Mountain Home High School

Mountain Home Public Schools will not be in session on Monday, January 26. We will be in touch tomorrow regarding Tuesday.

Mrs. Dewey recommends spending some time reading! We can sharpen our literacy skills from home until we safely return to classes!

Sweetheart Week is February 9th-13th. We will be sending out dress-up days and events soon, but you can get your shirts ordered now. They were designed by our MHHS Senior Olivia McCoy!

https://highschool.mhbombers.com/o/mhhs/article/2649710

The Mountain Home High School Local Scholarship Fair is just one month away - Monday, February 23 from 5:00-6:30 p.m. in the MHHS library. This is a "DON'T MISS EVENT" for MHHS high school seniors and their parents, with over 100 scholarships represented by nearly 40 organizations. Scholarships are awarded for all sorts of reasons - field of study, financial need, academic excellence, and more. Scholarships are available for both tech/trade and traditional college paths. Save the date! We can't wait to see you there! Questions? Email your MHHS College and Career Coaches ~ Whitney Rodgers (Last Names A-K, wrodgers@mhbombers.com) and Jodi Hill (Last Names L-Z, jhill@mhbombers.com).

Sweetheart Week is February 9th-13th. We will be sending out dress-up days and events soon, but you can get your shirts ordered now. They were designed by our MHHS Senior Olivia McCoy!

https://highschool.mhbombers.com/o/mhhs/article/2649710

Bomber Families,
We’re watching forecasts closely and will be in touch if necessary. We shared this back in December, but here’s a little reminder about our inclement weather procedures:

• We will do our best to make cancellation/delay decisions the night before, but as you know, sometimes that is not possible.
• If we have to cancel in the morning, we will do our very best to have that announcement to you all before our first bus is scheduled to take off around 5 a.m.
• If we need to run snow routes for our buses, a copy of those routes can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fRlENdg-GdHjW5P6520tVWk8hoLnazsr
• We will use our district’s alert system to make these announcements, so please make sure your child’s school has the correct phone numbers and email addresses on file. If you get our weekly update videos, we already have your correct information. We also update the local media of any closings, cancellations, delays, or early releases.
• If you do not hear from us – through our alert system or through local news outlets – that means we ARE having school.
• If we release school early due to inclement weather, we will send your child home in normal fashion. If you have alternate plans for your young children on early release days, please make sure their teachers are aware.
• If we release early, our Flight Crew program will not be open, so please make your child’s teacher aware of how they will be getting home.

Our calendar this year has five built-in snow days. There are no digital learning days, but if we miss five days or less this year, we will not have to make up any days. If we miss more than five days, we will use our emergency use days (in order) as they are listed on our district calendar, which is also available on our website.

Congratulations to Alexis McElroy and Maggie Barnes for progressing to FCCLA State STAR Events. They competed yesterday, January 19, in the Repurpose and Redesign Event at the College of the Ozarks.

Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey discusses the bus accident that happened last weekend, and she gives praise to all involved in the situation. https://youtu.be/1MeSlkCyIUE

Today Sgt. Britt Clements and TFC Clint Henderson of the Arkansas State Police visited Mr. Meurer's Foundations of Law Enforcement class. They spoke with students about accident investigation, explaining not only how it’s done, but why it’s done that way. They did an excellent job engaging the class and even had students using calculators to determine a vehicle’s speed. It was a great hands-on learning experience for everyone involved.

Welcome Back!

Attention seniors and senior parents/guardians! Have you completed your FAFSA yet? The FAFSA is a federal aid document that is required by all colleges and most trade schools. Have you completed your state aid scholarship application (SAMS)? There are many scholarships worth thousands of dollars that you might qualify for based on your GPA, ACT/Accuplacer score, field of study, and more, and the application only takes about 10 minutes. In addition, if you plan to go to ASUMH, both the FAFSA and state aid application are required to qualify for the Mountain Home Promise Scholarship, the local scholarship given by the Mountain Home Education Foundation that covers all remaining tuition costs not covered by other scholarships for MHHS graduates for up to two years.

If you still have financial aid to complete and you need help, please sign up for the Financial Aid Help Day on February 19. PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN FORMAT - ADVANCE SIGN-UP IS REQUIRED. In the past, we have offered the February financial aid event as a drop-in event. This year, we are offering pre-scheduled time slots ONLY all day to ensure a more smooth, productive, and quality experience.

To sign up, go to Canvas Class of 2026 under the Important Information module. Please note that if you are unable to get a time slot that works for you, individual appointments can be made by emailing your student's College and Career Coach ~ Whitney Rodgers (Last Names A-K, wrodgers@mhbombers.com) and Jodi Hill (Last Names L-Z, jhill@mhbombers.com).

The Mountain Home Snow & Arrow Archery Tournament will be held at the HS gymnasium this Saturday, Dec 20th. Flights begin at 8:00 a.m. and run through 5:00 p.m. There will be concessions, flight prizes, prize drawings and a whole lot of Christmas music! Contact Mr. Penka at fpenka@mhbombers.com if you have questions!

Good luck to all the students taking final exams for the semester today and tomorrow (and make-ups on Friday)!

Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey shares information about inclement weather procedures. https://youtu.be/pmHvMPlcTv8

Here's a link to our snow routes as well: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fRlENdg-GdHjW5P6520tVWk8hoLnazsr

Hear ye, hear ye!

The Mountain Home High School Choir & Theatre Departments proudly present Handel & Gretsky: The Annual Madrigal Feaste

A night of music, laughter, and tradition!

Join us for a magical Renaissance-style celebration complete with a delicious feast and a classic Wassail toast. All proceeds support our MHHS Choir and Theatre students in perpetuity—a gift that keeps giving to the arts!

📅 Performance Dates
Friday, December 19th – 7:00 PM
Saturday, December 20th – 3:00 PM
📍 First United Methodist Church, Mountain Home

🎟 Tickets
Dinner Ticket – $30 (meal + Wassail toast)
General Admission – $10 (show only, limited seating)

Purchase Online: mhhsbombertheatre.ludus.com
Cash/Check: See Mr. Wise or Mrs. Proctor

Come enjoy a festive night and support the arts in Mountain Home!

We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Holiday Break Reminder: Last day of school -- December 19 (early release at 1 p.m.). Students return to classes on Tuesday, January 6.

First Security Bank reached out to the MHHS Art Department about painting Nativity Scene images at their 5 North location. Ten senior artists painted for 6 hours to complete this fantastic project.

From Mr. Hargett, art teacher: "The results were awesome. It's amazing to watch these kids work. Special thanks to Teresa Wehmeyer and Summerlynn Scalf and all at FSB for being very good to us!"

11/21/25
Varsity Football vs. Benton (Playoff Game)
@ Benton
7:00 p.m.

Purchase tickets HERE! https://gofan.co/event/5421724?schoolId=AR23826