
Mountain Home Parks & Rec has some fantastic opportunities coming up!




Our Outdoor Learning courses received a generous donation of $12,700 from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission on Saturday night at the organization's Night of Conservation in Mountain Home. Thank you so much to the Commission for your continued support of our programming and our kids! Pictured: Commissioner Rob Finley, student Layton Crownover, Assistant Superintendent Judy Lawrence, Mental Health Support Specialist Heather Hatman, Outdoor Adventures teacher Freddy Penka, and School Board President Lisa House.


Only two weeks left to sign up! MHHS College and Military Signing Day is Wednesday, April 30, 2025 from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the main gym. This event is geared toward students who are attending college or a trade/technical school after high school, or are enlisting in the military. If your senior wants to participate in College and Military Signing Day, he/she must complete the sign-up Google form posted on Canvas Class of 2025 by no later than Monday, April 14. NO EXCEPTIONS will be made. This is simply a fun, informal college, technical/trade, and military signing ceremony. Family members, college reps, and recruiters will be invited to attend! All grades will be in attendance to watch. We are also drawing for the two $250 ACAC Grand Prize Shopping Sprees at this event. If a student attaches proof of his/her college acceptance on their sign-up form, he/she will earn an additional 2 raffle tickets for the grand prize drawing. Email jhill@mhbombers.com with questions.


Reminder for Families: On March 20, our Board of Education approved a calendar amendment that made May 23 a full day of school. This adjustment was made to add back a few hours to our calendar due to an early dismissal in January. Here's a link to the updated calendar showing May 23 as a full school day!
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2418/mhsd/4386037/2024-2025_School_Calendar_board_approved_2.15.24.pdf

Spring Break!


Bomber Update: https://youtu.be/jzuFz3YiZCw

Last week, two groups of sophomores stopped by NWH to earn some community service hours. The students helped sort through games and materials in the old Parent Center to help make room for a new STEM/Makerspace Lab. Miss Rayburn, the K-2 GATE teacher, cannot say enough how thankful she is for the great work done in only two hours by these hardworking students! Thanks for giving back to our little Bombers!





Check this out!
Zane finished first and Finley finished third in the individual testing for the AR Personal Finance Challenge! Now the team will represent Arkansas in Atlanta in June. Way to go, kids! And big thanks to their sponsor, Mr. Caststeel!


Enjoy this week's Bomber Update: https://youtu.be/lEGyEobTZlU

Academy Reps came to Pinkston and presented on the different academies at the high school, explained the career options in each, and presented on the organizations students can join. As always, Pinkston students enjoyed getting to meet the reps and appreciated all the information they presented.






Thanks to Mrs. Benton, our special education director, for coordinating this event and sharing with KTLO! We hope to see our parents of students with special needs tomorrow evening!
https://www.ktlo.com/2025/03/12/13-vendors-providing-resources-to-students-available-at-guy-berry-college-thursday/

Congratulations to the Mountain Home High School Career Academies February 2025 Support Staff Member, Students, and Teachers of the Month sponsored by Dirty Drawers Laundromat!
Support Staff: Mrs. Amber Sutton
ACME Student of the Month: Olivia Fosness
ACME Teacher of the Month: Señor Rodriguez
CAB Student of the Month: Malakhi Rivera
CAB Teachers of the Month: Mrs. Kathy Wham
HHS Student of the Month: Barrett Miller
HHS Teacher of the Month: Mr. Trevor Proctor








Don't forget...tonight is Junior Parent Night at MHHS! This is a great opportunity for parents of MHHS juniors to gain valuable insight into what they need to do to be prepared for their child's senior year! Questions? Email your MHHS College and Career Coaches - Jodi Hill (jhill@mhbombers.com) and Whitney Rodgers (wrodgers@mhbombers.com).


AP Language Food Truck Rhetoric Challenge!
Mrs. Drewry’s AP English Language students took their rhetorical analysis skills to the next level with an exciting Food Truck Project!
After diving deep into MLK’s Letter from Birmingham Jail and analyzing his powerful rhetorical choices, students put their persuasion skills to the test—this time with food!
Each of the 23 groups crafted a food truck concept complete with a name, slogan, menu, and one delicious sample item for the judges to taste. From ethos-infused entrees to pathos-packed presentations, these students served up both flavor and rhetoric in an unforgettable way!





Bomber Update: Mr. Tom Chentnik, director of the Mountain Home Bomber Band, joins Mrs. Dewey to highlight some exciting band activities and share about what is to come!
Big shout out to our Lady Bombers Basketball team as they play at 1 p.m. today!
https://youtu.be/I96lk7pVtwI

Lots of excitement today and tomorrow for our Bomb Squad! Here are their schedules for this weekend's competition as well as as a livestream link so you can watch them compete! https://frcteam16.org/current-season#42da8665-f4ca-48e0-b215-08e168c8db12



Our kids had a wonderful morning at the Be Pro Be Proud Draft Day event at ASUMH. Thanks to everyone in our community (and beyond) who made this day possible!





Child Cell Phone Use Facts:


Join Mrs. Dewey tomorrow, Friday, February 28 for Drop In With Dewey at the MHPS Central Office from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.!
https://mhobserver.com/dewey-to-host-drop-in-event-at-district-office-on-friday-2/

Join us for a parent resource night for students with special needs! Thursday, March 13 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Guy Berry College & Career Academy Gymnasium! Connect with community partners to assist you in your child’s academic and developmental growth.
