We’re proud to announce that, Brylee Blasdel has been selected as an NJHS Outstanding Achievement Award recipient. Brylee will receive $500 in a 529 college savings account to be applied toward her higher education. Recipients are chosen based on their demonstrated work to support the five pillars of NJHS: scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Join us in congratulating Brylee and her accomplishments!
🌲 Mr. Luttrell’s Transitions class took a field trip to Mountain Milling Co. to learn about sawmill operations and explore career opportunities! Big thanks to this amazing family-owned Mountain Home business for not only hosting us but also donating three raised garden beds to support our special needs gardening project! 🌿🪵 #CommunitySupport #HandsOnLearning
Our Teacher of the Year and Richard Padget Classified Staff Member of the Year: Cathy Beckham and Darren Crawford. Congratulations to these deserving individuals! You're great representatives of what it means to be a Bomber!
More fun summer activities!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Bomber Update: As we close out Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to share this inspiring video about our local retired educators and the work they do to support MHPS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV32lFalHec
Ryan Cooper is the First Security Bank Leadership Award winner for the month of April at MHJH. Thanks to FSB for this kind gesture each month that encourages our kids to be good leaders!
What a teacher had to say about Ryan: Ryan has shined tremendously over the past few months rising to the top of his education. He is a co-founder of the new Debate Club and works diligently with the other co-founder to create a dynamic and beneficial club. He communicates well regarding his schedule to ensure that his teachers are aware of his schedule. In science, he truly shines as he leads discussions, helps other stay on track, and encourages every person in the group to engage in discussion. Thankfully, he is also willing to accept constructive criticism and shares that gently with his teammates.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Happy School Nurse Appreciation Day!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Join us for our Special Olympics Fishing Derby! 🎣☀️
The North Central Board of Realtors invites you to a fun-filled morning at McCabe Park ( behind king dermatology ) for our Special Olympics Fishing Derby!
Date: Saturday, May 10th 2025
Registration: 8:30am
Fishing Start: 9:00am
All poles and bait are provided- just bring your excitement!
Enjoy FREE hot dogs, chips, drinks and cookies for participants (Provided by Arvest Bank.)
This event is opened to handicapped children and adults of all ages. Let’s come together as a community to celebrate ability, joy, and a great day of fishing!
For more information: call or text:
Alex 870-656-3865 or Mariah 870-405-8511
Let’s cast some lines and make some memories! 🎣
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
The Mountain Home Junior High Trap Team competed at Regionals in Jacksonville this past weekend. The Junior Bomb Squad consisting of ( from left) Isaac Hardin, Benson Hopper, Case Cooley, Austin Still, and Case Hardin finished 4th out of 114 teams and will head to State later this month.
WAY TO GO!!!!
Do you have a child interested in performing arts?
This week-long camp will immerse little bombers in the world of theatre, allowing them to explore aspects of performance and design under the guidance of high school theatre students. The week will culminate in a performance for families
Cost: $75
Grades
Incoming 3rd-8th
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Friday
1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Go to mhhsbombertheatre.ludus.com to register and pay
Questions? Contact mwise@mhbombers.com
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Bomber Update - May 2! Mrs. Dewey (with help from some Pinkston students) reminds families that next week is Teacher Appreciation Week!
https://youtu.be/pCLE-0uEoHU
Swim lesson info from MH Parks and Rec!
Mrs. Dewey discusses some weekly highlights and sends out a reminder for families of graduating seniors! https://youtu.be/59FXgeRZ8so
The Donald W. Reynolds Library in Baxter County recently hosted almost 600 junior high students to view the Holocaust exhibit. The library was one of only 50 libraries in the nation to receive the grant to do this program. Many thanks to the library staff for taking our students through this powerful experience!
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to our fantastic team! You have huge smiles and even bigger hearts for our kids!
