Attention Senior Parents & Guardians: During graduation rehearsal today, your student was given an order form from Grisham Studio. If you would like to purchase a picture of your student receiving his/her diploma, please complete the form with proper payment and have your senior return it tomorrow evening upon arrival to the band hall.
You are invited to join us for the 2026 Magnolia High School Graduation Ceremony on May 21 at 7:00 p.m. in Panther Arena. Please help us make this a memorable evening for all graduates and guests by adhering to the guidelines below as we celebrate the Class of 2026.
Congratulations to Mrs. Richardson’s 10th – 12th grade Art Students. They received thirty award ribbons and cash prizes. Mrs. Richardson shared, "I am honored to have students that have the ability to express themselves through art. I enjoy watching them create with such expression."
Ceramics: 1st Place – Ever Sheppard, 2nd Place – Ashley Gore, 3rd Place – Austin Brown
Sidewalk Art: -3rd Place -Ja’Kirra McCullough, 2nd Place – Bentlee Kinnaird, 1st Place -Samantha Hernandez
Sculpture: Best of Show & 1st Place – Krislin Johnson, Best of Show Dirk Williams & 1st Place – Callie Huffman, 2nd Place – Jake Britt
Sidewalk Art: 2nd Place – Bentlee Kinnaird
Collage: 2nd Place – Ever Sheppard
Mix Mediums: 1st Place – K’ Lona Partridge
Watercolor: 2nd Place – Daley Bunn ,3rd Place – Illiana Campos Nuiz
Drawing: 1st Place – Aaliyah Biddle, 2nd Place -Daley Bunn, 3rd Place – DeJuan Dismuke
Pastels: Best of Show Lynette Estes & 1st Place – Ever Shepard, Honorable Mention – D’Airea Curry
Printmaking: 1st Place – Austin Brown, 2nd Place -Kaden Litton, 2nd Place- Jelly Print – Ever Sheppard
Sidewalk Art: 1st Place – Krislin Johnson
Acrylic Painting: Best of Show & 2nd Place – Kyndall Milliff, Honorable Mentions – Maliyah Shaw, Ja’ Kaleigh Carter
Ceramics: 1st Place – Ever Sheppard, 2nd Place – Ashley Gore, 3rd Place – Austin Brown
Sidewalk Art: -3rd Place -Ja’Kirra McCullough, 2nd Place – Bentlee Kinnaird, 1st Place -Samantha Hernandez
Sculpture: Best of Show & 1st Place – Krislin Johnson, Best of Show Dirk Williams & 1st Place – Callie Huffman, 2nd Place – Jake Britt
Sidewalk Art: 2nd Place – Bentlee Kinnaird
Collage: 2nd Place – Ever Sheppard
Mix Mediums: 1st Place – K’ Lona Partridge
Watercolor: 2nd Place – Daley Bunn ,3rd Place – Illiana Campos Nuiz
Drawing: 1st Place – Aaliyah Biddle, 2nd Place -Daley Bunn, 3rd Place – DeJuan Dismuke
Pastels: Best of Show Lynette Estes & 1st Place – Ever Shepard, Honorable Mention – D’Airea Curry
Printmaking: 1st Place – Austin Brown, 2nd Place -Kaden Litton, 2nd Place- Jelly Print – Ever Sheppard
Sidewalk Art: 1st Place – Krislin Johnson
Acrylic Painting: Best of Show & 2nd Place – Kyndall Milliff, Honorable Mentions – Maliyah Shaw, Ja’ Kaleigh Carter
Attention Seniors: Tomorrow is the walkthrough and mandatory graduation practice. Please be at Panther Arena by 8:00 a.m.
You will need to wear your graduation robe zipped up, along with any cords or stoles you have received. (There is no limit on cords for the walkthrough.) You may wear your graduation cap, but please do not attach the tassel, as they are easily lost.
No other head coverings may be worn during the walkthrough.
You will need to wear your graduation robe zipped up, along with any cords or stoles you have received. (There is no limit on cords for the walkthrough.) You may wear your graduation cap, but please do not attach the tassel, as they are easily lost.
No other head coverings may be worn during the walkthrough.
Seniors, it's graduation week!
The countdown to summer vacation is on!
Magnolia High School is proud to have five junior girls participating in the 2026 American Legion Auxiliary Arkansas Girls State and two junior boys participating in the 2026 Arkansas Boys State.
Arkansas Girls State will be held May 24–29 on the campus of Harding University in Searcy, while Arkansas Boys State will take place May 24–29 on the campus of University of Central Arkansas in Conway.
Both programs are immersive, week-long civics education experiences designed for students who have completed their junior year of high school. Since 1942, Arkansas Girls State has promoted citizenship, patriotism, leadership, and involvement in community and government, while Arkansas Boys State has been developing future leaders across the state since 1940.
