Congratulations to Alexis McElroy and Maggie Barnes for progressing to FCCLA State STAR Events. They competed yesterday, January 19, in the Repurpose and Redesign Event at the College of the Ozarks.

On Thursday, the Mountain Home Special Olympics Pickleball Team competed in the first-ever Area 2 Pickleball Event hosted right here in Mountain Home!
A huge thank you to Legacy Racquet and Fitness for generously hosting Special Olympics and supporting our athletes, Major thanks to Centennial Bank for providing lunch for all those that participated!
Now it’s time to gear up for Basketball in February—we can’t wait for what’s next!







Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey discusses the bus accident that happened last weekend, and she gives praise to all involved in the situation. https://youtu.be/1MeSlkCyIUE
Today Sgt. Britt Clements and TFC Clint Henderson of the Arkansas State Police visited Mr. Meurer's Foundations of Law Enforcement class. They spoke with students about accident investigation, explaining not only how it’s done, but why it’s done that way. They did an excellent job engaging the class and even had students using calculators to determine a vehicle’s speed. It was a great hands-on learning experience for everyone involved.




Our MHJH Quiz Bowl team competed in the Co-op tournament at Ozarka in Melbourne yesterday. We had a close game against Mammoth Spring and won, we had the closest game against ICC that any team of Mr. Kerr's has ever had but came up just short, and then we faced off against a good Rural Special team and lost. Overall, Mr. Kerr feels it was good preparation for our upcoming conference tournament.
Our next event will be the 6A conference tournament in Marion on Jan 31.
Pictured are: Kaleb Gray, Addison Chisenhall, Ricia Recktenwald, Eliza Obert, Taylor St. Clair, Taylen Broadway, Alena Alvarez, and Presley Mayfield.
From Mr. Kerr: "A positive to take away from today, besides the preparation, is that a gentleman from Rural Special told me that he thought that our students were very well-behaved and that it was a pleasure to play against a team with students like ours."
Our next event will be the 6A conference tournament in Marion on Jan 31.
Pictured are: Kaleb Gray, Addison Chisenhall, Ricia Recktenwald, Eliza Obert, Taylor St. Clair, Taylen Broadway, Alena Alvarez, and Presley Mayfield.
From Mr. Kerr: "A positive to take away from today, besides the preparation, is that a gentleman from Rural Special told me that he thought that our students were very well-behaved and that it was a pleasure to play against a team with students like ours."


Our annual Launching Your Future Event for incoming 8th and 9th grade students is scheduled for February 19! Call MHJH if you have questions! 870-425-1231.

Mark your calendars now!

Congratulations to our own Mrs. Cruse!

Bomber Update! Mrs. Dewey shares about the new Bomber Storytime program that begins this evening at The Hangar. Join us!
https://youtu.be/n03VhHxrGQA
https://youtu.be/n03VhHxrGQA
Welcome Back!

Enjoy a little look at the Holiday season at MHPS! Merry Christmas! Go Bombers! https://youtu.be/a175Fq0MI2I
Thanks to Nature's Way for these treats for our district teachers and staff!

Mr. Trent Alexander (along with other volunteers) spends several mornings a week greeting students as they arrive at Mountain Home High School in the mornings. This morning he dressed as a representative of "The Big Guy" and made an appearance at the high school staff Christmas celebration. Thanks to Mr. Trent for making the world a little brighter every day!

The Mountain Home Snow & Arrow Archery Tournament will be held at the HS gymnasium this Saturday, Dec 20th. Flights begin at 8:00 a.m. and run through 5:00 p.m. There will be concessions, flight prizes, prize drawings and a whole lot of Christmas music! Contact Mr. Penka at fpenka@mhbombers.com if you have questions!

Good luck to all the students taking final exams for the semester today and tomorrow (and make-ups on Friday)!

