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.
Magnolia High School students attended Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp on April 16-19, at the Vines 4-H Camp at Ferndale.
The participating students were selected to attend RYLA from a small pool of nominated students. They were nominated because of their strong leadership, work ethic, and excellent behavior. The students that attended RYLA were: Connor Valencia, Zoey Critton, Sophie Aranda, Zion Kennedy, Camden Reed, Akirian Ford, Arely Del Angel, and Caleb Martin were present as RYLA counselors.
Thank you to the Magnolia Rotary Club for sponsoring the students to attend!
Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of the MHS Class of 2026.
Four of Mrs. Beard’s nursing students recently competed at the SkillsUSA competition in Hot Springs through SAU Tech. Two students participated in Medical Terminology testing, while two showcased their skills in the Basic Nursing competition—demonstrating clinical techniques in front of a panel of nursing judges and delivering presentations on medical topics.
We are proud to share that Amanullah (A.J.) Rowden earned a bronze medal, placing 3rd in the Basic Nursing state competition. Congratulations to all of these students for representing our program with professionalism and dedication!
📢 Football Parent Meeting 📢
All parents of football athletes entering grades 9–12 are invited to attend an important football parent meeting. We encourage all parents to be present as we discuss important information for the upcoming season.
🗓 April 30, 2026
📍 MHS Cafeteria
⏰ 5:15 PM
All parents of football athletes entering grades 9–12 are invited to attend an important football parent meeting. We encourage all parents to be present as we discuss important information for the upcoming season.
🗓 April 30, 2026
📍 MHS Cafeteria
⏰ 5:15 PM
Our 9th and 10th graders have been setting goals and putting in the work!
Help them be ready to do their best by getting a good night’s sleep, eating a healthy breakfast, and coming prepared with their laptop, charger, and a positive attitude.
We can’t wait to see them give their very best and show off how much they’ve grown!
Help them be ready to do their best by getting a good night’s sleep, eating a healthy breakfast, and coming prepared with their laptop, charger, and a positive attitude.
We can’t wait to see them give their very best and show off how much they’ve grown!
MHS Panthers were celebrated today for their hard work and academic achievement at the 3rd Quarter Awards Assembly. We are so proud of the dedication and effort our students continue to show each day.
A special thanks to our generous sponsors, Chicken Express, Crowell Foundation, Bodcaw Bank, Farmers Bank, and Sonic, for supporting our students' success.
The MHS pre-educators have some incredible mentors this year! Through the pre-educator program, students interested in pursuing a career in education have the unique opportunity to learn from and shadow teachers across various grade levels throughout the district, all while earning college credit.
This hands-on experience not only builds valuable skills, but also inspires the next generation of educators.
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MHS is proud to celebrate a group of students who competed in today’s Capture the Flag (CTF) coding event at the coop.
This challenging competition tested participants’ skills in problem-solving, coding, and cybersecurity—and our students rose to the occasion, earning a **3rd-place finish**.
Their hard work, perseverance, and dedication to learning truly paid off. We are excited to see what they accomplish next as they continue to grow their skills in computer science.
Please join Mrs. Fish, Computer Science teacher at MHS, in congratulating Hayden White (10), Lakeshia McDowell (11), and Matias Castillo (12) on their achievement. We look forward to competing again next year!
This challenging competition tested participants’ skills in problem-solving, coding, and cybersecurity—and our students rose to the occasion, earning a **3rd-place finish**.
Their hard work, perseverance, and dedication to learning truly paid off. We are excited to see what they accomplish next as they continue to grow their skills in computer science.
Please join Mrs. Fish, Computer Science teacher at MHS, in congratulating Hayden White (10), Lakeshia McDowell (11), and Matias Castillo (12) on their achievement. We look forward to competing again next year!
We hope our Panthers have a fun, safe spring break! We'll see you back on March 30!
The Magnolia Band Program has earned Sweepstakes for the 2025–2026 school year.
The Magnolia High School Panther Band received straight superior ratings at the ASBOA Region III Marching Assessment in October 2025, as well as straight superior ratings in concert performance and a superior rating in sight-reading at the ASBOA Region III Concert Assessment on March 10, 2026. These achievements qualified the band to earn Sweepstakes for the 2025–2026 school year.
The Magnolia Middle School Band also earned superior ratings in concert performance and superior ratings in sight-reading at the ASBOA Region III Concert Assessment on March 10, 2026. These accomplishments also qualified the ensemble to earn Sweepstakes for the 2025–2026 school year.
The prepared portion of concert assessment is evaluated using a rigorous rubric by adjudicators who have met the state’s qualifications through multiple rounds of adjudication training. The sight-reading portion challenges bands to learn and perform a never-before-seen piece of music in just 7 to 10 minutes, depending on classification. During that time, the director must efficiently communicate musical concepts, teach the new selection, and prepare students for performance. At the conclusion of the teaching period, the band performs the piece for the sight-reading adjudicator, who evaluates the ensemble throughout the process.
These honors reflect the hard work, discipline, and musical growth of Magnolia’s student musicians, as well as their commitment to the continuous pursuit of high achievement and musical growth throughout the school year.
The Magnolia High School Panther Band received straight superior ratings at the ASBOA Region III Marching Assessment in October 2025, as well as straight superior ratings in concert performance and a superior rating in sight-reading at the ASBOA Region III Concert Assessment on March 10, 2026. These achievements qualified the band to earn Sweepstakes for the 2025–2026 school year.
The Magnolia Middle School Band also earned superior ratings in concert performance and superior ratings in sight-reading at the ASBOA Region III Concert Assessment on March 10, 2026. These accomplishments also qualified the ensemble to earn Sweepstakes for the 2025–2026 school year.
The prepared portion of concert assessment is evaluated using a rigorous rubric by adjudicators who have met the state’s qualifications through multiple rounds of adjudication training. The sight-reading portion challenges bands to learn and perform a never-before-seen piece of music in just 7 to 10 minutes, depending on classification. During that time, the director must efficiently communicate musical concepts, teach the new selection, and prepare students for performance. At the conclusion of the teaching period, the band performs the piece for the sight-reading adjudicator, who evaluates the ensemble throughout the process.
These honors reflect the hard work, discipline, and musical growth of Magnolia’s student musicians, as well as their commitment to the continuous pursuit of high achievement and musical growth throughout the school year.
Congratulations to our March "Panther PROUD" Students of the Month!
