Pinkston Showcase will be May 14 from 5-7 p.m.
Call Pinston at 425-1236 for more information!
Some of our GBCCA students helped move topsoil for the Gamma House garden spot last week! We love seeing this service to others!
Please support our exceptional athletes!
This week's Bomber Update is all about the eclipse! https://youtu.be/Bfa2pT4DJLk
Happy National School Librarian Day to THE BEST!
We appreciate our paraprofessionals! Thank you for your work with our students! Your role is so important, and we appreciate the extra love and care you provide each day!
Mountain Home Junior High is proud to recognize Ellie Miller as a National Junior Honor Society Outstanding Achievement Award recipient. As this recipient, Ellie received a $500 scholarship for college.
Congrats to Hackler students Tucker Coleman, Pruett Sutton and Annabelle McMackins (not pictured) on winning the Elk’s Lodge 1714 local Essay Contest. Their essays were sent to compete in the State competition where Tucker won 2nd overall and Pruett took 3rd. Pictured with Tucker and Pruett are Mrs. Swearengin, Elk's committee member, Ms. Schaufler, Elk's Americanism Chair, Mrs. Goodwin, Hackler Principal and Mrs. Griffin, classroom teacher.
Fun Fact Friday: Hackler Intermediate Edition -- https://youtu.be/y9xJFmhcpwU
Congratulations to all Mr. & Miss MHHS Candidates!
Our 7th grade students had a presentation about flag etiquette from some of our high school’s NJROTC cadets. Students learned how to respectfully interact with our country’s flag, the meaning of the 13 folds, how to carry a folded flag, and some students even got to practice folding the flag. They also learned about the NJROTC program. Thank you so much to these cadets and LCDR Allen Hale, US Navy (Ret).
Save the date for our annual College and Military Signing Day -- Wednesday, April 24 at the MHHS gym!
Bomber Update: https://youtu.be/htn1BXHcuYQ
One thing is for certain, if you're in a FACS class or a WIN class with Mrs. Tara Camp, you're going to learn to repurpose things! This week her WIN (What I Need enrichment time at Pinkston) group made dog toys for the Humane Society using old t-shirts. We love this creativity and kindness!
Mountain Home GATE hosted an elementary (grades 4-6) quiz bowl tournament on Wednesday, March 13th at ASUMH. Six teams from surrounding schools (Viola, Calico Rock, Flippin, Highland, and Mountain View) in addition to three Mountain Home teams, for a total of approximately 100 students, competed throughout the day in a seven game round-robin tournament. Mountain View came away with the 1st place trophy. While two of Mountain Home's teams captured 2nd and 3rd place. Thanks to all the volunteers who helped and to ASUMH for letting us use The Sheid!
2nd place team from Pinkston 6th grade coached by Toni Hamby -- Front row: Evan Kohen, Brayden Perales, Eli Cooley Middle Row: Samira Gassama, Zakk Leach, Presley Mayfield, Taylor St Clair
Back Row: 7th grade tournament helpers; Abby Howerton, Avery Carson, Marlee Dewey
3rd place team from Hackler coached by Michelle Griffin: (front row) Lylah Campbell, Ryder Eaton, Jack Goodwin, (middle row) Carter Ezell, Sarah-Cate Daugherty (back row) Tucker Coleman, Henry Wunderlin, Solomon Merry, Samson Chagnon, AJ Majors, Laila Baxter
Lobby Photo: (front row) Bentley Recktenwald, Declan McAninch, Ethan Drake, Noah Howerton, Sawyer Bounds (middle) Braxton Wilson, Ryman Pugsley,(back row) Ouida Ethridge, Stella May, Amanda Rayburn, Emilee Ade, Relena White
Mrs. April at NWH is at it again! We have our very own Magic School Bus in the hallway!
Congratulations to Hayden Snyder for being this week's reading challenge winner at MHHS! Enjoy your gift card and keep reading!
High school foreign language students attended the AFTLA Student Conference this weekend at UCA! Great job, kids!
We are heartbroken to learn about the tragic passing of several members of a local family — one who was a precious elementary school student at MHPS. We do not have any details related to the matter, but we are holding this family close to our hearts as they navigate the unthinkable.
We have visited with all the families of this child’s classmates and will have lots of counseling support on campus tomorrow. There is no good way to navigate such a sad situation, but our counseling staff and our faculty are all committed to helping our kids.