All Board members were in attendance, but the audience was limited to Mt. Pulaski Education Association President Wyatt Waterkotte due to COVID-19 restrictions. The Board conducted a Bond Hearing to... READ MORE >
Miss Gross Awards Physical Science- Hailee Daigh Chemistry- Cassidy Hayes Advanced Chemistry- Chloe Olson Physics- Isabella Wade Mr. Burgard Awards Building Construction- Thomas Stauffer Woods 1-Lane Murphy Woods 2-Maddie Roberts Woods 3-Colton Hagan Industrial Occupations- Payton Butler Outstanding Senior-... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the Class of 2020! READ MORE >
Seniors, Senior Parents, & Community Members:Due to the weather, the senior car parade today is being moved to 7:00 PM today. According to several weather apps, the rain is expected to stop around 4:30 PM. Seniors should line up between 6:40 PM and 6:50 PM in the high school parking lot. We apologize for any inconvenience this time change may cause your family. READ MORE >
The faculty and staff of MPCUSD #23 want to congratulate the Class of 2020 on their many accomplishments. We know you will do great things in this world! READ MORE >
On the evening of May 15, 2020, Miss Hinson held a virtual Senior Recognition Night for the Class of 2020. Congratulations to all of our Seniors! READ MORE >
Good Day Hilltoppers! I hope this communication finds you well as we approach this graduation weekend! The school district is preparing for the second board meeting under the Governor’s executive order which restricts public gatherings. Like last month, we will offer board members the option of attending the meeting in person (social distanced) or through... READ MORE >
All iPads are required to be returned to the school prior to summer break. The device is expected to be in good, working condition within the issued case to avoid a fee. Be sure to include the USB charging box and syncing cable. You should be returning the Apple brand (12 Watt) components that were originally distributed with the device. Please place... READ MORE >
Dear Parents and Students, Remote Learning will continue through Friday, May 15. During the two days on which we would have normally had final exams, we will use a drive-through process to collect school materials back from students and return their possessions to them. All student lockers will be cleaned out by school personnel who will place their... READ MORE >
Kaylee Wilham, daughter of Jennifer and Aaron Wilham of Mt. Pulaski, has been named May-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. She was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. During her time at MPHS Kaylee stayed actively involved in sports and organizations. She played... READ MORE >
The final Remote Learning Activity List can now be found on our website.All Remote Learning assignments are due on Friday, 5/15/20. Report card grades will be posted based on this deadline. Reminder: If there is a course in which no assignments have been completed during quarter 4, an "incomplete" grade will be given for the fourth quarter. In this case, your 3rd... READ MORE >
Mt. Pulaski High School is proud to announce that the Class of 2020 Valedictorian and Salutatorian are Isabella Wade and Elaine Aylesworth. The entire Mt. Pulaski High School staff congratulates these young women for their exceptional accomplishments throughout their time here at MPHS. Earning these honors takes a consistent academic focus and commitment that is... READ MORE >
The Board of Education and Administration at MPCUSD #23 truly appreciate the hard work of our teachers. With so much to say, we've created this video to express our gratitude. Happy Teacher Appreciation Day! READ MORE >
Our graduation plans as previously sent out are remaining the same.Mount Pulaski 2020 Graduation Plan As a result of social distancing policies and the extension of remote learning through the rest of the school calendar year, Mount Pulaski High School will be changing the style and methodology of our graduation ceremony for the class of 2020. Students, teachers,... READ MORE >
May 4, 2020 Hilltopper Faithful, Illinois State Board of Education Superintendent Ayala has backed off the graduation restrictions that were originally imposed last week and issued new guidelines for school districts to follow. In short, the plans that have been revealed by Mr. Morgan and the Mt. Pulaski High School Leadership Team will continue as... READ MORE >
The Remote Learning Activities for 5/4 through 5/8 have been posted on our website. As a reminder, the deadline to turn in all work for this semester is Friday, 5/15/20. Final grades will be calculated after that date.If you have questions about an assignment, please contact the classroom teacher via email.------------- READ MORE >
Good Day, Hilltoppers!I know the news yesterday concerning graduations created quite a stir, not only in our community, but across the state. The Illinois State Board of Education and Superintendent Ayala issued the following statement this morning:Dear Colleagues:We have received your feedback. ISBE is acting quickly to develop updated recommendations for... READ MORE >
Good Afternoon Hilltoppers! I am sure many of you have already discovered that Illinois State Board of Education Superintendent Dr. Carmen Ayala announced “We need to remember that no matter how devastating it feels to miss these sacred rites of spring, the health and safety of our students, families, and communities must remain our top priority. Therefore,... READ MORE >
