Sixth grade students got to do this highly-anticipated dissection lab last week! We love seeing them learn and grow!
Here are several of the attendees at the Perfect Attendance celebration at Hackler last month. We're proud of them all! Bravo!
Attention Parents of Home School/Private School Students:
If your child is homeschooled or enrolled in Private School but lives within the Mountain Home Public Schools boundaries, you are invited to attend an informational drop-in meeting regarding Special Education services that may be available.
Join our Special Education Supervisor by dropping in at Guy Berry College & Career Academy from 4:00-5:00 on February 11.
Email Mrs. Benton (Special Education Director) at gbenton@mhbombers.com if you have questions.
Congratulations to MHHS 2025 Sweetheart Queen and King: Erin Smith and Noah Merry!
Big congratulations to our Mr. and Miss MHJH court and winners Kendrick Sanders and Saxton Bodenhamer!
Pictured:(8th Graders) Alex Chafin, Jarrett Warno, Lily Pemberton, Dawson Harper (9th Graders) Eliana Pepin, Brody Brown, Tanner Alkire, Alma Kent, Kendrick Sanders, Saxton Bodenhamer
Mrs. Dewey has Mrs. Lawrence as a special guest to discuss the Student Success section of the strategic plan. https://youtu.be/JE6bkcBGmsc
Time is running out to purchase your Mountain Home High School yearbook! Book sales end on February 21st, and limited extras will be available on distribution day.
These books WILL be distributed the first week of May and BEFORE Senior's last day. Click the link below to secure your copy today!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1002574/Mountain-Home-High-School/
Child Cell Phone Use Facts:
2025 MHHS Sweetheart Royalty Front Row L to R: Taya Foster, Addison Martz, Jocelyn Hill, Addison Farris, Savannah Davidson, Erin Smith, Ivy Hartman Middle Row L to R: Kohler Mathews, Hailey Scott, Mary Charles McConnell, Jayla Yonkers, Mackenna Medley, Jada Johnson, Brandon Munson, Jack Coleman Back Row L to R: Anthony Jones, Noah Merry, Cannon Matlock, Talen Palmer, Dawson Dunlap, Ian Ellison, Reece Lara, Adam Jones, Gus Wilber
Please join us in thanking our school counselors for all the hard work they do and all the kindness they display! Our counseling staff members are an integral part of each building, and we're thankful for them!
Launching Your Future at MHJH for next school year's 8th and 9th graders!
Mrs. Dewey has a special guest, Mrs. Steiner from the Hackler Library, to talk all things reading and books! The video will help you find ways to support your young readers! https://youtu.be/yZRCQDx9fNs
Big thanks to Mr. Helmert (the MHPS Safety & Security Coordinator) for helping teach Hunter Education in Mr. Penka's Outdoor Adventures class at Pinkston Middle School. This course is so useful and fun for our kids!
MHPS had a great showing at the Baxter County Spelling Bee today! Pictured: the entire group of MHPS participants (grades 3-8), first place winner Michael Jones (Hackler Intermediate - 4th grade), second place winner Ricia Recktenwald (MHJH - 8th grade), and Presley Mayfield (Pinkston Middle School - 7th grade).
Michael will represent Baxter county in the Arkansas State Spelling Bee in Little Rock on March 8th.
We are so proud of our Bomber Spellers!
Thanks to these Firefighters, Bomber Cheerleaders and Bomber Football Players for making dreams come true at NWH!
MHHS volunteers who participated were Katie Dellinger, Taya Foster, Laney Lueck, Addison Pulsipher, Aiden Setzer, and Brenton Setzer.
These heroes had lunch with several NWH students who were "Win a Lunch With..." silent auction winners following the annual parent and community engagement event, better known as the Nelson-Wilks-Herron Elementary Fall Festival!
Parent-Teacher Conferences: Thursday, February 13! See you then!
Visit the address linked in this QR code to register your child for Night to Shine 2025! This formal event is for students with special needs, and it is always a wonderful night!
More information available here: https://www.facebook.com/nighttoshinemountainhome
Join us for the French Club Chili Supper on Feb. 28!
The Mountain Home Jr. High HOSA Chapter is seeking dynamic and engaging speakers for our upcoming HOSA Health Fair! This annual event brings together students eager to learn about health, wellness, and life skills that will help them grow into well-rounded adults.
While we have a strong focus on healthcare-related topics that address teenage health—such as mental health, fitness, nutrition, and medical careers—we are expanding our scope this year to include broader topics that empower teenagers to succeed in all aspects of life.
We are looking for licensed professionals and experts who can share valuable insights on:
Personal development
Financial literacy
Leadership and goal-setting
Overcoming challenges and resilience
Preparing for life after high school
Requirements:
All speakers must be licensed or certified professionals in the topic they will be presenting.
All speakers must pass the Mountain Home Public Schools (MHPS) volunteer background check before the event.
Event Details:
📅 Date: February 25th
📍 Location: Mountain Home Jr. High
⏱ Presentation Length: 40-45 minutes
To apply or learn more, please contact Jennifer Holmes at jholmes@mhbombers.com.
Deadline for submissions: February 7th.
Join us in inspiring and equipping the next generation with the knowledge and skills they need to thrive!
The high school's SEAD (Student Education Against Drugs) group is GROWING! SEAD students met at ASUMH yesterday for a half-day workshop filled with guest speakers and interactive activities. They're ready to continue their work providing awareness and educating other students about the risks of drug use. Thanks to the speakers, the staff sponsors, and the PAYS Coalition for supporting these kids and their worthwhile mission!
