Stop by and connect with members of your MHPS Board of Education on Open House night (August 6th)!
Meet Leo!
Leo is a 17-month-old Springer Spaniel and is a new member of the Mountain Home Public Schools team! Leo has spent his summer mornings running tracks, and his afternoons training to locate hidden narcotics.
He is trained to identify the source of five different narcotics, and his commands are given in Czech!
You'll likely spot Leo around the district this year as he works alongside his handler, SRO Recktenwald, to help keep our schools safe.
Welcome to the Bomber family, Leo! 💙💛
https://youtu.be/EYHPcQ1a2gs
Did you order a 2025–2026 Pinkston Middle School yearbook but haven’t picked it up yet?
Your yearbook is waiting for you! Stop by the Pinkston office Monday–Friday, 8:10 a.m.–3:00 p.m. to pick up your order.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Families who may qualify for free or reduced-price school meals should submit a new application each school year.
The application is quick, secure, and easy to complete online at EZMealApp.com.
Don't wait—submit your application today to help ensure your student's meal benefits are in place for the upcoming school year!
Congratulations to the 26 MHPS educators who will receive merit incentive funds this year from the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education!
This is a major accomplishment, and we're so proud of our educators for committing to excellence in education -- every student, every time.
After four weeks of intense Regional competition at the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation Shooting Sports Complex in Jacksonville, the Mountain Home Junior Trap Team capped off an outstanding season with a 3rd place finish at the state tournament.
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Youth Shooting Sports program hosted 64 junior and 64 senior teams, all vying for state championships, as well as individual shooters competing for the coveted Champion of Champions title. The junior teams competed on Friday, May 29th, in a 64-team single-elimination bracket, where each matchup required squads to shoot 125 clays.
Mountain Home’s junior squad—Benson Hopper, Case Hardin, Luke Hopper, Wyatt Bourg, and Austin Still—faced six challenging matches. They defeated Cossatot River FFA, Batesville Pioneers, Bald Knob, and Westside Red before a narrow loss to Jonesboro Grey in the semi-finals by a single target, 112–111. The team rebounded to claim 3rd place with a 116–111 victory over Smackover.
In addition to team success, seven junior shooters advanced to the Champion of Champions shoot-off after scoring perfect 25-for-25 in regional competition. Mountain Home’s Case Hardin joined Gauge Kuhn (Bald Knob White), Joshua Henry Semmler (Dierks 1), Chandler Waldrup (Westside Red 4), Libby Camp (Lonoke Jackrabbits), Parker Reese (Marmaduke Hounds Gray), and Sebastian Sifuentes (Jonesboro Blue) in the showdown. After 11 head-to-head stands, Case Hardin earned 2nd place in the Champion of Champions shoot-off.
This performance highlights the skill, focus, and teamwork of Mountain Home’s junior shooters, cementing their reputation as one of the state’s top trap teams.
Bridges of Mountain Home Schools recently received funding to help provide healthy snacks for students, supporting the well-being of children across our district.
In addition, Pinkston Middle School was awarded a grant to help create new opportunities and support student learning at the middle school level.
Thank you to the Twin Lakes Community Foundation for believing in our students, supporting our staff, and helping make a difference for Bomber families each and every day.
A special thank you to Legacy Title Company for generously sponsoring both our monthly and yearly awards throughout the 2025–2026 school year. Your continued support and commitment to recognizing excellence in our schools means so much to our students and staff. We are incredibly grateful for community partners like you!
Thank you for another incredible year at MHPS — we can’t wait to welcome our students back on August 11. Go Bombers! 💙
Mountain Home Summer Feeding is starting in two weeks!!
This is a drive-through event providing nutritious meals for children ages 1–18 every Friday through August 10th!
This program ensures local children stay nourished while school is out!
To save time in the drive through line, be sure to pre-register each child for the event at this link: https://forms.gle/EvUKCkTUWvLuMNE59
May 29th through August 10th
Fridays from 11am-1pm
1041 Highland Cir Ste 36
Children ages 1-18 only
5 days worth of meals
This is a drive through event
Mrs. Dewey takes a look at the end-of-year learning, celebrations, and special moments happening across MHPS as we wrap up another incredible year.
https://youtu.be/8RwP-EONxL8
If you have a teacher who has made an impact on your life or your child’s life, we encourage you to take a moment to thank them. A kind word or simple note of appreciation can mean more than you know.
Today, each Mountain Home Public School campus was proudly presented with its official Purple Star School banner, recognizing our continued commitment to honoring military service members, veterans, and the families who sacrifice alongside them. 💜🇺🇸
Students and staff across the district wore purple and gathered in representation of their schools as the banners were presented. This is a meaningful reminder that our military-connected students and families are valued, supported, and appreciated in every MHPS building.
Being recognized as Purple Star Schools reflects more than a designation; it represents our district’s commitment to creating a culture of respect, gratitude, and support for those who have served our country. Thank you to all military families in our Bomber community for your sacrifice and service. Go Bombers!
XL7TV.com/MHHS
Other ways to watch:
XL7-TV (K07XL Mtn. Home)
K26-TV (K26GS Harrison)
Over the Air - Ch 26
COX – Ch 843
Suddenlink – Ch 22
Ritter – Ch 21 - 28
Yelcot - Ch 68-75
NEXT - Ch 40
