MHHS, MHJH and PMS Cross Country present:
RUN WITH THE BULLS

Sign up here: https://runsignup.com/Race/AR/MountainHome/RWTB5k
about 23 hours ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Run with the Bulls Oct 17 500 Bomber Blvd

With fall break right around the corner, we wanted to share the 2026-2027 Break Planner for MHPS students and families.


Planning travel around scheduled school breaks helps students stay engaged in learning, while giving families more opportunities to spend time together!

2 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
MHPS Break Planner 2026-2027 School Year
Federal Title Funds Meeting
October 6, 2026
4 p.m. MHPS Central Office
3 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Federal Title Funds Meeting October 6, 2026 4 p.m. MHPS Central Office
HOCO Parade is Wednesday starting at 6 p.m. Here's a map of the route.

Don't forget to head over to Bomber Stadium after the parade for the Powderpuff Game & Community Pep Rally at 7.

We can't wait to see you there!
3 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Map of homecoming parade route. Start at Hospital Dr. & Buttercup, End at Guy Berry
Homecoming Week is NEXT WEEK!

Get ready to show your Bomber spirit with our district-wide spirit days!

For more information about Homecoming activities and festivities happening at your child’s school, be sure to check their school newsletter.

Let’s have a great Homecoming Week, Bombers! 💙
6 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Bombers Take Flight Homecoming Spirit Week
It’s National IT Professionals Day!

Today, MHPS would like to recognize the incredible team that keeps our technology and our district running smoothly behind the scenes each and every day.

From keeping our devices connected to troubleshooting the unexpected, their work supports our students and staff in more ways than we can count.

A big thank you to our MHPS Technology Team: Steve Mendleski, Chance Buster, Martin Egbarts, Keith Alman, Becca Camp, and Matthew Dailey. Thank you for all you do to keep MHPS connected! 💙💛
16 days ago, MHPS Communications Dept
National IT Professionals Day Sept. 15, 2026 thank you to our tech department-members of our tech department displayed

RAZORBACK READY CHAMPIONS! 🐗🏆

Hackler Intermediate School had some very special visitors today!

You might remember a video that was shared in May featuring some of our 4th grade students taking on the #RazorbackReady2026 challenge. Well… that video WON! And today, our students got to celebrate in a pretty unforgettable way!

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Razorback Men’s Basketball Head Coach John Calipari visited Hackler today for a school-wide celebration with students and staff.

Coach Calipari spoke to students about being good learners, working through adversity, and continuing to push themselves on the path to success.

After the assembly, the students who starred in the winning video got an extra-special reward, and were able to hit the court for a round of Knockout with Coach Calipari and Governor Sanders! 🏀

Razorback Ready is encouraging Arkansas students to get moving, challenge themselves, and build healthy habits as schools prepare to incorporate elements of the fitness test into physical education beginning this school year.

We are so proud of our Hackler students for representing Mountain Home Public Schools and showing Arkansas that our Bombers are #RazorbackReady2026! 💙💛🐗

What a day at to be a Bomber!

#GoBombers #GoHogs

about 1 month ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Hackler students who were in the #RazorbackReady2026  video, pictured with Mrs. Resor, their teacher, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Razorback Coach John Calipari, and ADE Secretary Jacob Oliva
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Coach John Calipari  presenting to Hackler Students
Coach John Calipari with Hackler Students
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders celebrating a Knockout win with a Hackler Student
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders addresses Hackler Students
Coach John Calipari congratulating students on a winning video
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders congratulating the Hackler students on a winning video
Coach Calipari giving Mrs. Goodwin (Hackler principal) a signed Razorback Basketball
Superintendent Allyson Dewey with Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Coach John Calipari , and ADE Secretary Jacob Olivia
signed basketball
A few reminders as we approach our first home football game of the year. Go Bombers!
about 1 month ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Quick Reminders for Home Football Games. Gates will not open until 5:15  Students must stay in the area between the home bleachers and player walkway/back gate. Stay off the banners & Wall of honor  Students/Adults must pay to re-enter the stadium if you leave  No sports balls are permitted inside the stadium. Game balls only  Elementary Students (K-5) must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and should stay with the adult Throughout the evening  Entry is $5 per person. We appreciate your cooperation for the safety and enjoyment of everyone in attendance
💙💛 Beat Harrison Week is NEXT WEEK! 💛💙

It’s time to GET A GOB and show that Bomber spirit! ✈️

Students and staff K-12 are invited to join in the fun with our Beat Harrison Week Spirit Days. Check out the dress-up days below and get ready for a BIG week of Bomber pride!
about 1 month ago, MHPS Communications Dept
beat harrison spirit days dress up: monochrome monday, tourist tuesday, wilderness wednesday, throwback thursday, blue and gold friday
Looking for your child's most recent building newsletter?


Find all of our building newsletters linked below:

Kindergarten:
*Please contact your child's teacher to join the Kindergarten Dojo!

