Congratulations to our 4A-4 Regional Champions! The Panthers beat Star City this evening 81-42! Go big RED!🐾🏀🏆
On Thursday, February 26th, the Director of Bands at Henderson State University, Monty Hill, visited with Magnolia High School Band students. During his visit, he assessed the band and provided valuable feedback in preparation for the 2026 Region III Concert Assessment, which will take place on Tuesday, March 10th at the Magnolia Performing Arts Center.
Mr. Hill also met with students to discuss scholarship opportunities available through the university’s band program. Students are not required to major in music to receive a band scholarship. Many recipients pursue a variety of academic disciplines while continuing to perform in the university band program.
Six Magnolia seniors were awarded band scholarships totaling a potential $152,000 over the course of their college careers. Individual awards range from $3,000 to $4,000 per semester for up to eight semesters. Scholarships may be extended beyond eight semesters pending approval from the Director of Bands.
Lastly, Mr. Hill invited all students to attend their summer band camp taking place June 16th-20th.
Seniors are shown with their scholarship award letters from left to right: Zac Wilson, Christopher Revels, Ashlyn Gulley, Zoey Robertson, Kearthur Brantley, and Aiden Jones
Mr. Hill also met with students to discuss scholarship opportunities available through the university’s band program. Students are not required to major in music to receive a band scholarship. Many recipients pursue a variety of academic disciplines while continuing to perform in the university band program.
Six Magnolia seniors were awarded band scholarships totaling a potential $152,000 over the course of their college careers. Individual awards range from $3,000 to $4,000 per semester for up to eight semesters. Scholarships may be extended beyond eight semesters pending approval from the Director of Bands.
Lastly, Mr. Hill invited all students to attend their summer band camp taking place June 16th-20th.
Seniors are shown with their scholarship award letters from left to right: Zac Wilson, Christopher Revels, Ashlyn Gulley, Zoey Robertson, Kearthur Brantley, and Aiden Jones
🏀🔥 IT’S REGIONAL TOURNAMENT TIME, PANTHERS! 🔥🏀
The Magnolia Panthers are headed to the REGIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, and we need ALL of Panther Nation behind them! 🐾 ❤️
Let’s pack the stands, wear your red, and bring the energy as our student-athletes compete!
📅 Date: February 25, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:30 PM Panthers vs. Hamburg
📍 Location: Scrapper Arena, 1301 Mt. Pleasant Dr., Nashville, AR 71852
🏀 Bracket: https://www.si.com/.../arkansas/basketball/brackets/14765
🎟️ Get Your Tickets Here:
https://gofan.co/app/school/AR23440
📺 Watch Live:
https://youtube.com/@scrapmedia2023?si=V6aadUaGYXJ5rGYln
Let’s show them what Panther Pride is all about! Travel safe, cheer loud, and support our incredible athletes and coaches as they represent Magnolia School District!
#PantherPride #MagnoliaSD #GoPanthers 🐾❤️
The Magnolia Panthers are headed to the REGIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, and we need ALL of Panther Nation behind them! 🐾 ❤️
Let’s pack the stands, wear your red, and bring the energy as our student-athletes compete!
📅 Date: February 25, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:30 PM Panthers vs. Hamburg
📍 Location: Scrapper Arena, 1301 Mt. Pleasant Dr., Nashville, AR 71852
🏀 Bracket: https://www.si.com/.../arkansas/basketball/brackets/14765
🎟️ Get Your Tickets Here:
https://gofan.co/app/school/AR23440
📺 Watch Live:
https://youtube.com/@scrapmedia2023?si=V6aadUaGYXJ5rGYln
Let’s show them what Panther Pride is all about! Travel safe, cheer loud, and support our incredible athletes and coaches as they represent Magnolia School District!
#PantherPride #MagnoliaSD #GoPanthers 🐾❤️
Tomorrow MHS juniors take the ACT, and seniors take the ACT Work Keys assessment.
