You might recognize these faces from the front offices at MHHS. But they're all over campus doing what needs to be done as we prepare for a wonderful school year!
Here's your July 20, 2023 Board Meeting Recap from Mrs. Dewey! More detailed meeting information can be found here: mhbombers.com/page/school-board-information
Visit ezmealapp.com to fill out your child's free/reduced meal application in moments!
MHPS will again provide school supplies for all students this year!
*Backpacks and lunchboxes are not included.
Senior Picture Dates are August 1 and 2!
Three MHHS students received ACTE scholarships this year at the annual conference! Big congrats to these students!
We're so proud of our very own Nurse Sue who received the honor of being named the 2023 School Nurse (RN) of the Year in Arkansas! Nurse Sue is so deserving! Here's some information from the Arkansas School Nurses Association about the honor:
It gives me great pleasure to inform you that Sue Wepprecht, RN will be awarded the Arkansas School Nurse Association 2023, School Nurse of the Year Award.
Sue has exhibited excellence in school nursing as recognized by her peers for dedication and service to her students and staff. She is an advocate for her students, supports parents, school staff and has involved the community in her school.
Nurse Sue will be recognized at the Arkansas School Nurses Association State Conference in Conway June 21st 2023. She will also be honored and recognized at the National Association of School Nurses Conference in Chicago IL June 2024. The state organization will pay her conference fee to the National Association of School Nurses Conference.
We would encourage your help in making sure that she is able to attend both conferences to receive her award.
Thank you for your help and support of Arkansas School Nurses.
Sincerely,
Amy Fortner, BSN RN
President of ASNA
Our high school track is being resurfaced beginning on June 19. The track area will be closed to everyone from June 19-July 10. Thank you! Go Bombers!
These 8 Pinkston students pictured have completed the entire dyslexia intervention program for Apple Connections OG. Congratulations! What an accomplishment!
Students pictured:
Mackenzie Pederson
Brody Snyder
Brooklyn Fischer
Ridge Harper
Logan Lefevers
Jeremiah Partee
Alma Kent
Cocorosie Taylor
Christina Lee, interventionist
Rhonda Allen, interventionist (not pictured)
LC Sammons Youth Center Summer Special Programs:
Fundraiser on May 31 for Pinkston Middle School's Lil' Bomb Squad group!
Congratulations to Mrs. Angie Wilhite for being named the Richard Padgett Classified Staff Member of the Year this year at MHPS! Mrs. Angie has the biggest heart and you can always count on her! We LOVE Mrs. Angie!
Congratulations to Mr. Steve Hargett, who will serve as the 2023-2024 MHPS Teacher of the Year! Mr. Hargett is a long-time art teacher at MHPS, and he has a heart for kids, families, his colleagues, and this community. He's also a fantastic family man! We LOVE Mr. Hargett!
Attention Senior Families and Friends: Graduation will be held inside the gymnasium this evening.
Pinkston Middle School was awarded a $500 grant from the AGFC Commissioners on May 18 at ASU-MH. Commissioner Rob Finley presented a AGFC logo plaque to Outdoor Adventures Instructor Freddy Penka to be hung in the OA room.
Students accepting the award were Allison Free, Eva Crownover, Riley Edwards and Aiden Kerr
High School Registration: May 25 -- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Students in grades 8-11 will not have school this day but will meet with their high school advisors (and guardians) at designated times instead. Advisors will reach out to guardians to set up the meetings.
Artists of the Week 4/23/23:
Hannah Baker and Joshua Westra
Artist of the Week 5/1/23:
Julian Montes
We’re proud to announce that Laurel Smeltzer, Hannah Dooley and Rylee Roberts, have been selected as NJHS Outstanding Achievement Award recipients. Each will receive $500 in a 529 college savings account to be applied toward their higher education. Recipients are chosen based on their demonstrated work to support the five pillars of NJHS: scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Join us in congratulating these ladies and their accomplishments!
This year in Kindergarten STEM we had 68 students complete their K levels in our coding program, Kodable. We also had one student, Reece, go above and beyond by completing Kindergarten through fourth-grade levels in the program! We are so proud of our Kinders and Mrs. Kylie too!
We have the most compassionate, caring school nurses out there! We love them and we appreciate the love and care they give our students! Thank you to Ashley Looney, Breelyn Wehmeyer, Wendy Blount, Ellen Hutchison, Angie Horn, Sue Wepprecht, Donna Blevins, and Bethany Hunt!