Nelson-Wilks-Herron Elementary:
https://nelsonwilks.mhbombers.com/o/nwhe/news

Hackler Intermediate School:
https://hackler.mhbombers.com/o/mhhi/news

Pinkston Middle School:
https://pinkston.mhbombers.com/o/pms/news

Mountain Home Jr. High:
https://juniorhigh.mhbombers.com/o/mhjhs/news

Mountain Home High School:
https://highschool.mhbombers.com/o/mhhs/news


about 1 month ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Click here and stay in the know. All building newsletters all in one place. Click the links below to view
The talented art teachers of Mountain Home Public Schools are stepping out from behind the classroom easel and sharing some of their own work! Their personal artwork is on display in the Dunbar Lobby throughout August and September.

We love getting the chance to showcase the creativity of the teachers who inspire our students to create every day! 🎨💙

Pictured left to right: Lee Anne Jackson (Hackler), Erika Watson (Junior High), Isabella Phares (Nelson-Wilks-Herron), Christy Lawrence (High School), Libby Posey (Pinkston), and Steve Hargett (High School)
Not pictured: Dora Norcross (Hackler)
about 1 month ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Pictured left to right:  Lee Anne Jackson (Hackler), Erika Watson (Junior High), Isabella Phares (Nelson-Wilks-Herron), Christy Lawrence (High School), Libby Posey (Pinkston), and Steve Hargett (High School). Not pictured: Dora Norcross (Hackler)

Our annual Back-to-School Convocation at Dunbar Auditorium was the perfect way to kick off a brand new school year with district staff! 💙💛

From celebrating innovation through Mountain Home Education Foundation classroom grants to getting a first look at this year's staff shirts from Arvest Bank, the morning was filled with excitement, encouragement, and plenty of Bomber pride.

A huge thank you to Mountain Home PTO for treating our staff to giveaways from Restore by King Dermatology, The Karaoke Barn, and The Pilates Studio, and for partnering with NEXT, Powered by NAEC, to provide delicious donuts and coffee from 870 Coffee Co.

Congratulations to David and Julie Hirsh, who were awarded a shopping spree courtesy of Butler Furniture!

We were inspired by keynote speaker Eli Cranor, then wrapped up the morning with an unforgettable round of Double Dare MHPS, proving once again that no one has more fun than Bomber staff!

Events like this wouldn't be possible without the support of our incredible community partners and volunteers. Thank you to Mountain Home Education Foundation, Arvest Bank, Butler Furniture, Mountain Home PTO, NEXT, Powered by NAEC, 870 Coffee Co., Spectrum Connections of Arkansas, our Mountain Home Public Schools Board of Education, and the many students and staff who helped make the day a success—including Bomber Cheer, Bomber Dance, NJROTC, Bomber Band, Bomber Choir, Bomber Theatre, and the Bomber Media Collective.

Here's to an incredible 2026-2027 school year. Go Bombers! 💙✈️

about 2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
MHPS Staff
MHEF Grants being awarded
MHPS NJROTC
Keynote Speaker Eli Cranor
Mr. David & Mrs. Julie Hirsh receiving a shopping spree from Butler Furniture
PTO Giveaways
Arvest Bank presenting district staff shirts
Contestants/Teachers Double Dare MHPS
Recess Rebels Team Double Dare MHPS
Bomber Media Collective at Dunbar Day
What a night! Our halls were buzzing with excitement as students and families explored our buildings, met their teachers, and got ready for a great year ahead. Thank you to everyone who came out to make Open House such a success!
about 2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Students at Nelson Wilks Herron School on Open House
Staff at Hackler Open House
Students at Nelson Wilks Herron School on Open House
Students at Nelson Wilks Herron School on Open House
Staff at Nelson Wilks Open House
Students at Nelson Wilks Herron School on Open House
Students and parents at Pinkston Open House
NJROTC members at Mountain Home Jr. High Open House
A note from your nurse about Open House:
about 2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
We’re excited to welcome everyone back!  If you’re attending Open House, please stop by and see your school nurse to: • Drop off daily or emergency medications (EpiPens, inhalers, seizure medications, etc.) • Complete any required medication forms • Share important medical information • Turn in updated immunization records or exemption documentation  If you can’t make Open House, please call your child’s school and ask to speak with the nurse to arrange another time before school starts.  A special request: Please avoid bringing medications or paperwork on the morning of the first day of school if possible. It’s one of our busiest times, and it’s difficult to safely process medications while students are arriving. Calling ahead to arrange a time will help with your wait time to speak with the nurse and it also helps ensure your child is ready for a safe and successful first day.  We look forward to partnering with you for a healthy, safe, and wonderful school year!

Stop by and connect with members of your MHPS Board of Education on Open House night (August 6th)!

2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Board of Education Open House 5:00 p.m. August 6, 2026--MHPS District Office
If you are a current MHPS substitute or if you would like to learn more about being a substitute for our district, join us for an informational meeting on July 31st at 9:00 a.m. in Dunbar Auditorium.
2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
#BomberSpotlight #Staff Spotlight

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! 💙💛
2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
Leo, MHPS K9 Unit
Leo, MHPS K9 Unit
Leo, MHPS K9 Unit
Transportation Inservice Opportunity-- July 29th at Dunbar Auditorium 8 a.m.
2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
New Student Registration is on Monday, July 27th from 8am-3pm on each MHPS Campus!
2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept
New Student Registration is on Monday, July 27th from 8am-3pm on each MHPS Campus!
Back to school reminders for the 2026 school year!
https://youtu.be/EYHPcQ1a2gs
2 months ago, MHPS Communications Dept