Students, be prepared:
✔ Charge and update your laptop
✔ Bring your charger
✔ Rest up
✔ Eat breakfast
Students, be prepared:
✔ Charge and update your laptop
✔ Bring your charger
✔ Rest up
✔ Eat breakfast
This week, freshman students learned about and celebrated Lunar New Year, which began February 17th and will last until March 3rd. As part of the celebration, students focused on prospering in their academic goals by writing them down and placing them inside of decorative red envelopes. Today, students created lanterns to honor loved ones.
The Panther Special Olympics Basketball Team brought home the 🥈 silver medal! We are incredibly proud of their hard work and determination. Way to represent Panther Nation!
MHS teachers and staff would like to thank to Sgt. Tompkins with the Army National Guard and Mule Kick for providing delicious pizza for our lunch yesterday. It was a wonderful surprise, and we truly appreciate your support.
Join us in Panther Arena on Friday, February 20 as we celebrate our senior basketball players, cheerleaders, and dancers.
Attention Senior Parents & Guardians...
While our students enjoy winter break, we look forward to seeing parents and guardians at Parent/Teacher Conferences on Monday, February 9!
🐘 What’s in the Trunk? 🧪🔬
Our AP Biology and AP Environmental Science students teamed up for a joint investigation using DNA analysis and miniONE electrophoresis systems in an exciting lab called “What’s in the Trunk? An Elephant Expedition.”
Students stepped into the role of forensic scientists by analyzing genetic data, making evidence-based claims, and exploring how biotechnology can be used to understand population interactions and support conservation efforts.
This experience was made possible thanks to miniONE electrophoresis systems purchased through the Accelerated Learning Equipment and Materials Grant, along with Bio-Rad Gel Electrophoresis Systems generously loaned by the SAU STEM Center. We are incredibly grateful for the support and partnerships that help bring authentic, hands-on science into our classrooms.
Special thanks to Dr. White at the SAU STEM Center for his support and generosity.
#MHSScience
Our AP Biology and AP Environmental Science students teamed up for a joint investigation using DNA analysis and miniONE electrophoresis systems in an exciting lab called “What’s in the Trunk? An Elephant Expedition.”
Students stepped into the role of forensic scientists by analyzing genetic data, making evidence-based claims, and exploring how biotechnology can be used to understand population interactions and support conservation efforts.
This experience was made possible thanks to miniONE electrophoresis systems purchased through the Accelerated Learning Equipment and Materials Grant, along with Bio-Rad Gel Electrophoresis Systems generously loaned by the SAU STEM Center. We are incredibly grateful for the support and partnerships that help bring authentic, hands-on science into our classrooms.
Special thanks to Dr. White at the SAU STEM Center for his support and generosity.
#MHSScience
PanthersTV will not be traveling to Arkadelphia for tonight’s game, but you can watch the action live on Arkadelphia’s stream: https://www.arkadelphiabadgertv.com/
Go Panthers!!
Go Panthers!!
MHS FBLA students competed in the District IV Competition on February 4, 2026 at UAHT. Some of the students have never participated in FBLA before this year and to place is a great academic honor.
The following students placed in their event:
• Hayden White, Introduction to Information Technology, 1st place
• Sophia Sanchez and Makhia Madison, Graphic Design, 1st place
• Tomoko Schneiderwind, Journalism, 2nd place
• Garrett O’Dell, Financial Planning, 2nd place
• Mason Browning, Sports and Entertainment Management, 2nd place
• Aiden Jones, Impromptu Speaking, 2nd place
• Ja’Niya Turner, Retail Management, 2nd place
• Paris Black, Human Resource Management, 2nd place
• Joslyn Rios, Advanced Accounting, 3rd place
• Baylee Kinnaird, Agribusiness, 4th place
• Carter Chambliss, Cybersecurity, 4th place
• Kendall Bailey, Introduction to Business Communication, 5th place
• Zoey Critton, Accounting, 5th place
• Alberto Baes, Project Management, 6th place
• Auzy Simmons, Data Science and AI, 6th place
• MHS FBLA, Largest Chapter Membership, 5th place
Students who placed have qualified to advance to the State competition, where they will compete with students from across the state. Other students who are competing in State Competitive events are: Mohammed Alroobi, Hasan Alroobi, Ja’Tawan Bates, Jairo Diaz, Shelby Gill, Ashlyn Gulley, Bentlee Kinnaird, Chelse Meza, Christopher Revels, and Zoey Robertson.
