🎳 Our Special Olympics athletes from Hackler, Pinkston, and MHHS hit Driftwood Lanes today for bowling practice! They’re putting in the work and sharpening their skills as they prepare for their big event on Oct 28th. We can't wait to cheer them on! Go Bombers!
Reminders for Bomber football games ... We appreciate your cooperation for the safety and enjoyment of everyone in attendance!
New artwork in the Pinkston Virtual Art Show. Check out our Fall colors!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTQqlmfhgRLCo1yg1yI-48L9DWP9r64s3ySyEhybtRGxZ2rVGMBiU2vDnen9qRFy8-NDQm3szyXivEm/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000&slide=id.g38d1c48c0a0_0_111
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTQqlmfhgRLCo1yg1yI-48L9DWP9r64s3ySyEhybtRGxZ2rVGMBiU2vDnen9qRFy8-NDQm3szyXivEm/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000&slide=id.g38d1c48c0a0_0_111
Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey shares highlights from across the district this week! https://youtu.be/HFEajD-tA8Y
The AT&T issue has now been cleared up, and our test calls show that you'll now be able to get through to us on a AT&T mobile line! Great news!
Mrs. Camp's WIN extension class has been working on different ways to reuse t-shirts to keep them out of landfills; however, they still want these items to be useful to our communities.
A couple of weeks ago, some students were working on making dog toys. This week some of those dog toys are going to be used in an EAST project at the Mountain Home dog park. We are so glad they can utilize them. Some other dog toys will be donated to various dog outreach programs around our area.
A couple of weeks ago, some students were working on making dog toys. This week some of those dog toys are going to be used in an EAST project at the Mountain Home dog park. We are so glad they can utilize them. Some other dog toys will be donated to various dog outreach programs around our area.
Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey asks Mrs. Lawrence to share about Professional Learning Communities! We also welcome another special guest: Mrs. Goodwin from Hackler Intermediate School! https://youtu.be/3XbaL6lql7s
Pinkston sixth grade science classes created solar ovens to show how the sun‘s energy changes into thermal energy. Students had a great time with a gooey treat.❤️ This is always a highly-anticipated lab, and we think it was a success!
Mrs. Perryman's 6th grade social studies classes are celebrating Constitution Day by learning the words to the Preamble and creating a Constitution quilt to display in the hallway.
Homecoming theme unlocked! We'll be back with more information about dress-up days and activities soon!
https://youtube.com/shorts/ZmrczaAXprk
https://youtube.com/shorts/ZmrczaAXprk
Bomber Update - September 5, 2025: Mrs. Dewey and Dr. Matt Sutton discuss the upcoming suicide prevention education opportunities during National Suicide Prevention Month. https://youtu.be/h5dKVqiLweY?si=zVYXxe_Dkh7PMNR8
This year's first installment of the Pinkston Middle School Virtual Art show is here! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTQqlmfhgRLCo1yg1yI-48L9DWP9r64s3ySyEhybtRGxZ2rVGMBiU2vDnen9qRFy8-NDQm3szyXivEm/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000&slide=id.p
We have some glamorous Bomber fans with us today!
No School on Monday!
Show both of these Bomber Broadcasters some love tonight! Visit their YouTube streams to enjoy varsity Bomber Football this evening! Kickoff is at 7!
YouTube: @HomeTownTelevision | @KTLOStreaming
YouTube: @HomeTownTelevision | @KTLOStreaming
People often ask how they can help support our safety and security efforts. Here's one way!
We love to honor our Special Olympic Athletes, and we appreciate the Lady Bomber Volleyball Team for providing such a wonderful opportunity!
**Family and Consumer Sciences Update from Pinkston Middle School**
In 7th grade FCSI this week, students created posters to hang around Pinkston, encouraging students to be "friends not foes" and to speak out against bullies.
In 6th grade Ready for Life, students interviewed another classmate as if the classmate was looking back on his/her accomplishments on his/her 100th birthday. Students gained valuable insight about their own hopes and dreams (what they hope to become, what they hope to accomplish, how they hope others will see them or what they will say about them). They had to present in front of the class like a real reporter. Some really enjoyed the role playing. It was fun to watch.
In 7th grade FCSI this week, students created posters to hang around Pinkston, encouraging students to be "friends not foes" and to speak out against bullies.
In 6th grade Ready for Life, students interviewed another classmate as if the classmate was looking back on his/her accomplishments on his/her 100th birthday. Students gained valuable insight about their own hopes and dreams (what they hope to become, what they hope to accomplish, how they hope others will see them or what they will say about them). They had to present in front of the class like a real reporter. Some really enjoyed the role playing. It was fun to watch.
One last push for the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (Summer EBT) program, which provides a $120 benefit per eligible child, the deadline to apply is Aug. 25, 2025 so there's still time to apply!
Program Overview:
• Benefit Amount: $120 per eligible child.
Summer EBT Call Center 1-833-316-2421
***If student received benefits last summer the funds will be put on last year’s card, if you no longer have that card call EBT Line 1-800-997-9999 for a replacement card***
Program Overview:
• Benefit Amount: $120 per eligible child.
Summer EBT Call Center 1-833-316-2421
***If student received benefits last summer the funds will be put on last year’s card, if you no longer have that card call EBT Line 1-800-997-9999 for a replacement card***
Beat Harrison Week is September 2-5. All students are invited to participate in these simple dress-up days to show our Bomber Spirit!
