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Jamie is the birthday boy! He requested an Oreo cake which was made by his classmate Zaiden. What better way to learn about measurements and following instructions than to make a cake and eat it!
Attention Seniors! Do you or your parent have an account at Carter Federal Credit Union? If so, please see the following information for a scholarship opportunity!
Magnolia School District will return to school on Monday, January 22 on a regular schedule. We still have many roads throughout the district covered in ice. Buses will not travel down unsafe roads.
Roads throughout the
Magnolia School District are unsafe for travel. We will remain closed Friday, Jan. 19th and plan to resume classes on Monday, Jan. 22nd.
Roads throughout the
Magnolia School District are unsafe for travel. We will remain closed Friday, Jan. 19th and plan to resume classes on Monday, Jan. 20th.
Roads throughout the
Magnolia School District are unsafe for travel. We will remain closed Friday, Jan. 19th and plan to resume classes on Monday, Jan. 20th.
While main road conditions improve, less traveled roads, sidewalks and parking lots remain too icey to safely return to school. Low temperatures overnight will cause refreezing as well. We will remain closed on Thursday. Stay warm!
School will remain closed on Wednesday, Jan. 17, due to inclement weather and poor road conditions. Stay Warm.
Due to inclement weather, we will not have school on Tuesday, Jan. 16. Plans for Wednesday will be announced tomorrow. Any make-up days will be announced at a later date. Stay warm!
Yearbooks are still available to purchase. Price is $60. You may purchase your book online at www.jostens.com or in person from Mrs. Fish at MHS in room 36. There are limited copies left so order your book today.
Tune into PanthersTV tonight to watch the Girls and Boys High School Basketball teams at Malvern. The Lady Panthers begin at 6 p.m., followed by the boys. https://youtube.com/@PanthersTV?si=nYhIuqZvgnwgQAMw
Come on out to Panther Arena Tuesday, January 9th for ESPN Night!
We can't wait to see our students back on campus!
Attention 2024 Seniors and Senior Parents!!!
Another Scholarship Opportunity for Seniors!!!
Thank you First Presbyterian Church for providing breakfast for the MHS Staff this morning!
Say “hello” to two-way messaging in the Magnolia
Schools app! The same district app now offers class
streams, class announcements, and parent-teacher
chat. Look for your personalized invitation to begin
using this feature in our app after 12/20/23.
Download for Android http://bit.ly/2urvzf2
Download for iPhone https://apple.co/30Xngny
Digital Photography Students had to create a "Christmas Mini Photoshoot" in class the last few weeks! Students created a pricing sheet, ad, and backdrop and had students "purchase" their session to take Christmas photos!
Mrs. Jean and her students learned about teamwork by building a gingerbread house together.
The love of reading is contagious, and learning opportunities abound when schools and communities partner together to focus on building a culture of reading for their students, families, and community. Because of their outstanding school/community collaboration, the Arkansas Department of Education recently recognized seven cities as R.I.S.E Communities for 2022-2023.
ADE’s Reading Initiative for Student Excellence, or R.I.S.E. Arkansas program, encourages reading beyond just the classroom and sets a goal to create communities and schools that promote a culture of reading for residents of all ages.
To be eligible for the recognition, schools and communities submitted a letter of commitment, developed an action plan, and provided a portfolio that showed evidence of implementation throughout the year. Applications were then scored using a rubric. There was one factor that each recognized community had in common: dedication to promoting the love of reading.
The only community and district to be recognized a Gold-Level winner twice is Magnolia. Magnolia submitted the maximum number of ten literacy events in their application for the award. These events promoted the importance of creating a culture and love of reading and collaboration among the schools and community. Friday, December 8, a celebration was held at the Magnolia Performing Arts Center. Representatives from the Arkansas Department of Education presented Superintendent John Ward, District Curriculum Coordinator Penny Talley, and the state and community partners with the award.
The District appreciates the support provided by the community and businesses of Magnolia. Without the donated funds and time from these collaborating partners, the literacy events and winning the R.I.S.E. Community Award would not be possible.