Our Kitchen of the month........Hackler Intermediate, featuring Ms. Elizabeth, Staci, Linda, Amy, Kim, Joyce, and Leslie
From Mr. Merry, MHPS Food Service Director: This amazing team serves more than 800 meals a day to our 3-5th grade Bombers! They accomplish this with smiles on their faces and in their hearts. These ladies make lunch time a bright spot for our students. Every mealtime, countless students line up for a famous lunch lady hug. We can't show and express enough gratitude for this team. Their kitchen is, in fact, " The Bomb!!"
Dirt and worms in our cafeterias this week!
Our schools celebrated Dyslexia Awareness Month in October. We have some incredible students who receive dyslexia services, and here is some artwork they used to describe dyslexia to others.
MHHS French Club Bake Sale is Saturday, November 4 from 8-12 at the new Harp's!
Attention MHHS Senior Parents:
Here's the order form link for senior shirts. Email Mrs. Engeler if you have questions -- pengeler@mhbombers.com
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KPtgtefFNseWMfIYHu0Yv8nAEXQpFKFb/view?usp=sharing
MHJH needs gently-used coats!
Today Pinkston hosted its annual American Graffiti Day with 7th grade students. Students participated in several 60s related activities which included a concert by the Choir & Band, a car show, and various competitions.
Today would not have been possible without the help of various community partners, Mountain Home PTO, PMS Choir, PMS Band, local car owners, MHHS Dance Team, MHPS Administration, MHPS School Board, and Pinkston Faculty and Staff. Thank you so much for helping make today memorable for the students.
Fun Fact Friday: MHHS Edition - https://youtu.be/RJ2VXUk3Jdc
This year's college fair was a success!
The high school's SEAD club -- Student Education Against Drugs -- opened car doors this morning at Hackler and encouraged younger kids to make healthy choices! Tomorrow they'll be at Pinkston!
December 8: Blood Drive at MHHS! Here's a link to register!
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=MountainHomeHS
Nelson-Wilks-Herron Elementary would love to give a huge shoutout to last year's Fall Festival Supporters, and this year, from our community! Everything was made possible by these wonderful donations we received. The funds raised from our Fall Festival help us to support students within our school building. The funds raised help purchase equipment for students (The Krazy Maze, unpaid Bomber class t-shirts, unpaid field trips, playground balls: soccer, footballs, basketballs, and more! Every bit of help is greatly appreciated! We LOVE our supporters!!
2022 Supporters:
The Cracked Egg, Love Shirts, Butler Furniture, Little T’s Mini Golf & More, Restore Dermatology, Carl Wayne’s Nursery, All Pet and Equine, Next Level Powersports, Harps, Little Caesars, Papa Johns, Women of the Moose, Bass Cat, Town and Country, Chris and Kelley Nosari, Win Malte, Ashley Havens, Lyle and Grace Crownover, Megan Thitoff
2023 Supporters:
AR Tumblers, Little T’s Mini Golf & More, Rapps Barren, Subway, Kelly Thomas Nursery, Carl Wayne’s Nursery, Nell’s Gracious Grazing, Roxanne’s Boats and Mow
Students in 7th grade FCSI have been learning different techniques for dealing with stress, anger, sadness, fear, and anxiety. Here they are practicing yoga and sensory meditation as a way to relieve stress and aid sleep.
Earlier this month, LeeAnn Blevins from the Baxter County Extension office came to Pinkston to help students make homemade strawberry freezer jam, homemade butter, and pancakes!
Enjoy Mrs. Dewey's Bomber Update with some VERY SPECIAL guests at the end! https://youtu.be/sjusUekhzj4?si=AsgL816L5xJ9x5yU
A piece of equipment has failed and caused an internet outage that has now affected our phones. We are working to get things back online ASAP!
Congratulations to Jenny Goings and Christy Lawrence for winning $500 each to spend in their classrooms through the Arvest We Love Teachers Program! HUGE thanks to Arvest! What a blessing!
Check out the Pinkston 6th and 7th grade virtual art show at the link below!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTPehLhBhBawH8IUeHyB2nlh12E0-ccugdYBLv2RKRwtuqKKdEQfuhY9XIXbki_6H_Fr2ID4bhrvNuT/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000&slide=id.g28a73f87016_0_252
Here's the First Security Leadership award winner for September: 9th grader Russell Hargett. He was chosen by his teachers for leadership qualities demonstrated, including positive attitude, great communication, and follow-through with doing what he says he will do.
MHPS will release school at 1 p.m. on Thursday, October 19 due to Parent-Teacher Conferences. There will be no school on Friday, October 20.
