Mountain Home High School Career Academies is pleased to announce the September 2024 Students, Support Staff, and Teachers of the Month sponsored this year by Dirty Drawers Laundromat!
MHHSCA Support Staff: Nurse Ashten Stevens
ACME Student of the Month: Dana Garrison
ACME Teacher of the Month: Mrs. Laurie Bergenstock
CAB Student of the Month: Julianna Pickers
CAB Teacher of the Month: Mr. Matthew Wise
HHS Student of the Month: Libby Dewey
HHS Teacher of the Month: Mr. Jeff Obert
Attached are photos of each individual pictured with Mr. Brandon Barnes, owner of Dirty Drawers Laundromat. We want to especially thank Mr. Barnes for his support of our school family!
Want to join our team? Join us on Tuesday, October 15 in Dunbar Auditorium from 4-6 p.m. for a job fair!
Some of our students honor our principals for National Principals Month! https://youtu.be/oNCbzlNgWQo
Our SEAD students were recognized today for their work in helping to secure the DFC grant that will total $625,000. The funds will be used by the PAYS coalition to address substance misuse and will educate local citizens on the realities and risks of drug use.
Thanks to these high school mentoring guest speakers today in Mr. Ingle's Advisory: Dr. Bentley Wallace, Chancellor and Christy Keirn, Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement from ASUMH. This visit was perfectly timed for Arkansas College Application Month.
Our annual flu clinics will be held at all MHPS campuses next week. These clinics are conducted by the Arkansas Department of Health. Packets have been distributed to every student, but if you need a copy, you may contact your child's school nurse to get one. Please fill the packet out completely and send it back to your child's nurse before the clinic date.
Mrs. Drewry's AP English Lit class got to hear a presentation from New York Times Best-Selling author Lauren Belfer today at ASUMH. Thanks to Ms. Belfer for spending extra time with our interested students today!
Get hooked on MHHS Bomber Theatre's next production - Peter and the Starcatcher. This zany show will take you on an theatrical adventure with a nameless boy who will become Peter Pan! Join us for a night of laughs, flying crocodiles, and a lot of magic. The show is October 11th at 7:00pm, and October 12th at 2:00pm and 7:00pm. Tickets are on sale now at https://mhhsbombertheatre.ludus.com/200465098.
Happy National Custodians Day!
The Sophomore class representatives have designed a class shirt for the 2027 class and we would love for every Sophomore to have the opportunity to purchase a class shirt. These will be great for game days, Academy Kickoff days, Academy Celebration days, Pep Rallies, etc.
Online Store is open Monday, September 30th and will close at midnight on October 13th.
https://mhsenior2027.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Attention Senior parents! Senior Ad Recognitions are now available for purchase in the yearbook! You can click the link below to create your own Senior's ad with pictures and a personalized message. Get creative and honor your Senior's hard work today!
Yearbooks will be delivered before the 2025 Graduation and are still on sale at the link below.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1002574/Mountain-Home-High-School/
Bomber Update - https://youtu.be/fbkqUfM47L8
Mr. Helmert also recommends visiting this site for more information about our standard response protocol: https://iloveuguys.org
Congratulations to this year's Homecoming Royalty!
Last Wednesday our staff received their Bomber t-shirts from Arvest Bank. This has become an annual tradition that EVERYONE looks forward to! We appreciate Arvest Bank so much. It's always fun to see familiar faces when they deliver the shirts as well! Thank you!!!!!
Congratulations to sophomore Owen Morris for being named Mrs. Lawrence's featured artist of the month!
"The Beautiful Turtle"
Acrylic
Enjoy a picture of current juniors and seniors who received their AP Rewards Checks last week for top performances on AP exams last year!
Homecoming 2024 Info!
This week Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. Rauls highlight the MHHS White Coat Internship Program. https://youtu.be/39hmML6J-Oc
This morning we received notification of another social media threat of violence. This post listed "MHS" as the school in question. While this post did not appear to be targeted toward our district, we did pass this information along to authorities the moment we received it. Law enforcement has confirmed the post did not originate here, and it appears to be referring to a completely different school/district.
Please talk to your children about the importance of not spreading these threats but immediately reporting them to an adult. Re-sharing these posts rather than reporting them is never the answer. We know these possible threats are concerning and scary, and it is important for the proper authorities to be notified immediately.
Thanks to the HHS Academy at MHHS for helping to share information about The Call!