We greatly appreciate the sponsors who paid the registration fees for our delegates: Steve and Laura Crowell, Dr. Michael Page, Peoples Bank, and Farmers Bank & Trust
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Congratulations to these outstanding students. We look forward to seeing the leadership experience and skills they gain through these prestigious programs!
Arkansas Girls State will be held May 24–29 on the campus of Harding University in Searcy, while Arkansas Boys State will take place May 24–29 on the campus of University of Central Arkansas in Conway.
Both programs are immersive, week-long civics education experiences designed for students who have completed their junior year of high school. Since 1942, Arkansas Girls State has promoted citizenship, patriotism, leadership, and involvement in community and government, while Arkansas Boys State has been developing future leaders across the state since 1940.
We greatly appreciate the sponsors who paid the registration fees for our delegates: Steve and Laura Crowell, Dr. Michael Page, Peoples Bank, and Farmers Bank & Trust
.
Congratulations to these outstanding students. We look forward to seeing the leadership experience and skills they gain through these prestigious programs!
Parents & Guardians,
Please remember to pick up your student’s medication from the school nurse by the end of your student’s last day on campus or by May 29 by 1:00pm.
Thank you
Magnolia School District
Giving back to our community! Our students folded and built hundreds of boxes to help prepare for the Blossom Festival Steak Cook-off. We're proud of their willingness to serve others!
On the evening of May 11th, Magnolia High School recognized the many achievements of our seniors. Our mission is to prepare students for enrollment in higher education, enlistment in the military, or employment in the workforce; their many accomplishments have demonstrated that they are ready for these endeavors!
Awards included:
Concurrent Credit- 75 students
National Career Readiness Certification- 96 students
CTE Pathway Completion (from 10 various pathways)- 69 students
CNA Certification- 11 Students
Lithium Learns- 3 students
Gold Club (30+ on one of more ACT subtests)- 10 students
Platinum Club (30+ on ACT composite)- 4 students
Governor’s Scholars (32+ on ACT and 3.5+ GPA)- 2 students
Seal of Biliteracy (proficiency in two or more languages; these included English, Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, and Japanese)- 9 students
Passing AP Scores- 22 students
AP Scholars (passed 3 or more AP tests)- 3 students
Military Enlistments- 3 students
There were also presentations from TRIO, the Arkansas Activities Association, and Delta Sigma Theta.
Awards included:
Concurrent Credit- 75 students
National Career Readiness Certification- 96 students
CTE Pathway Completion (from 10 various pathways)- 69 students
CNA Certification- 11 Students
Lithium Learns- 3 students
Gold Club (30+ on one of more ACT subtests)- 10 students
Platinum Club (30+ on ACT composite)- 4 students
Governor’s Scholars (32+ on ACT and 3.5+ GPA)- 2 students
Seal of Biliteracy (proficiency in two or more languages; these included English, Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, and Japanese)- 9 students
Passing AP Scores- 22 students
AP Scholars (passed 3 or more AP tests)- 3 students
Military Enlistments- 3 students
There were also presentations from TRIO, the Arkansas Activities Association, and Delta Sigma Theta.
Don't miss out! Purchase your yearbook today!
Special thanks to Peoples Bank for the fun treat cart for our teachers! We are so grateful for your generosity and support. The “We’re bananas for our teachers” theme was absolutely perfect and brought lots of smiles to our staff! 🍌💛
We felt so loved today! A heartfelt thank you to the Crowell Family for graciously providing a delicious Italian lunch for the MHS faculty and staff. Your generosity and support mean so much to us, and we we truly appreciate your thoughtfulness during Teacher Appreciation Week!
The treats just keep rolling in! A big thank you to Farm Credit
for treating our teachers to a fun snack & drink trolley. Your kindness and support made our day extra special during Teacher Appreciation Week!
for treating our teachers to a fun snack & drink trolley. Your kindness and support made our day extra special during Teacher Appreciation Week!
The treats just kept coming today! Huge thank you to Awesome Blossom for the delicious loaded teas! They were such a refreshing boost to our day! You truly live up to your name… you’re awesome!
We were poppin’ with excitement this week! A special thank you to Albemarle for providing such a fun popcorn bar for Teacher Appreciation Week. It was the perfect treat, and we loved every bite! Your support means so much to our staff.
Huge thank you to Rugged Cross Cowboy Church for treating our high school faculty and staff to a delicious breakfast for Teacher Appreciation Week! Those cowboys sure know their way around a kitchen! We are so grateful for your kindness and support.
Parents, schedule verification sheets have been sent home with students. Please review, sign, and return them as soon as possible. Thanks for your help!
A big thank you to our friends at Experience Counseling for the delicious pizza lunch in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week! Your kindness and support mean so much to our staff. Thank you for helping us celebrate the amazing work our teachers do every day!
Seniors, the countdown to graduation is on! Please note these important dates and activities.
