November MHJH Featured Artists 🎨
9th grade Art I students wrapped up their Surrealism unit with some awesome final pieces!
Students were tasked with creating their own Surrealism-inspired piece that conveyed a theme, idea or feeling. Their creativity shined in this project! 🤩✈️🖌️
9th grade Art I students wrapped up their Surrealism unit with some awesome final pieces!
Students were tasked with creating their own Surrealism-inspired piece that conveyed a theme, idea or feeling. Their creativity shined in this project! 🤩✈️🖌️
Make an appointment to give blood at the MHHS Blood Drive on 12/3/26! Here's the link to schedule: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=MountainHomeHS
Fifth-grade art student Mara Bentley was selected as the winner of the Natural State Ornament Project contest. Her artwork will be turned into an ornament that hangs on the Capitol Christmas tree beginning November 16.
Congratulations, Mara! If you’re in Little Rock this season, stop by the Capitol and look for her work.
Congratulations, Mara! If you’re in Little Rock this season, stop by the Capitol and look for her work.
First Community Bank’s Bus Driver of the Month for October: Ms. Barbara Mortvedt!
Our bus drivers play an important role in making sure students start and end each school day safely, and Barbara is a wonderful example of the dedication and care our transportation team brings to the job.
Congratulations, Barbara! Thank you for your commitment to our students and for the difference you make in the lives of our Bombers each day!
Our bus drivers play an important role in making sure students start and end each school day safely, and Barbara is a wonderful example of the dedication and care our transportation team brings to the job.
Congratulations, Barbara! Thank you for your commitment to our students and for the difference you make in the lives of our Bombers each day!
Mrs. Thompson’s 4th grade ELA classes had some special visitors during their nonfiction unit on turkeys!
Thanks to the Baxter County Farm Bureau Leadership Committee (WLC), students got a hands-on learning experience as they held baby turkeys (poults) and learned more about commercial farming.
The classes also put their learning into action by packing Thanksgiving bags to donate to blessing boxes around town, spreading a little extra kindness this holiday season! 🧡
Our NWH first and second graders brought their favorite book characters to life in a fun paper pumpkin decorating contest! 🎃📚 We loved seeing the creativity from our students and families!
Congratulations to our winners!
1st Grade:
Rylin – 1st Place
Willow – 2nd Place
Andi – 3rd Place
2nd Grade:
Hudson – 1st Place
Macie – 2nd Place
Juliet – 3rd Place
Great job to everyone who participated! We loved seeing all of your creative creations!
Congratulations to our winners!
1st Grade:
Rylin – 1st Place
Willow – 2nd Place
Andi – 3rd Place
2nd Grade:
Hudson – 1st Place
Macie – 2nd Place
Juliet – 3rd Place
Great job to everyone who participated! We loved seeing all of your creative creations!
Hunting season is here! MHPS students, staff, and their spouses can help feed local families by donating their harvested deer to the Bridges of Mountain Home Deer Drive!
Check out the details below to learn how you can help!
Check out the details below to learn how you can help!
Cleared for Takeoff: A MHPS Podcast- Battle of the Bands
Lillian and Isabella talk Thanksgiving favorites and the upcoming PTO Karaoke Fundraiser on the latest Cleared for Takeoff!
Watch Episode 5 Here: https://youtu.be/Dxp4DoEYH3M
Happy School Psychology Week! 💙
Thank you to Mrs. Baxter and Mr. O'Brien for their dedication to supporting our students and helping them succeed. We appreciate all you do for our Bombers!
Thank you to Mrs. Baxter and Mr. O'Brien for their dedication to supporting our students and helping them succeed. We appreciate all you do for our Bombers!
Learning in the great outdoors!
Our first graders have been exploring Bull Shoals State Park and learning all about white-tailed deer, owls, and bird beak adaptations! Students also enjoyed a nature hike, and the learning continues back in the classroom as they dissect owl pellets to discover even more about these fascinating creatures!
What a fun way to bring science to life!
Our first graders have been exploring Bull Shoals State Park and learning all about white-tailed deer, owls, and bird beak adaptations! Students also enjoyed a nature hike, and the learning continues back in the classroom as they dissect owl pellets to discover even more about these fascinating creatures!
What a fun way to bring science to life!
Congratulations to Liam Grace for receiving the September First Security Bank Leadership Award at MHJH!
Liam is a shining example of kindness, leadership, and a positive attitude! His teachers describe him as a student who leads by example, treats those around him with kindness, and always comes to class ready to learn and contribute.
No matter the situation, Liam's willingness to encourage others and make the best of every opportunity makes him a joy to have in the classroom.
Way to go, Liam!
Liam is a shining example of kindness, leadership, and a positive attitude! His teachers describe him as a student who leads by example, treats those around him with kindness, and always comes to class ready to learn and contribute.
No matter the situation, Liam's willingness to encourage others and make the best of every opportunity makes him a joy to have in the classroom.
Way to go, Liam!
