Tonight's board meeting recap:
Homecoming Week 2023 is October 2-6! Here's a preview of the dress up days!
Contact the Special Education Department at MHPS if you believe your child might have delays in learning:
Mrs. Dewey presents another Fun Fact Friday: Pinkston Edition! https://youtu.be/hOAT5DcvWYQ
Most of the buses that run up 5N will be delayed by approximately 30 minutes today. There was an accident on the highway, and our buses have been stuck behind it. Thank you for your patience!
Thanks to Mr. Jeff Quick from the Food Bank of North Central Arkansas for visiting with 8th grade health students today at MHJH! We have the best community partners!
SNAP programs of interest:
Bomber Belles Shirt Fundraiser
https://mhhsdance.itemorder.com/shop/sale/?fbclid=IwAR3HZCkLfsxjXgJND7qvy-JuQBwoChRZmGji8AUslyrTQ-sw5TcGEhs2kio
A neat opportunity for families this weekend!
Attention Parents: We are experiencing some intermittent phone issues due to last night's storm. This has impacted all phones across the district. We hope to be back up and in communication soon!
- MHPS Staff
Quick reminders for home football games:
A request from our athletic department:
Enjoy this week's Bomber Update -- a Fun Fact Friday from Guy Berry! Don't forget to wear blue and gold on Friday, September 1!
It's not too late to see if your children qualify for free and reduced meals. There's an easy way to find out ... by filling out the application online:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N3WjQl2sG8QX0aG852IbIkWhYDjIMKcqMlwCXwNnpH0/edit
Welcome back, Bombers! Post your first day photos in the comments below!
This month's Board Update:
Everyone has a responsibility to ensure students arrive to and from school safely. This includes being mindful of student safety when approaching school buses.
Through the Flashing Red. Kids Ahead. school bus safety campaign, the Arkansas Department of Education, Arkansas Association of Pupil Transportation, and Arkansas School Bus Mechanics Association remind educators, parents, school bus drivers, and community leaders to obey all traffic laws whenever they are near a school bus. It is illegal to pass a stopped school bus whenever its red lights are flashing, as students are present. The fines, penalties and punishment for anyone found guilty of illegally passing a stopped school bus were increased dramatically by Act 2128 of 2005, also known as Isaac’s Law.
Help keep our students safe! Remember: Flashing Red. Kids Ahead.
