Pinkston Outdoor Adventures and Relevant Reading classes invited Clayton Thompson, Deer Management Assistance Program Biologist from the National Deer Association, to teach students how DMAP assists hunters. He also showed them how to age a deer by using the lower jaw bone and how to score a buck by measuring their antlers. Thanks to Mr. Thompson for sharing his expertise!
Forty-five Junior High & High School GATE students enjoyed their annual field trip to Silver Dollar City on Monday.
Make the most out of your Parent-Teacher Conference with these tips for parents and guardians! https://youtu.be/zFulHGgeZRM
#SchoolBusSafetyWeek
It's #SchoolBusSafetyWeek, and we want to share a few reminders.
School safety starts at the bus stop. 🚌 🛑 Share these tips with your children:
⌚ Arrive at the bus stop five minutes early.
🚏 Stand five giant steps away from the curb.
🚌 Wait until the bus stops, the door opens, and the driver says it’s okay before
stepping onto the bus.
👁 Be sure the bus driver can always see you, and you can see the bus driver.
Thanks to the 37 post-secondary institutions and military branches that came to visit with our MHHS students yesterday at our annual college fair. What a wonderful turnout!
SEAD members from MHHS watched the sun rise as they kicked off RED RIBBON WEEK at Hackler!
Last week at MHJH, Assistant Principal Jason Morris and Nurse Angie Horn helped a student repair her scooter. Thanks to our dedicated staff for going above and beyond to ensure our kids have what they need personally and academically!
Chloe Wiggins is this year's winner of the Pinkston Run With The Bulls art contest! Congratulations to Chloe!
Mrs. Perryman’s and Mrs. Corales’ 6th grade literacy classes are giving their peers book talks over their favorite books this week! They had to tell their teachers what the story was about using their objective summary format, give their audience a cliffhanger, and provide a prop that relates to the book. Their teachers say they did and AWESOME job!
Homecoming Recap -- and a reminder that we don't have school on Friday, October 25. Thursday, October 24 is an early release day and parent-teacher conferences from 1-7 p.m. https://youtu.be/5OqHLNjjJ6M
Students in Mrs. Camp's WIN extension period have been learning the following things the last few weeks:
1. Recycling/Reusing products to keep out of our landfills
2. Measuring/Reading a tape measure
3. Ratios
4. Box braiding - life skill that can be used for farm life, camping, etc., as well as crafting
5. Regular braiding
6. Weaving and the art of loom making
7. Students have made plarn (plastic yarn) and t-shirt yarn
8. Dexterity
Final products - Sleeping mats for the homeless, different styles of dog toys with several techniques, keychains, bracelets, bookmarks, etc.
Today, they even thought more creatively by developing a new technique for their square knot project. So cool!
Join us for some family fun at Pinkston on Monday!
Here's a picture of our Bombers (and one Cotter Warrior) headed to RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards)! Thanks to the MH Rotary, 6110 District, Food Bank and Rick Steiner for all the support! These kids are SO excited!
Attention home school/private school parents/guardians:
MHPS Annual Report to the Public: 5 p.m. in Dunbar Auditorium on Thursday, October 24.
Big thanks to Anstaff Bank and the MHPTO for organizing a tailgate meal for MHJH staff today! We have so many supportive community partners, and we appreciate each one of you!
Parent-Teacher Conferences: Thursday, October 24 - 1-7 p.m. - Early Dismissal at 1 p.m.
No school for students on Friday, October 25!
2024 Homecoming Court
First Row L to R: Isabella Dotson, Whitten Coleman, Hadleigh Baker, Laykin Moore, Camille Jones, Hadleigh Baker, Kayle Harper
Second Row L to R: Triston Middleton, Jonathan Krueger, Marlee Davis, Jade Taylor, Ellie Miller, Caylee Simmons, NIkata Brunette, Lauren Rauls, Camilla Johnson, Hunter Coy, Russell Hargett
Third Row L to R: Eli Jones, Eston Ford, Stratton Smith, Caleb Perdue, Ryder McClain, Zane Darracq, Brantlee Phillips, Strat Rucker, Gray Daniels
We're so proud of our principals all the time, but we love shouting them out during National Principals Month! Thanks for your work, Bombers!
