If your child has Saturday School Detention tomorrow (March 12), it will be cancelled and rescheduled for a later date. Principals will notify students of the rescheduled date when one is set.
Due to the threat of incoming winter weather, today will be an AMI day at Mountain Home Public Schools. Teachers will be available by email during school hours to assist your children. Thank you.
A message from Dr. Jake Long: Bomber Families, I want you to know we will be monitoring the radar closely throughout the night. At this time, it looks like there’s a chance we might need an early dismissal tomorrow, and I wanted to give you all time to prepare for that possibility. As this snow system continues to evolve, I will have more definite information and will share it with you as soon as I can. Thank you.
If your child was scheduled for Saturday School this Saturday, they will instead need to attend next Saturday.
Friday, February 25 will be AMI Day #8 at Mountain Home Public Schools. Please reach out to your child’s teacher(s) by email or through Canvas if you have any questions.
Thursday, February 24 will be AMI Day #7 at Mountain Home Public Schools. Please reach out to your child’s teacher(s) by email or through Canvas if you have any questions.
Come join us! The School Choice deadline is May 1. Visit our Central Office to pick up forms (2465 Rodeo Drive) or visit this link: https://adecm.ade.arkansas.gov/Attachments/School_Choice_Form_112927.pdf
Contact us at 870.425.1201 if you have questions! #BombersGoBeyond
Our school bus drivers are amazing! Thank you for all you do for our students and their families. Happy #SchoolBusDriverAppreciationDay to our Bomber bus drivers!
We're proud of Emmanuel! Thanks to Abagail Haenisch for creating this spotlight!
Thank you to Mayor Adams for presenting the MHHS Career and Technical Student Organization leaders with a proclamation during National Career & Technical Education Month (February).
Congratulations to Sweetheart Queen & King: Joia Traver and King Duncan Conly.
Today's Sweetheart pep rally will be livestreamed here at 2:30 p.m.: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1DnVpF8E7OU7IOxSE9qjWg
Hackler students were greeted by royalty yesterday: members of the MHHS Sweetheart Royalty Court! Thanks for opening car doors yesterday!
Buses will run regular routes tomorrow, but drivers will use their discretion in spots that are questionable. Thank you!
MHPS bus drivers will use snow routes and driver discretion on Monday, February 7, 2022. Here's a link to those routes: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1775363/doc07230820220105152904.pdf
***MHHS Alumni Spotlight! ***Thanks to Addison Farris from Mrs. Smith's Marketing Business Enterprise class for this work! We are so proud of Hunt Nosari!
MHHS Prom tickets go on sale Monday, January 31st for $25. The price will increase to $30 after February 28th. Juniors and Seniors may purchase one prom ticket for themselves and one for their date.
Please see Mrs. Chapman or Mrs. Lunsford to purchase prom tickets.
French Club Chili Supper has been rescheduled for March 7, 2022!
BOMBER CADET WINS AVIATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Leading Edge Aviation Foundation of Baxter County recently awarded Cadet Ensign Johnathon Mason a scholarship to attend the National Flight Academy (NFA) in Pensacola, Florida. The son of U.S. Army veterans Lee and Kelly Mason, Johnathon is a member of the Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) of Mountain Home High School where he commands the Drone Team, is a member of the Academic Team and Marksmanship Team, and he has obtained a commercial drone pilot license.
The MHHS NJROTC unit is led by Chief Jason Williams, the Naval Science Instructor and retired from the U.S. Navy after more than 21 years. Jason explains that Johnathon’s experience at the NFA this summer will include living aboard the virtual aircraft carrier, AMBITION. Each deck of the virtual ship is designed to simulate a modern aircraft carrier. The main deck houses the galley, mess deck, administrative spaces and the aircraft hangar bays. The first deck is dedicated to academic spaces including the operations and intelligence centers, while the second and third decks house sleeping quarters, team building compartments and activity rooms.
The Leading Edge Aviation Foundation (LEAF) is made up of local area pilots who work to gather funds to provide resources to educate, encourage and award financial assistance to people interested in aviation who might otherwise be excluded. In addition to student scholarships like this one, to date more than 30 learner pilots have trained with LEAF instructors and aircraft. LEAF members also support the Civil Air Patrol Wing of Baxter County and the aviation clubs of the Mountain Home school district. To join this effort and make a tax deductible donation to LEAF send an E-mail to: leadingedgeaviation@gmail.com. Information will be provided.
Directors of the Leading Edge Aviation Foundation present scholarship award to NJROTC Cadet Ensign Johnathon Mason: L to R Tim Phelps, David Dover, Gerald Gaige, Cadet Mason, Kyle McAlister, Bill Nazarenko, Steve Johnson, Chief Jason Williams. Photo by Dani Pugsley
Sweetheart T-Shirts and Sweatshirts are for sale here! We LOVE this design! Order by 1/30/22!
