Our Outdoor Learning courses received a generous donation of $12,700 from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission on Saturday night at the organization's Night of Conservation in Mountain Home. Thank you so much to the Commission for your continued support of our programming and our kids! Pictured: Commissioner Rob Finley, student Layton Crownover, Assistant Superintendent Judy Lawrence, Mental Health Support Specialist Heather Hatman, Outdoor Adventures teacher Freddy Penka, and School Board President Lisa House.
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People accepting award large check
Reminder for Families: On March 20, our Board of Education approved a calendar amendment that made May 23 a full day of school. This adjustment was made to add back a few hours to our calendar due to an early dismissal in January. Here's a link to the updated calendar showing May 23 as a full school day! https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2418/mhsd/4386037/2024-2025_School_Calendar_board_approved_2.15.24.pdf
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
Spring Break!
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see you on march 31
Bomber Update: https://youtu.be/jzuFz3YiZCw
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
Big Thanks to Mountain Home McDonald's for donating pies to staff at Hackler on Friday for Pi (3.14) Day!
about 2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
teachers with pies
teachers with pies
teachers with pies
teachers with pies
Enjoy this week's Bomber Update: https://youtu.be/lEGyEobTZlU
about 2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
Thanks to Mrs. Benton, our special education director, for coordinating this event and sharing with KTLO! We hope to see our parents of students with special needs tomorrow evening! https://www.ktlo.com/2025/03/12/13-vendors-providing-resources-to-students-available-at-guy-berry-college-thursday/
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Hackler Intermediate School competed in the 2025 AGFC State Archery tournament on Friday in Hot Springs. Hackler’s archery team finished 11th in the state with a season high team score of 2697 points. Thirteen archers shot their personal best including Abigail Bryant who led the team with 237 points. The top boys score was 236 shot by Eli Carlisle. Arkansas State Archery tournament results can be found at nasptournaments.org.
about 2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
archery team
archery team
Bomber Update: Mr. Tom Chentnik, director of the Mountain Home Bomber Band, joins Mrs. Dewey to highlight some exciting band activities and share about what is to come! Big shout out to our Lady Bombers Basketball team as they play at 1 p.m. today! https://youtu.be/I96lk7pVtwI
about 2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
Child Cell Phone Use Facts:
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Cell phone use causes cyberbullying and affects mental health: The rise of social media exposes children to the risk of cyberbullying, contributing to anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem. Many children who have been cyber-bullied may only talk about their experience much later in life when the mental damage has already been done.
Join Mrs. Dewey tomorrow, Friday, February 28 for Drop In With Dewey at the MHPS Central Office from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.! https://mhobserver.com/dewey-to-host-drop-in-event-at-district-office-on-friday-2/
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Join us for a parent resource night for students with special needs! Thursday, March 13 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Guy Berry College & Career Academy Gymnasium! Connect with community partners to assist you in your child’s academic and developmental growth.
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parent resource night at gbcca
2025-2026 school calendar has been approved!
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calendar
Mountain Home Public Schools will be closed on Friday, February 21. We look forward to above-freezing temperatures this weekend and can’t wait to see you on Monday!
2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
Mountain Home Public Schools will be closed on Friday, February 21. We look forward to above-freezing temperatures this weekend and can’t wait to see you on Monday!
Child Cell Phone Use Facts:
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Cell phone use leads to social isolation: Excessive screen time can hinder face-to-face social interactions, crucial for the development of communication and interpersonal skills. Seeing the world through a mobile phone may cause your child to choose to isolate themselves from friends and family. This can lead to social skills being underdeveloped and can also impact their emotional intelligence which eventually affects them in adulthood. Rather than in-person interaction, 33% of teens spend more time socializing with close friends online. 52% of teens sit for long periods in silence, on their smartphones, while hanging out with friends.
Mountain Home Public Schools will be closed on Thursday, February 20 due to inclement weather. A decision about Friday will be made at approximately the same time as today (around 4 p.m.).
2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
MHPS will be closed on Thursday Feb 20 for inclement weather
MHPS will be closed on Wednesday, Feb. 19 due to inclement weather. Stay safe and warm, Bombers!
2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
mhps will be closed on feb. 19 due to inclement weather
Attention Parents/Guardians of Special Olympic Basketball Players: The Special Olympic Basketball event scheduled for Wednesday has been cancelled.
2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
special olympc area 2 coordinators have cancelled the event for wednesday. They're unable to reschedule due to short notice
A message from Mrs. Dewey: https://www.mhbombers.com/article/2034534
2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
Child Cell Phone Use Facts:
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Cell phone use leads to reduced physical activity: The allure of digital entertainment often keeps children glued to screens, leading to a sedentary lifestyle. This lack of physical activity is associated with an increased risk of obesity and related health issues. Not to mention the effect on their posture. Some children may sit with their shoulders hunched and head bent leading to pain in the shoulders, back, neck, and more, in the long run.