From: Illinois Department of Public Health PIODate: April 27, 2020Subject: Updated COVID-19 Testing Guidance As testing capacity expands, testing is now available for people who:Have COVID-19 symptoms (cough, shortness of breath and fever) ORHave a risk factor, such as Contact with someone confirmed to have COVID-19 A compromised immune system or a serious... READ MORE >
The High School Remote Learning list for the week of 4/27 through 5/1 can be found on our website.If you have questions regarding an assignment, please contact the classroom teacher via email. READ MORE >
Dear Parents and Students,Remote Learning will continue through Friday, May 15. During the two days on which we would have normally had final exams, we will use a drive-through process to collect school materials back from students and return their possessions to them. All student lockers will be cleaned out by school personnel who will place their items in bags... READ MORE >
Mount Pulaski 2020 Graduation Plan As a result of social distancing policies and the extension of remote learning through the rest of the school calendar year, Mount Pulaski High School will be changing the style and methodology of our graduation ceremony for the class of 2020. Students, teachers, and administrators met (via Zoom) and constructed a plan that would... READ MORE >
Good Afternoon Hilltoppers!Governor Pritzker’s announcement last week restricted students from physically returning to classes for the rest of the school year. What this means for students is that remote learning will continue through Friday May 15, 2020. Teachers will continue to make weekly assignments and offer daily help while students are expected to... READ MORE >
Board Tours Construction Site and Approves Plans for LobbyThe Mount Pulaski Board of Education met for the April 20th regular meeting at 5:00 PM in the cafeteria located at Mount Pulaski High School. All Board members were in attendance, including Rob Smith who participated in the meeting through video streaming. The Board began the meeting at an earlier time to... READ MORE >
The Remote Learning Activities for 4/20/20 through 4/24/20 are now posted on our website. If students have questions regarding assignments, please contact the classroom teacher via email. Stay safe and keep up the great work, Toppers! READ MORE >
As many of you have heard, Governor Pritzker has officially closed all Illinois schools for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. It saddens the hearts of the entire Mt. Pulaski Community to end our school year in such an abrupt fashion. Please know that the Board of Education, administration, teachers and staff are collaborating to devise plans to close... READ MORE >
Tonight we will be participating in #LightsForTheFight event at Frazier Park. Lights at the filed will be on from 8:20-8:40. The community is welcome to come drive around Frazier Park to show their support. Please stay to the right when entering the park and follow the driveway around. PLEASE remain in your vehicle and obey all social distancing guidelines. READ MORE >
The Mount Pulaski School Board will conduct their first public board meeting since the closure of schools on March 17th. Because of public restrictions, the school district cannot conduct board meetings under normal parameters due to concerns for public safety. The Monday, April 20, 2020, Regular Meeting of the Mount Pulaski Board of Education will be held in the... READ MORE >
Zac Hinds, son of Craig and Julie Hinds of Mt. Pulaski, has been named April-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. He was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Zac has been involved in sports and clubs during his time at MPHS. He has been a member of the Basketball team for 4 years. He has... READ MORE >
Keep up the great work Toppers!The new Remote Learning Activities for 4/14 through 4/17 have been emailed to you. They are also posted on our website:https://5il.co/f2d4 READ MORE >
Good Day, Hilltoppers, Honeybears, & Bruins!Here is an update on items that may affect you:School remains closed due to the pandemic through April 30, 2020.Remote Learning is up and running. If you have questions, email your student’s teacher or call the school office to speak with your principal. Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to Noon.School will... READ MORE >
Enjoy this virtual tour of the high school construction project: READ MORE >
If you accidentally deleted it, or just can't find it in your email history, no worries! You can always access the Remote Learning Activity Lists on our website and on our app. Here's where you can find the lists: READ MORE >
Tomorrow, our new Remote Learning Activities begin. Activities will be emailed to all students and available on our website. To access the activities in .pdf format, click the appropriate link:4/2 through 4/9 Activities3/18 through 4/1 ActivitiesQuestions regarding activities should be directed to the classroom teacher via email. If you are in need of paper... READ MORE >
The MPHS Remote Learning Plan is available on our website. READ MORE >
This letter, from Superintendent Lamkey, gives details on the extended closure (through 4/30/20) and remote learning plans:This letter is a request from the Superintendent regarding the district playgrounds/property:If you have any questions, please contact the district office. READ MORE >
Brandon Kretzinger, son of Joseph and Tiffany Kretzinger of Chestnut, has been named March-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. He was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Brandon has been involved in multiple athletic teams during his time at MPHS. He played Basketball and... READ MORE >
While school is closed, progress is still underway on the new portion of the High School. Here are some pictures, courtesy of CORE Construction, to show what's going on: READ MORE >
