Congratulations to James Douglas and Sadie Quick: 2023 Mr. and Miss MHHS! Enjoy this picture of them today and a photo of them from preschool as well!
Mountain Home High School FBLA Chapter has sponsored Mr. and Miss MHHS
since 1966. Contestants for Mr. and Miss MHHS were selected by the faculty
based on the student’s achievements while in high school. The faculty considered
school spirit, school involvement, academic achievement, leadership, career goals,
community involvement, and attitude when nominating students. Candidates were
interviewed by Mtn. Home High School Alumni focusing on personal
achievements, interview skills, professional presentation, educational and career
goals. Round 1 interviews were be held on April 18, 2023. The finalists had
their last interview on April 19, 2023. Announcement of Mr. and Miss MHHS was
made during the high school's Academic Awards Ceremony on April 26, 2023.
This year, Class of 2023 has 20 female students as Miss MHHS candidates. They
are: Brooke Bayless, Katelyn Camp, Abigail Chamberlin, Olivia Crabb, Mallorie
Drewry, Lily Foster, Amelia Frounfelter, Macie Heide, Faith HIlvert, Campbell
Lance, Camille Pitchford, Sadie Quick, Lexi Rauls, Erin Recktenwald, Kelsey
Roach, Amelia Rucker, Trevi Sheaner, Bailey Stockfisch, Lauren Wehmeyer and
Karsyn Wyatt. There are 20 male students as Mr. MHHS candidates. They are:
Brady Barnett, Zachary Barr, William Bevel, Kyrin Bickford, Austin Callies,
Mason Cruse, Jacob Czanstkowski, Trey Czeschin, James Douglas, Dillion
Drewry, Reece Ducker, Daniel Jones, Isaiah Kemp, Elijah Lagg, Ty Lawrence,
Dylan McBride, Samuel Morton, Hagan Robb, Jack Sheaner and Emmanuel
Westra.
For the past 10+ years, The Mountain Home Education Foundation has partnered with
FBLA to fund $3,500 in scholarships for Mr. and Miss MHHS. The winner of Mr.
and Miss MHHS will each receive a $1,000 scholarship. 1st Runner up Mr. and
Miss MHHS will each receive a $500 scholarship and 2nd Runner up Mr. and Miss
MHHS will receive a $250 scholarship.
The winners of the Class of 2023 Mr. and Miss MHHS are:
2nd Runner Up Mr. MHHS, Daniel Jones
2nd Runner Up Miss MHHS, Lily Foster
1st Runner Up Mr. MHHS, Mason Cruse
1st Runner Up Miss MHHS, Amelia Frounfelter
2023 Mr. MHHS, James Douglas
2023 Miss MHHS, Sadie Quick
Our dedicated, amazing volunteers are essential to our district. We could not serve our students and the community in the ways that we do without each of you! Happy Volunteer Appreciation Week! We appreciate you this week and always!
Don't miss this! April 25 from 4:30-7:30 -- MHHS Fine Arts Festival
March 2023
HHS Teacher of the Month: Mrs. Tenille Rauls
HHS Student of the Month: Hannah Baker
March 2023
CAB Teacher of the Month: Mrs. Sheri Smith
Not pictured - CAB Student of the Month: Annalieese Lengendfelder
March 2023
ACME Teacher of the Month: Señor David Rodriguez
Not pictured - ACME Student of the Month: Donovan Hunt
Two teams from Mrs. Smith's Marketing Business Enterprise class advanced to the top 12 out of 37 in the ATU Business Challenge. Teams presented before judges at ATU on April 6. Team Easy Education consisted of members Jacob Cottengim, Kylie Andrews, Cadence Webster and Jackson Jones and placed second -- each winning $1,000 scholarships and a team prize of $250.
From a couple weeks back -- MHHS artist of the week
Anabel Ballard
12th Grade
Linocut Print
Needles Highway
MHPS has delayed the following buses this morning until the weather passes: 39, 36, 51, 59, 25, 60, 27, 62, 28, and 45 . We will notify families when those buses begin running routes this morning.
We expect severe weather at drop off time this morning. School personnel will work diligently to get students out of vehicles/buses and into buildings, but we encourage parents to use their own judgment as to delays. Tardies this morning will be excused.
Happy National School Librarian Day to the BEST OF THE BEST: Jeri Thomas, Cheryl Human, Melissa Steiner, Karen Johnson, Shelli Jones, and Melissa Czeschin!
Last month, our College & Career Coaches took 28 students from MHHS to Ozarka College to enjoy International Day by the Ozarka Culinary Program and a tour of campus. On the way, the students stopped and were given a tour of Whispering Woods Grill by the owners, Richard & Kim. This was a great chance for students to not only tour a very successful business in our area but also to connect it with a program of study at the local college.
We are very thankful to both Whispering Woods and the Ozarka Culinary program for hosting us!
No school for students on Friday, April 7!
Parents and staff: MHPTO will host a BIST (Behavior Intervention Support Teams) Parent Night on April 11 from 6-7 p.m. in the Nelson-Wilks-Herron Cafeteria. Feel free to join for lots of good information about our district's behavioral intervention program and how you can work with the school to have the best possible outcomes for your children! PD certificates available for staff who attend!
Huge congratulations to GBCCA senior Trina Baldwin for winning the AR Association of Alternative Educators Diamond in the Rough Award today! We are so proud of Trina! Enjoy these pictures of her accepting her award at the Capitol today!
So proud of these kids! Way to go!
Thanks to some generous sponsors we have new Track & Field shirts for our exceptional athletes. We are excited to represent our district on April 14 in the Special Olympics Track & Field Competition. If you have a child who might want to participate in next year's events or if you would like to sponsor in the future, please reach out ot Gwen Benton at gbenton@mhbombers.com!
We are so proud of all our students and staff who completed the '23 in 23' challenge! You'll receive your special reward in the coming weeks! Have a great spring break!
Congratulations to our 2023 Mr. & Miss MHHS Candidates!
