Congratulations to our 12th-Grade Students of the Month for March!
Congratulations to our 11th-Grade Students of the Month for March!
Congratulations to our 10th-Grade Students of the Month for March!
Congratulations to our 9th-grade Students of the Month for March!
This week in the Magnolia READS Video Series, Magnolia graduates Jimmy and Travis Arnold, share the history of their multi-generational family business, Arnold-Baker Chevrolet. They discuss experiences as third and fourth generation family members who work to carry on the traditions and legacies set by the first and second generations.
Click the link below to view the Arnolds’ video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4A5QUhv_JM
PANTHER ATHLETIC SCHEDULE UPDATE
Today's Panther baseball game has been moved to Goodheart Field at SAU.
The Panther softball game will be held at Panther Yard.
Both games will start at 5:00 PM
It will also be Senior Night for both Panther teams.
It's opening night for "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" at the Magnolia Performing Arts Center! Tickets are $10 at the door, and showtime is 7:30.
Thank you to everyone in our community who purchased tickets for our MHS student council prom fundraiser!
It's show week at MHS! Join us at the MPAC on Thursday or Friday this week. Tickets will be sold at the door for $10.
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL SCHEDULE CHANGES
The Panther baseball game scheduled for today vs. Red Water has been cancelled.
The Panther baseball and softball make-up games scheduled for Thursday vs. Ashdown have been moved up to Wednesday due to weather concerns. Both games will start at 4:30 PM.
Congratulations to Collin Hampton and Lucas Cheatham who won first place and Big Bass (5.7 lbs) on DeGray Lake with 12.97 pounds total at the Trader Bill’s High School Trail on 4/15/23. They are currently a major contender for Team of the Year. This will be announced later this week. Go Panthers!🐾❤️🐾
Congratulations to Sam Williams and Allison Rodgers! They both placed at the Arkansas Young Artists Association competition in Hot Springs last Thursday.
Each year as East Side and Central Elementary Schools are participating in the Magnolia READS financial literacy event, the district and campuses also enjoy involving community members in the project. Many community members and parents are asked to be guest readers for chapters in this year’s book The Lemonade War. Another way community members are involved in the project is through the Magnolia READS Video Series. This year, the video series theme is “Multi-generational Family Businesses in Magnolia.” Business owners or employees, most of whom are Magnolia graduates or family members of Magnolia graduates, will share how their businesses began with the first generation to third and fourth generation family members who currently own or work in their businesses. Enjoy this year’s video series and the history of many of Magnolia’s family businesses. The first video comes from Jennifer Lewis Sanders, a 1988 Magnolia graduate, who shares how her family business, Lewis Funeral Home, began and is now owned and managed by the fourth generation.
Click the link below to view Jennifer's video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGUc1YTyZSs
*Teacher Spotlight*
Mandy McIntyre brings the spirit here at MHS! On top of teaching College and Career Readiness, and Media Classes, she also leads our spirit team on our campus. Ms. McIntyre says, "I teach to help students experience success and to help prepare them for life after high school."
Thank you Ms. McIntyre for all you do for our students at MHS!
The Columbia County Rotary Chapter sent 5 Magnolia High School Sophomore Students to Camp RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Camp) at the Arkansas 4-H Center this weekend. These students were selected by their teachers for being great students who show leadership potential. The students are Antonio Brooks, Breanna Mallory, Marquis Milner, Sh'Niya Watson, and Aneesa Williams. Pictured with our MHS Students are MHS Assistant Principal, Terry Sanders, and Rotarians; Whitney Peterson and Shamar Easter. The students will spend the next few days with about 70 other students from across the state learning about being leaders and role models.
Time is running out to sign-up for our Career Awareness Fair! The deadline to sign-up is April 15th. We would love to have you join us!
Shout out to our phenomenal Instructional Facilitators!
You still have time to guarantee yourself a yearbook. The books are on the way to us right now and will be here in time for our signing day event. Make sure you get your order in now. order online at www.jostensyearbooks.com or bring exact cash/check to Mrs. Fish in room 36.
Save the Date! MHS is proud to present "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" at the Magnolia Performing Arts Center. Tickets will be sold at the door for $10, cash only.
The MHS Panther baseball game scheduled for today has been cancelled.