Cleared for Takeoff: A MHPS Podcast-Drumroll, Please… It's Quinn Hill!
MHHS alum and professional drummer Quinn Hill shares his journey from Mountain Home to touring with country music star Ashley McBryde!
Watch this special episode here: https://youtu.be/1WmPb4JvN8E
MHHS alum and professional drummer Quinn Hill shares his journey from Mountain Home to touring with country music star Ashley McBryde!
Watch this special episode here: https://youtu.be/1WmPb4JvN8E
Congratulations to Mountain Home Junior High student Steele Smith on being named a finalist in the hunting division of the My Natural State Story contest!
With more than 1,800 entries submitted statewide, this is an incredible accomplishment! Steele was recognized at the Governor’s Mansion, where he also had the opportunity to meet Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
We are so proud of Steele for representing MHJH and Mountain Home Public Schools!
With more than 1,800 entries submitted statewide, this is an incredible accomplishment! Steele was recognized at the Governor’s Mansion, where he also had the opportunity to meet Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
We are so proud of Steele for representing MHJH and Mountain Home Public Schools!
Cleared for Takeoff: A MHPS Podcast--Is Guy Berry Actually Haunted?
Shep and Jayden share spooky stories from buildings across our district, put their Halloween preferences to the test in This or That: Halloween Edition, and Shep sits down with representatives from the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class to learn more about their upcoming Hatchery Pitch Competition!
Watch Episode 4 Here: https://youtu.be/yz0dZVArxGM
Shep and Jayden share spooky stories from buildings across our district, put their Halloween preferences to the test in This or That: Halloween Edition, and Shep sits down with representatives from the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class to learn more about their upcoming Hatchery Pitch Competition!
Watch Episode 4 Here: https://youtu.be/yz0dZVArxGM
Congratulations to MHPS School Board Member Mrs. Marsha Partney!
Mrs. Partney was recently recognized by the Arkansas School Boards Association (ASBA) with a Certificate of Boardsmanship!
This recognition honors school board members who have completed at least 25 hours of professional development and training in areas such as finance, governance, legal responsibilities, and student achievement.
We are grateful for Mrs. Partney's continued dedication to our district, her commitment to professional growth, and her service to our students, staff, and community.
Congratulations, Mrs. Partney!
Mrs. Partney was recently recognized by the Arkansas School Boards Association (ASBA) with a Certificate of Boardsmanship!
This recognition honors school board members who have completed at least 25 hours of professional development and training in areas such as finance, governance, legal responsibilities, and student achievement.
We are grateful for Mrs. Partney's continued dedication to our district, her commitment to professional growth, and her service to our students, staff, and community.
Congratulations, Mrs. Partney!
Calling All Veterans! 🇺🇸
Pinkston Middle School's 7th grade students are excited to invite area veterans to their 3rd Annual "Take a Veteran to School" event on Friday, November 6!
This special day is an opportunity for students to honor our veterans, hear their stories, and learn firsthand about their experiences serving our country.
We'd love to have you join us! Please RSVP by Friday, October 30, and see the information below for event details.
Thank you for your service!
REMINDER:
Students will be dismissed from school at 1 p.m. this Thursday, October 15th.
Parent-teacher conferences are from 1-7 p.m. at all MHPS buildings.
Students will be dismissed from school at 1 p.m. this Thursday, October 15th.
Parent-teacher conferences are from 1-7 p.m. at all MHPS buildings.
MHPS Annual Report to the Public: 5:30 p.m. at Central Office on Thursday, October 15.
Step through the wardrobe and into Narnia! MHHS Bomber Theatre is bringing this beloved story to the stage this fall. With four chances to see the performance, we hope you and your family will make plans to attend!
Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. Buy tickets here:
https://mhhsbombertheatre.ludus.com/show_page.php?show_id=200543595
Prices as follows:
Adults: $15
Students: $5
55+: $10
--All ages are welcome!
--Each show will run approximately 1hr and 30 minutes.
--Performances will take place October 16-18:
Friday, October 16: 6-7:30 PM
Saturday, October 17: 2-3:30 PM and 6-7:30 PM
Sunday, October 18: 2-3:30 PM
Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. Buy tickets here:
https://mhhsbombertheatre.ludus.com/show_page.php?show_id=200543595
Prices as follows:
Adults: $15
Students: $5
55+: $10
--All ages are welcome!
--Each show will run approximately 1hr and 30 minutes.
--Performances will take place October 16-18:
Friday, October 16: 6-7:30 PM
Saturday, October 17: 2-3:30 PM and 6-7:30 PM
Sunday, October 18: 2-3:30 PM
We want to hear from you!
Staff, students, parents, and community members are encouraged to share their school calendar preferences by completing this brief survey.
Take the survey here: https://forms.gle/TBoQusZabzKD5UrU9
This survey will close on November 11, 2026.
Staff, students, parents, and community members are encouraged to share their school calendar preferences by completing this brief survey.
Take the survey here: https://forms.gle/TBoQusZabzKD5UrU9
This survey will close on November 11, 2026.