OUTDATED RECORDS TO BE DESTROYED
Mountain Home Public Schools will be destroying all outdated special education and 504 records prior to June 2020. These records are maintained for six years after a student has graduated, dropped, or moved from the district. According to state and federal guidelines, these records should be destroyed six years after a student no longer receives special education or 504 services or records are no longer needed to provide services.
All parties (18 years of age or older) who were served in special education programs/504, or parents/guardians of those students, have the right to review and request the records before they are destroyed. The special education records are available for pickup at the Mountain Home Special Education Office at 1001 S. Main Street. 504 records are available to pick up at the Mountain Home Public School Central office at 2465 Rodeo Drive. All offices are open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If not requested, the records will be destroyed on July 1, 2026. Any questions or concerns regarding special education records may be addressed by calling (870)425-1247. In regard to 504, you may call (870)425-1201.
The squad finished 4th overall, posting their highest score of the season shooting a 215 out of 250. The tournament, held in Jacksonville, brought together 44 junior squads and 48 senior squads, with a total of 441 shooters competing, making for a highly competitive event.
Individually, Case Hardin had a standout day, shooting a perfect 50 out of 50. His performance earned him a spot in a three-way tie for overall champion. After a seven-round shootout, Hardin emerged as the Grand Champion Tournament Shooter, earning a lifetime hunting and fishing license from Arkansas Game and Fish.
The squad will return to action this Saturday as they travel back to Jacksonville to compete in the Mack’s Prairie Wings Tournament.
Mrs. Dewey discusses the ATLAS test and highlights a lesson from one of our Jr. High teachers.
https://youtu.be/cgxJdMyjuTY
Cost: $75
Grades: Incoming 3rd-9th
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Friday
1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Proceeds go to support the MHHS Theatre Department productions and events in perpetuity.
For more information, contact Mr. Wise at mwise@mhbombers.com.
Thank you to our assistant principals for your unwavering support and dedication to our students. Your leadership, commitment, and care make a meaningful difference every single day—we truly appreciate all that you do!
The Bridges of Mountain Home program connects students and families with community support and resources—including food, supplies, and basic needs assistance—so students can stay focused on learning and succeed in school.
The School Choice deadline is June 1, 2026.
Visit mhbombers.com/schoolchoice for more information.
If you’re interested in learning more about what it means to be a Bomber, call us to set up a tour at 870.425.1201.
Information for area substitutes:
*Please make note that our original post listed April 14th as the in-person Q&A. The CORRECT date is Monday, April 13th at 4:00 p.m. This has been corrected on the image below. Thanks!
C.A.S.T. for Kids is an event hosted by Farm Bureau Insurance designed to provide children with special needs (minimum age 6) the opportunity to enjoy a quality outdoor recreational experience through the sport of fishing.
Join us for an unforgettable morning of fishing and celebrating amazing children at McCabe Park on April 18th!
For more information and to register, visit: https://castforkids.org/event/mccabepark/
Bomber Update--April 3 Mrs. Dewey highlights Draft Day at ASUMH.
https://youtu.be/s-OmUoCzpgc
Students in Mr. Ethridge, Mrs. Perryman, and Mr. Hedden’s Social Studies classes began with a primary election, where all 6th graders had the chance to run for leadership roles in our community. After voting for their peers, selected candidates created posters and campaigned leading up to the final vote.
Yesterday, the 6th grade voted and our winners were officially chosen!
Next week, these students will get to shadow real community leaders and learn what their roles are all about. On Wednesday, they’ll attend a special luncheon and give speeches about what they experienced and learned.
A fun and memorable opportunity for our students—we’re proud of all who participated!
The tournament brought together 24 junior high teams to compete. The Mountain Home squad delivered a strong performance, finishing 3rd overall and earning a $150 cash prize. The team posted a total score of 200 for the day. Westside Junior High claimed 1st place with a score of 202, followed closely by Cedar Ridge in 2nd place with a 201.
Individually, Case Hardin tied for High Male honors in a four-way tie, shooting an impressive 44 out of 50. Following a shootout to determine the winner, William Huntsman of Bald Knob took first place and the $50 cash prize.
Awesome job, Bombers!
Whoops! Correct Link for this week's Bomber Update (Spring Break Safety Tips): https://youtu.be/l-WfRrgAnoo
Bomber Update--March 20 Mrs. Dewey and MHPS students are sharing helpful safety tips to keep everyone safe this Spring Break!
What a great way to wrap up the week before Spring Break!
Pinkston Middle School celebrated student success in a big way with a student vs. staff basketball game, held as a reward for students’ hard work during the 3rd quarter!
Staff members faced off against the current 7th-grade basketball teams in a game full of friendly competition. Students who earned the reward cheered on their favorites, creating an electric atmosphere from start to finish.
The excitement continued off the court with a staff band and cheer squad that kept the crowd entertained.
It was a memorable day celebrating student success and school pride!
The School Choice deadline is June 1, 2026. Visit mhbombers.com/schoolchoice for more information.
If you’re interested in learning more about what it means to be a Bomber, call us to set up a tour at 870.425.1201.
https://youtu.be/Ah4ZtcI-VhA