In this video, Principal Morgan details expectations for grade 9-12 students during our Remote Learning Days.If you have any questions, please reach out to Mr. Morgan or the office staff via telephone at 217-792-3209. Someone is available weekdays from 8 AM until noon to answer your calls. Also, you can email Mr. Morgan (tmorgan@mtpulaski.k12.il.us) or any other... READ MORE >
Check out the latest VLOG from Superintendent Lamkey regarding our Remote Learning Days. READ MORE >
Hello! These “Remote Learning Days” are designed to keep kids engaged, keep them learning, keep them thinking, and give them some sense of normalcy in this bizarre time. These activities are NOT mandatory; no zeroes will be given, nothing will be marked “missing,” nothing will be “late,” etc. However, any work students do complete (that is deemed satisfactory by... READ MORE >
General District Questions What is the timeline for return to school? Pursuant to Executive Order 2020-10, at this time schools may reopen on April 8, 2020. Future decisions regarding statewide school closures will be made in consultation with public health officials. Are students allowed to enter the school during this time? Students and families should stay... READ MORE >
Hello Mt. Pulaski Faithful, I hope this communication finds you and your family safe as we navigate week two of shelter in place. Governor Pritzker, in collaboration with Illinois State Board of Education State Superintendent Dr. Carmen Ayala, announced that the mandated school closure would be extended from March 30th to April 7th. As of today, Mt. Pulaski... READ MORE >
Senior Straight A: Elaine Aylesworth, Emma Aylesworth, Dawson Combs, Zac Hinds, Roman Howe, Brandon Kretzinger, Jamee Letterle, Dustin Murphy, Maddie Roberts, Paige Stewart, Isabella Wade, Teagan Wyss High Honors: Bryson Beccue, Autumn Benhart, Madison Blaum, Claire Coogan, Olivia Cooper, Joey Davis, Drew Dyer, Austin Killion, Reagan Kirk, Amelia Kuhlman,... READ MORE >
A complete and accurate U.S. 2020 Census count is critical for our state and local communities to receive billions of dollars in Federal funding for programs and infrastructure you value most. From healthcare centers to nutrition assistance, school funding, libraries, roads, EMS services, and more, our communities benefit when every person is counted. For each... READ MORE >
Take a moment to view this video. It puts into perspective how cooperating with this quarantine proves our love for one another. READ MORE >
Mt. Pulaski teachers spent a better part of the last few days preparing instructional opportunities for our students who will be home from school due to school closures that resulted from the COVID19 Pandemic. The type of instruction varies from building to building and grade level to grade level, but the purpose of all assignments remains the same: to keep our... READ MORE >
Illinois State Board of Education Superintendent, Carmen Ayala, has recommended schools offer all students the opportunity to be served free lunches and breakfast/snack services during the duration of school closures. Mt. Pulaski Schools will create daily packs that include breakfast or a snack with milk and a full lunch and milk that can be picked up at one of... READ MORE >
The at home Learning Activities list is located on our website. The list is in alphabetical order by last name of teacher.Questions on assignments should be directed to the classroom teacher via email. READ MORE >
MPCUSD #23 schools will be dismissed at 11:30 AM today, March 16, 2020. Any families choosing to keep their students home from school today will receive an excused absence with no consequences, including high school students seeking to not take finals. Teachers will have home instruction packets available for student pick up by the end of the school day today... READ MORE >
Governor Pritzker has announced the closure of all Illinois schools from Tuesday, March 17, 2020, through Monday, March 30, 2020. Mt. Pulaski schools will be in session this Monday, March 16, 2020. School will resume on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. Check out Mr. Lamkey’s vlog regarding this closure: Decisions regarding activities and events will be announced on... READ MORE >
Students in NHS here at MPHS are collecting items for the Crisis Nursery in Bloomington.This organization provides help to families who are in need of it with young children. Parents can use it as needed but the organization is mainly for people experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, mental health issues, and/or other medical purposes.They are asking for... READ MORE >
Dear Parents of Mt. Pulaski High School Juniors & Seniors, Prom and After Prom are quickly approaching! We would like to remind you that if you would like to donate to the After Prom party, it is requested that donations be made by March 13. If you plan to donate but cannot get your donation to the school or to one of us by Friday, please let us know what ... READ MORE >
The health and safety of our students is our top priority, so we want to share with you information that the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has published for schools throughout the state. The good news at this time is that the health risk to the general public from coronavirus remains low. Currently, the IDPH recommends schools hold classes and... READ MORE >
The MPHS Varsity Scholastic Bowl is having an amazing season! Last night, the team won all three Tomahawk Conference games in Athens. The team’s final conference record is 18 & 3, which earned them second place in the conference. Hartsburg-Emden had a 20 & 1 record, which put them in first place; however, the Toppers were that one team to beat them in the first... READ MORE >
