Mountain Home High School

Congratulations to Mrs. Lawrence's current featured artists at the high school! Chance Crabtree 10th Grade Colored Pencil & Sharpie "Rainbow Name" Joseph Vrechek 12th Grade Pencil/Sharpie "Aged Away" Conner Chisenhall Grade: 12th Grade Sharpie "Cartouche"

All bus routes will be back to normal beginning Thursday, January 16. The only exception is that Route 46 cannot go behind Chuck's Outlet. Thanks!

MHPS will run snow routes for buses 33, 35, 37, 43, 46, 53, 55, 56, 58, and 64 on Wednesday, Jan. 15 (am and pm). All other routes are back to normal starting tomorrow unless you're contacted directly by your driver.

No school on Monday, January 20.

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January is School Board Appreciation Month! We appreciate the work our Board does every day, but we hope you'll join us in thanking a Board member this month!

MHPS will be in session on Monday, January 13. Buses will run snow routes both morning and afternoon. A link to those routes can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fRlENdg-GdHjW5P6520tVWk8hoLnazsr

Due to the weather, FFA chicken boxes will be picked up next week.

Bomber Families, We have been closely following the radar and collecting updates from the National Weather Service regarding the impending winter storm. Our county is officially under a winter storm warning. Now that we have a clearer picture of what the next couple of days will look like, I wanted to share our plan with you. We will release students from school at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, January 9, and there will be no school on Friday, January 10. I know a 1:30 p.m. closure is inconvenient for some, but my top concern is ensuring our kids and staff get home safely, and this early release should allow for that. As you know, these types of storms are ever-changing, and so there is still a possibility we will have to adjust the early release time. If we need to make changes to this plan, I will let you know as soon as that decision is made. For now, If you have alternate plans for your young children on early release days, please make sure their teachers are aware so that adjustments can be made tomorrow. Remember that when we release early, our Flight Crew program is not open, so please make your children's teachers aware of how they will be getting home. Thank you for your continued patience and support. If things change, I will reach out to you all through the normal channels, but I am hopeful that this plan allows us as much instructional time as possible while also ensuring enough time is allowed for safe travel. Allyson Dewey

Inclement weather reminders: 1. If we must cancel or delay school, we will do our best to do it the night before, but that is not always possible. 2. If a decision is made to cancel school for any reason, we will notify you through a phone call, text message, and a social media post. We will also notify local media. 3. You will never need to rely on rumors or social media speculation with regards to school closures/delays. We let our families know AS SOON AS the decision is made. 4. Snow routes might need to be used at some point for our students who ride buses. Those routes are available here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fRlENdg-GdHjW5P6520tVWk8hoLnazsr

Our award-winning Students Educating Against Drugs (SEAD) Club presented at tonight's Board of Education Meeting. They were accompanied by members of the PAYS Coalition to discuss the $625,000 substance abuse education grant that the group received. We are so proud!

Mrs. Dewey reminds families about tomorrow's early dismissal and shares just a few of the festive things that have happened over the last 3 weeks at MHPS! https://youtu.be/kWBIQ-OMUMc

The Mountain Home Public Schools food service department received a substantial donation this holiday season from FOP Lodge #45. This money was used to pay off multiple students' meal balances. We are so thankful for local groups that are always thinking of our students!

We thought our constituents might appreciate this graphic regarding school elections. We've also included a link to the school election calendar document we were provided! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v7LRVMO4mLBwKGXtHbBnonAhzp90f3Qd/view?usp=drive_link

Don't miss this! https://www.ktlo.com/2024/12/16/mhhs-bomber-theatre-and-mhhs-chamber-choir-to-present-madrigal-feaste/

This week's Bomber Update shares information about the district's inclement weather procedures. Have a great weekend! https://youtu.be/kge6_MO45sw

Congratulations to Mountain Home High School Career Academies November 2024 Students and Staff of the Month sponsored by Dirty Drawers Laundromat!! Support Staff of the Month: Mrs. Cindy Burg ACME Student of the Month: Kynleigh Reynolds ACME Teacher of the Month: Herr Chris Francis CAB Student of the Month: Emma Potter CAB Teacher of the Month: Mr. Steve Hargett HHS Student of the Month: Mackenna Medley HHS Teacher of the Month: Coach Cale Thompson

Congratulations to Mrs. Lawrence's Mountain Home High School Career Academies Featured Artists! Brooklynn Mitchell 11th Grade Pen and Ink Faith Neahmiah Rivera 11th Grade Pen and Ink Life

Mrs. Dewey shares where to find all the upcoming events at MHPS! https://youtu.be/98AFtCQQQMs

Holiday Break is right around the corner!