The following students placed in their event:
• Hayden White, Introduction to Information Technology, 1st place
• Sophia Sanchez and Makhia Madison, Graphic Design, 1st place
• Tomoko Schneiderwind, Journalism, 2nd place
• Garrett O’Dell, Financial Planning, 2nd place
• Mason Browning, Sports and Entertainment Management, 2nd place
• Aiden Jones, Impromptu Speaking, 2nd place
• Ja’Niya Turner, Retail Management, 2nd place
• Paris Black, Human Resource Management, 2nd place
• Joslyn Rios, Advanced Accounting, 3rd place
• Baylee Kinnaird, Agribusiness, 4th place
• Carter Chambliss, Cybersecurity, 4th place
• Kendall Bailey, Introduction to Business Communication, 5th place
• Zoey Critton, Accounting, 5th place
• Alberto Baes, Project Management, 6th place
• Auzy Simmons, Data Science and AI, 6th place
• MHS FBLA, Largest Chapter Membership, 5th place
Students who placed have qualified to advance to the State competition, where they will compete with students from across the state. Other students who are competing in State Competitive events are: Mohammed Alroobi, Hasan Alroobi, Ja’Tawan Bates, Jairo Diaz, Shelby Gill, Ashlyn Gulley, Bentlee Kinnaird, Chelse Meza, Christopher Revels, and Zoey Robertson.
Our Lady Panthers and Panthers travel to Hope this evening. Tune in to PanthersTV@magnoliaschools.net to watch the game!
PanthersTV will not travel to DeQueen this evening. DeQueen will be streaming the game on their YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@dqtvdequeenhighschooltelev3605?si=5VLa7vw-DWuG7RCi.
Go Panthers! 🐾🏀
The MHS Varsity Dance Team heads to Orlando today to take the national stage! Months of hard work, dedication, and heart have led to this moment, and we are Panther PROUD! Safe travels, dance your hearts out, and bring home that National title! LET’S GO PANTHERS!
Panther Nation, tune in Friday and cheer them on:
🎥 https://varsitytv.link/3HaQIA4
‼️Tuesday, January 27, 2026 Update ‼️
Due to poor road conditions and accumulated ice, Magnolia School District will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28th.
We are continuing to monitor road conditions closely and will provide updates as soon as decisions are finalized for Thursday, January 29th.
Due to poor road conditions and accumulated ice, Magnolia School District will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28th.
We are continuing to monitor road conditions closely and will provide updates as soon as decisions are finalized for Thursday, January 29th.
❄️ Weather Update: Monday, January 26, 2026 ❄️
Due to winter weather conditions, Magnolia School District will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27, 2026. Please stay safe and warm.
Information regarding all weather-related information will be shared through official communication channels:
📢 Social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X),
📱Text messages & the MSD Mobile App
📧 Email
👩💻 District Website www.magnoliaschools.net
Due to winter weather conditions, Magnolia School District will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27, 2026. Please stay safe and warm.
Information regarding all weather-related information will be shared through official communication channels:
📢 Social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X),
📱Text messages & the MSD Mobile App
👩💻 District Website www.magnoliaschools.net
‼️ Sunday, January 25, 2026 Update ‼️
Based on the current weather conditions, the Magnolia School District will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026.
Information regarding all weather-related information will be shared through official communication channels:
📢 Social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X),
📱Text messages & the MSD Mobile App
📧 Email
👩💻 District Website www.magnoliaschools.net
Our students are prepared for the ice, and boredom won't be in the forecast! Stay warm, stay safe, and happy reading!
