Mountain Home Disability Resources Fair: May 16 - 1-5 p.m. at Real Life Church
The Annual Hackler Fine Arts and Family Night is always an amazing event. Here are a few pictures showcasing some of the big talent from this year's event!
Next week is for you, Class of 2024! Enjoy!
https://youtu.be/Ra1rvEPCWSo
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week 2024! We love our teachers! Thank a teacher today!
Mrs. Kohler's math classes had a glow party to celebrate all their hard work on their tests this year!
Third grade science students got a special treat this week with a fun science day! They got to interact with high school science students from Mr. Ingle's classes, and they made slime, played with Orbeez, and did several fun activities related to chemical reactions. Our littles love learning from our older kids. Thanks to everyone who put this together!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week 2024! We love our teachers! Thank a teacher today!
Help support our Special Olympic Athletes as they head to the state tournament! Wear a hat on May 10th! $2 each!
Happy National School Nurse Day to our amazing team: Nurse Ashley, Nurse Bethany, Nurse Wendy, Nurse Ellen, Nurse Angie, Nurse Sue, and Nurse Donna! Thank you for the love and care you show every day!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week 2024! We love our teachers! Thank a teacher today!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week 2024! We love our teachers! Thank a teacher today!
Elk’s Lodge 1714 local Essay Winners this year were presented to the following Hackler students: Tucker Coleman, Pruett Sutton, and Annabelle McMackins. Their essays were sent to compete in the State competition where Tucker won 2nd overall at State and Pruett took 3rd. Photo: Mrs. Swearengin, Elk’s committee member, and Ms Schaufler, Elk’s Americanism Chair, presented checks to the winners Tucker Coleman, Pruett Sutton, and Annabelle McMackins (absent from photo), along with Mrs Goodwin, Hackler principal; and Mrs Griffin, classroom teacher.
Their essay topic was: "What the Bill of Rights means to me."
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week 2024! We love our teachers! Thank a teacher today!
It's School Lunch Hero Day! Our child nutrition department is AMAZING! Thank you for keeping our kids happy and healthy so they can learn! You're an incredibly important part of our district, and we couldn't do what we do without you all!
Water Safety is CRITICAL! AR Act 101 urges districts to provide water safety information to families. In an area like ours -- where water-related recreational options are all around -- this is even more important.
Thank a teacher next week! https://youtu.be/_GkAzYMkUns
No school on Friday for students!
Bomber Families,
We know you like a reminder about things like this: Teacher Appreciation Week is next week! May 6-10! :)
Students must meet specific criteria to be eligible to participate. Parents who are interested in student participation in Special Olympics or with questions, should reach out to our Special Education Department at 870.425.1247. GO BOMBERS!
Athlete Interest Survey: https://forms.gle/px8wuNuPMqYf7rzc8
MHPS CLASSIFIED STAFF HIGHLIGHT: Mr. David Hirsh
Mr. David Hirsh has been a staple across the district for the past 20 years as a valued member of our maintenance department.
While most of us know David around campus, many don’t know that in addition to his myriad talents at work, he’s also a lifelong musician.
David got his first guitar when he was 10 years old, and he doesn’t remember a time he wasn’t singing. He played and sang in church for decades and has been a member of several bands – including some with his wife. He has enjoyed playing many gigs in a variety of venues, at special events like Hootin’ an Hollarin’, and he will soon play a show for veterans in Gainesville.
David prefers playing folk and easy rock music, and he said he doesn’t take requests. “I’m a stickler for playing the music I want to play,” he said. “I just don’t listen when someone yells out from the crowd that they want to hear a certain song.”
Over the years, David has had the pleasure of mixing his career and his passion for music. “I’ve gotten to do demos with kids at Hackler,” he said. “During Arkansas Week I have gotten to teach the kids about Bluegrass roots and talk about Johnny Cash, who was from Arkansas.”
David can play a variety of instruments and has been honored to share them all with students at MHPS. We appreciate David for his dedication in our maintenance department, but we also appreciate him using his personal talents to enhance the learning and the lives of our students.
