Bomber Update--April 10
Mrs. Dewey discusses the ATLAS test and highlights a lesson from one of our Jr. High teachers.
https://youtu.be/cgxJdMyjuTY
3 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
This week-long camp will immerse Junior Bombers in the world of theatre, allowing them to explore aspects of performance and design under the guidance of high school theatre students. The week will culminate in a performance for families.

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.
3 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
This week-long camp will immerse junior bombers in the world of theatre, allowing them to explore aspects of performance and design under the guidance of high school theatre students. The week will culminate in a performance for families. Cost: $75 Grades: Incoming 3rd-9th Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Friday 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Congratulations to Mr. Steve Mendleski for being named the 2026 Richard Padgett Classified Staff Member of the Year!
3 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Steve Mendleski and the technology department with his Richard Padgett Classified Staff Member of the Year award
It's National Assistant Principals Week!

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!
4 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
National Assistant Principals Week--images shows each of our building assistant principals
Did you know?
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.
5 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Did you know? 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!

6 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Those interested in working as a substitute for Mountain Home Public Schools can learn more and apply online at www.penmaceducation.com/mountainhome, or attend an in-person Q&A Session held in Dunbar Auditorium on April 13th at 4:00 p.m.

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/

7 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept

Bomber Update--April 3 Mrs. Dewey highlights Draft Day at ASUMH.
https://youtu.be/s-OmUoCzpgc

10 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept

Whoops! Correct Link for this week's Bomber Update (Spring Break Safety Tips): https://youtu.be/l-WfRrgAnoo

24 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept

Bomber Update--March 20 Mrs. Dewey and MHPS students are sharing helpful safety tips to keep everyone safe this Spring Break!

https://youtu.be/l-WfRrgAnoo

24 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Did you know ? Mountain Home Public Schools offers an immersive foreign language program with opportunities for students to explore the world through German, French, and Spanish. These courses help students build communication skills, deepen cultural understanding, and may lead to academic travel experiences that bring learning to life in an increasingly connected world.

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.
25 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Mountain Home Public Schools offers an immersive foreign language program with opportunities for students to explore the world through German, French, and Spanish. These courses help students build communication skills, deepen cultural understanding, and may lead to academic travel experiences that bring learning to life in an increasingly connected world.
Spring Break is March 23-27! No school!
28 days ago, Jennifer Crawford
Spring Break is March 23-27! No school!
Bomber Update--March 13 Mrs. Dewey Highlights student learning throughout the district.
https://youtu.be/Ah4ZtcI-VhA
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
Did you know that students in grades K-5 at Mountain Home Public Schools have the opportunity to attend an after-school care program on campus for $7 per day? Flight Crew only requires payment on days students attend the program.

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.
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
Graphic that says same info as post with a photo of three young kids coloring with markers
Learning in Action!

Mrs. Resor's and Mrs. Strahle's 4th grade students explored the exciting science of chain reactions and how energy is stored, released, and transferred. After learning about examples like falling dominoes, students took on an engineering design challenge called “Build a Chain Reaction.”

Working together, they designed and built their own chain reaction machines using everyday materials. With each test and redesign, students discovered how one small action can start a whole sequence of events!

Hands-on learning like this helps students think like scientists and engineers—asking questions, solving problems, and learning through experimentation.
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
Learning in Action! Mrs. Resor's and Mrs. Strahle's 4th grade students explored the exciting science of chain reactions and how energy is stored, released, and transferred. After learning about examples like falling dominoes, students took on an engineering design challenge called “Build a Chain Reaction.” Working together, they designed and built their own chain reaction machines using everyday materials. With each test and redesign, students discovered how one small action can start a whole sequence of events! Hands-on learning like this helps students think like scientists and engineers—asking questions, solving problems, and learning through experimentation.
Learning in Action! Mrs. Resor's and Mrs. Strahle's 4th grade students explored the exciting science of chain reactions and how energy is stored, released, and transferred. After learning about examples like falling dominoes, students took on an engineering design challenge called “Build a Chain Reaction.” Working together, they designed and built their own chain reaction machines using everyday materials. With each test and redesign, students discovered how one small action can start a whole sequence of events! Hands-on learning like this helps students think like scientists and engineers—asking questions, solving problems, and learning through experimentation.
Learning in Action! Mrs. Resor's and Mrs. Strahle's 4th grade students explored the exciting science of chain reactions and how energy is stored, released, and transferred. After learning about examples like falling dominoes, students took on an engineering design challenge called “Build a Chain Reaction.” Working together, they designed and built their own chain reaction machines using everyday materials. With each test and redesign, students discovered how one small action can start a whole sequence of events! Hands-on learning like this helps students think like scientists and engineers—asking questions, solving problems, and learning through experimentation.
Learning in Action! Mrs. Resor's and Mrs. Strahle's 4th grade students explored the exciting science of chain reactions and how energy is stored, released, and transferred. After learning about examples like falling dominoes, students took on an engineering design challenge called “Build a Chain Reaction.” Working together, they designed and built their own chain reaction machines using everyday materials. With each test and redesign, students discovered how one small action can start a whole sequence of events! Hands-on learning like this helps students think like scientists and engineers—asking questions, solving problems, and learning through experimentation.
Did you know that Mountain Home Public Schools offers a robust high school theatre program. This year’s Thespians won the top honor of “State Champion One Act” at the Arkansas State Thespian Festival, as well as various other distinctions.

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.
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
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.

Bomber Update: Mrs. Dewey highlights Read Across America Week and shares a story about kindness! https://youtu.be/YCQ5ufRVqp4

about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
Did You Know?
Mountain Home Public Schools offers 15 athletic programs for students in grades 7-12,
including football, soccer, wrestling, and swim.

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.

Reminder: The School Choice deadline is June 1, 2026. More information is available at mhbombers.com/schoolchoice
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Crawford
Post says the same thing as the photo graphic
Mrs. Dewey discusses our procedures during severe weather situations. https://youtu.be/2NprwBpSpOE
about 2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
Hackler has lots of highlights this week! We're proud of all these folks!
about 2 months ago, Jennifer Crawford
Four school staff members (all female) were highlighted this week for their outstanding work - MRs. Justine, Ms. Harper, Ms. Adams, and MRs. Hollenbach
oz's bus of the week - these students were recognized for outstanding behavior. In the collage are 3 intermediate school boys with officer Zach at Hackler.