VFW Post 3246 Donates Toys and $4,500 to Support the Mountain Home Public School’s LT Thrift Store Christmas Wish Program
The spirit of giving was on full display today as Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3246 presented Nelson Wilks Herron Elementary School with a generous donation of toys along with a $4,500 check to support the MHHS’s LT Thrift Store Christmas Wish program. The contribution will help provide Christmas gifts for students across the entire Mountain Home School District, ensuring that children in need experience a joyful and memorable holiday season.
The donation was made on December 9 during a special presentation at Nelson Wilks Herron Elementary. Representing VFW Post 3246 were Senior Vice Commander Greg Hartman, Quartermaster Kevin Hawks, Bingo Chairman Jay Papineau and Assistant Chair Patty Papineau, and past Auxiliary President Charlotte Guest. NWH counselor Katie Criner joined them for the presentation, surrounded by a group of enthusiastic 2nd-grade “helper elves” who added holiday cheer to the event.
Mrs. Criner stated that “We’re incredibly grateful for the continued support from VFW Post 3246, Their generosity directly impacts families right here in our community and helps make Christmas brighter for so many of our students.”
Special thanks were also extended to the VFW Canteen and the dedicated bingo players, whose contributions and participation make donations like this possible year after year.
The LT Thrift Store Christmas Wish program has become a cherished tradition within the district, working behind the scenes to meet student needs and spread joy during the holiday season. The donation from VFW Post 3246 will help ensure that every child referred to the program is able to receive meaningful gifts this Christmas.
The spirit of giving was on full display today as Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3246 presented Nelson Wilks Herron Elementary School with a generous donation of toys along with a $4,500 check to support the MHHS’s LT Thrift Store Christmas Wish program. The contribution will help provide Christmas gifts for students across the entire Mountain Home School District, ensuring that children in need experience a joyful and memorable holiday season.
The donation was made on December 9 during a special presentation at Nelson Wilks Herron Elementary. Representing VFW Post 3246 were Senior Vice Commander Greg Hartman, Quartermaster Kevin Hawks, Bingo Chairman Jay Papineau and Assistant Chair Patty Papineau, and past Auxiliary President Charlotte Guest. NWH counselor Katie Criner joined them for the presentation, surrounded by a group of enthusiastic 2nd-grade “helper elves” who added holiday cheer to the event.
Mrs. Criner stated that “We’re incredibly grateful for the continued support from VFW Post 3246, Their generosity directly impacts families right here in our community and helps make Christmas brighter for so many of our students.”
Special thanks were also extended to the VFW Canteen and the dedicated bingo players, whose contributions and participation make donations like this possible year after year.
The LT Thrift Store Christmas Wish program has become a cherished tradition within the district, working behind the scenes to meet student needs and spread joy during the holiday season. The donation from VFW Post 3246 will help ensure that every child referred to the program is able to receive meaningful gifts this Christmas.

Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey highlights our recent college athletic signings! https://youtu.be/xOlJ1ORwlnQ
Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey shares information about inclement weather procedures. https://youtu.be/pmHvMPlcTv8
Here's a link to our snow routes as well: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fRlENdg-GdHjW5P6520tVWk8hoLnazsr
Here's a link to our snow routes as well: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fRlENdg-GdHjW5P6520tVWk8hoLnazsr
Tomorrow evening!

Hear ye, hear ye!
The Mountain Home High School Choir & Theatre Departments proudly present Handel & Gretsky: The Annual Madrigal Feaste
A night of music, laughter, and tradition!
Join us for a magical Renaissance-style celebration complete with a delicious feast and a classic Wassail toast. All proceeds support our MHHS Choir and Theatre students in perpetuity—a gift that keeps giving to the arts!
📅 Performance Dates
Friday, December 19th – 7:00 PM
Saturday, December 20th – 3:00 PM
📍 First United Methodist Church, Mountain Home
🎟 Tickets
Dinner Ticket – $30 (meal + Wassail toast)
General Admission – $10 (show only, limited seating)
Purchase Online: mhhsbombertheatre.ludus.com
Cash/Check: See Mr. Wise or Mrs. Proctor
Come enjoy a festive night and support the arts in Mountain Home!
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
The Mountain Home High School Choir & Theatre Departments proudly present Handel & Gretsky: The Annual Madrigal Feaste
A night of music, laughter, and tradition!
Join us for a magical Renaissance-style celebration complete with a delicious feast and a classic Wassail toast. All proceeds support our MHHS Choir and Theatre students in perpetuity—a gift that keeps giving to the arts!
📅 Performance Dates
Friday, December 19th – 7:00 PM
Saturday, December 20th – 3:00 PM
📍 First United Methodist Church, Mountain Home
🎟 Tickets
Dinner Ticket – $30 (meal + Wassail toast)
General Admission – $10 (show only, limited seating)
Purchase Online: mhhsbombertheatre.ludus.com
Cash/Check: See Mr. Wise or Mrs. Proctor
Come enjoy a festive night and support the arts in Mountain Home!
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