During the 2019-2020 school year, Illinois FCCLA is working with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Illinois as our Community Service Partner. During the month of March, Mount Pulaski FCCLA is partnering with Deron Powell State Farm to collect household items to be donated to Ronald McDonald Houses of Illinois. Both the high school and Deron Powell’s office will... READ MORE >
Autumn Benhart, daughter of Jason and Kelley Benhart of Mt. Pualski, has been named February-Senior-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School. She was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Autumn stays busy at MPHS. She is a member of the Soccer team, Trap Shooting team and Cheerleading... READ MORE >
Congratulations to our two senior scholastic bowl members. Thanks for a great year representing Mt. Pulaski High School! READ MORE >
The Hilltoppers won their opening Regional game last night over Argenta / Oreana. The Hilltoppers move to 20-10 on the season, and play Hartsburg Emden tonight at 7:30 at Mt. Pulaski High School. Come out and support the Toppers! READ MORE >
The Hilltoppers finished the regular season at 19-10, winning 6 of their last 7 games. They will play their first Regional Game tonight at 7:30 at Mt. Pulaski High School. READ MORE >
After finishing up the regular season with a win Friday Night, the Varsity Boys came in Saturday to work with the 1st through 4th grade boys. READ MORE >
Officers Brown and West met with students today to discuss making good choices to set them up for success in life. Topics included sexting, vaping, passing school buses, guilt by association, possessing alcohol, and drinking & driving. READ MORE >
The 2020-2021 School Calendar was approved last night at the Board of Education meeting. Click here to download the pdf version from our website. READ MORE >
Congratulations to the Lady Toppers on their Regional win over Cerro Gordo 51-41 last night! The Lady Toppers will go on to play in the Regional Championships on Thursday at 7:00pm at St. Teresa. Come cheer on your Lady Toppers! READ MORE >
Brian "Fox" Ellis, an avid storyteller, author, and educator, introduced himself as Billy Herndon, Abraham Lincoln's former law partner. He spent the hour telling true, tall tales from Abraham Lincoln's life practicing law. If you are interested in learning more about Abraham Lincoln, you can visit the website of Mr. Ellis. The MPHS faculty,... READ MORE >
As a service project for NHS, four students from MPHS are hosting an animal shelter drive for the Logan County Humane Society. What they need: Purina cat, dog, kitten, and puppy food, other small bags of cat and dog food, laundry detergent, water bottles, Dawn dish soap. Drop off items to the MPHS office until 2/27. If you cannot donate the items listed,... READ MORE >
During the month of February, FCCLA will be holding a Tabs for Treats competition between 8th period classes to benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Illinois. Your 8th period class will be collecting soda/pop tabs to turn in to FCCLA. Whichever class collects the most tabs (based on weight per student) will win delicious treats for their 8th period class on... READ MORE >
CORE Construction has created a video that shows the progress at the High School construction site. The video is a compilation of aerial footage from August 2019, through February 2020. We would like to thank CORE construction for allowing us to publish the video for our students, staff, and community members to view. It's a great day to be a Topper! READ MORE >
Paige Stewart, daughter of John and Dede Stewart of Mt. Pualski, has been named January-Senior-of-the-Month at Mount Pulaski High School. She was selected for this honor based on the criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Paige stays actively involved at MPHS. She is the FFA President, and has been a member for 4... READ MORE >
The Prom is rapidly approaching on May 9, 2020. It will be followed by an “After Prom” party. This is the 32nd year for the community to sponsor a drug and alcohol free event following prom. This is an important event for the area and crucial to keeping our young people safe during Prom season. More alcohol-related fatal car crashes among teens occur during Prom... READ MORE >
This school year, Illinois FCCLA is completing a year long community service partnership with Ronald McDonald House Illinois. Part of that partnership is the collection of soda/pop tabs to donate to Ronald McDonald House for them to use in the establishment of a new House in Peoria.During the month of February, Mount Pulaski FCCLA will be sponsoring a soda/pop tab... READ MORE >
In an effort to determine the historical significance, appropriate care, storage and display of the items discovered in the 1912 Mount Pulaski High School Time Capsule, Superintendent Fred Lamkey visited the Illinois State Museum and Abraham Lincoln Libraries. Items in the time capsule included: Original Copies of: December 22, 1911 Mt. Pulaski Weekly... READ MORE >
Don't miss out on all of the memories made this school year. Order your MPHS yearbook at Jostens Online. READ MORE >
An Interview with Mr. Allen about FFA at MPHSMr. Lamkey: Tell me about the history of our FFA chapter.Mr. Allen: The official chapter document dated1964; however, I think it may have been around several years before that. In the late 1980’s, the program was dropped due to lack of student interest and finances. After graduating from the University of... READ MORE >