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On September 22, 2023, Mullen High School joined a limited number of schools in Colorado to have a Computer Science Honor Society on campus. We inducted our first group of students into the new Mullen Computer Science Honor Society during lunch in the Sister Brendan Memorial Garden. We have a total of 24 students who qualified this fall. While we are excited for this inaugural class, we expect tremendous grown each year moving forward.
Society leaders presented each new member with a certificate, a pin, and other society swag (and most importantly donuts). The members took the Society pledge together to solidify their membership in the society.
There are now only three other schools in the state maintaining their CS honor societies. (Rock Canyon, Fossil Ridge, & STEM School Highlands Ranch).
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Student Leadership (2023-2024 School Year)
Jacqueline Magolske - President Michael Gifford - Vice President Jonathan Alexander - Secretary Ben Hollingsworth - Treasurer
Purpose of the Society The Mullen Computer Science Honor Society aims to foster a nurturing environment for academic excellence in computer science. These students have been honored for their outstanding academic performance, enthusiasm for the subject, and commitment to community service within this discipline.
Core Values The society is built on three fundamental values:
Equity: Recognizing that every student has the potential to grow and excel in computing.
Service: Encouraging members to be ambassadors for the field of computer science, emphasizing its significance in both the school and the broader community.
Excellence: Upholding a high standard of academic achievement in computer science courses.
For a detailed understanding of the society's mission and structure, you can review the society's bylaws here.
Los Angeles, CA – July 25, 2023 - Kathryn Ferentchak, director and producer, and Theo Dudley, writer and creative director, were selected 2023 Filmmaker of the Year/Visual Effects by Pro Moviemaker Magazine for artist JWalks’ music video “White Wine.” The category recognizes the best creative visual effects. The video was the first shoot at Cinepacks’ brand-new LED virtual production studio in Hollywood, combining mixed media, aerial dancing and in-camera visual effects.
Mullen’s girls’ golf team locked up a solid spring season with a steady showing at the 4A State Golf Championships at Thorncreek Golf Course in Thornton, Colorado. Mullen finished 4th in a field of fifteen teams with a first-round score of 250 and followed that up with a second-day total of 251. This is the third straight top five finish at State for the Mullen’s girls’ golf team.
By Miracle Michael, Communication and Marketing Manager
Lia Dino, Mullen graduating senior, has been selected as a recipient of the Boettcher Foundation Scholarship. The Boettcher Scholarship aims to recognize Colorado’s top students' leadership and service. Lia is one of only 50 students to receive the scholarship this year. The prestigious four-year scholarship includes full tuition and fees, a book allowance, and a yearly stipend towards living expenses to attend any Colorado school of the recipient's choice. The Boettcher Scholarship aims to prepare the next generation of leaders in Colorado.
Denver (Feb. 24, 2023) – Mullen High School took a step toward the future today, marking the first phase of a multi-year project aimed at strengthening the 92-year-old Catholic High School.