We love seeing our older Bombers showing up for our youngest Bombers! ✈️
It’s time to GET A GOB and show that Bomber spirit! ✈️
Students and staff K-12 are invited to join in the fun with our Beat Harrison Week Spirit Days. Check out the dress-up days below and get ready for a BIG week of Bomber pride!
Maicie Kever with the Northcentral Arkansas Education Service Cooperative recently visited classes to talk with students about the potential dangers of energy drinks during adolescence. Students learned that these drinks can contain large amounts of caffeine and added sugar, along with stimulants that may increase heart rate, blood pressure and breathing.
While energy drinks are often used for a quick boost, they can also contribute to dehydration, anxiety, trouble sleeping and even heart complications.
Thank you to Ms. Kever and the Northcentral Arkansas Education Service Cooperative for helping our students make informed choices about their health!
Find all of our building newsletters linked below:
Kindergarten:
*Please contact your child's teacher to join the Kindergarten Dojo!
Nelson-Wilks-Herron Elementary:
https://nelsonwilks.mhbombers.com/o/nwhe/news
Hackler Intermediate School:
https://hackler.mhbombers.com/o/mhhi/news
Pinkston Middle School:
https://pinkston.mhbombers.com/o/pms/news
Mountain Home Jr. High:
https://juniorhigh.mhbombers.com/o/mhjhs/news
Mountain Home High School:
https://highschool.mhbombers.com/o/mhhs/news
We love getting the chance to showcase the creativity of the teachers who inspire our students to create every day! 🎨💙
Pictured left to right: Lee Anne Jackson (Hackler), Erika Watson (Junior High), Isabella Phares (Nelson-Wilks-Herron), Christy Lawrence (High School), Libby Posey (Pinkston), and Steve Hargett (High School)
Not pictured: Dora Norcross (Hackler)
A big thank you to First Community Bank for their continued support of our youngest Bombers by sponsoring nap mats for our Kindergarten students. We’re so grateful for community partners who help make our students’ school days a little more comfortable!
Thank you for supporting our students and helping make Mountain Home Public Schools a great place to learn and play.
Our annual Back-to-School Convocation at Dunbar Auditorium was the perfect way to kick off a brand new school year with district staff! 💙💛
From celebrating innovation through Mountain Home Education Foundation classroom grants to getting a first look at this year's staff shirts from Arvest Bank, the morning was filled with excitement, encouragement, and plenty of Bomber pride.
A huge thank you to Mountain Home PTO for treating our staff to giveaways from Restore by King Dermatology, The Karaoke Barn, and The Pilates Studio, and for partnering with NEXT, Powered by NAEC, to provide delicious donuts and coffee from 870 Coffee Co.
Congratulations to David and Julie Hirsh, who were awarded a shopping spree courtesy of Butler Furniture!
We were inspired by keynote speaker Eli Cranor, then wrapped up the morning with an unforgettable round of Double Dare MHPS, proving once again that no one has more fun than Bomber staff!
Events like this wouldn't be possible without the support of our incredible community partners and volunteers. Thank you to Mountain Home Education Foundation, Arvest Bank, Butler Furniture, Mountain Home PTO, NEXT, Powered by NAEC, 870 Coffee Co., Spectrum Connections of Arkansas, our Mountain Home Public Schools Board of Education, and the many students and staff who helped make the day a success—including Bomber Cheer, Bomber Dance, NJROTC, Bomber Band, Bomber Choir, Bomber Theatre, and the Bomber Media Collective.
Here's to an incredible 2026-2027 school year. Go Bombers! 💙✈️
Mountain Home High School band directors Mr. Hufford and Mr. May recently had the honor of serving as conductors at the Arkansas Bandmasters Association Conducting Symposium in Fort Smith. The symposium brings together music educators from across the state for professional learning, collaboration, and the opportunity to strengthen their craft as conductors.
Their invitation to lead fellow educators is a testament to the respect they have earned within Arkansas's music education community. We’re proud to have educators who not only inspire our students every day, but also help shape and mentor music teachers across the state.
Go Bombers!
https://youtu.be/TfsBB_U352I
Stop by and connect with members of your MHPS Board of Education on Open House night (August 6th)!
Meet Leo!
Leo is a 17-month-old Springer Spaniel and is a new member of the Mountain Home Public Schools team! Leo has spent his summer mornings running tracks, and his afternoons training to locate hidden narcotics.
He is trained to identify the source of five different narcotics, and his commands are given in Czech!
You'll likely spot Leo around the district this year as he works alongside his handler, SRO Recktenwald, to help keep our schools safe.
Welcome to the Bomber family, Leo! 💙💛
