Please watch the video for information concerning Progress Reports and Parent-Teacher Conferences. Progress Reports and Parent-Teacher Conferences Video READ MORE >
MMS Virtual Learning Guidelines Virtual students should expect to be up to 24 hours delayed on assignments. Teachers may upload videos and assignments throughout the day as they record during on site classes. Teachers will address questions and give feedback as they are able to during the school day. The majority of this will be done during the teacher’s... READ MORE >
Visual Arts Students at Magnolia Middle School had an AWESOME first week. They explored the qualities of line, and quickly adapted to brand-new ways of doing just about everything. Students in the classroom as well as students participating from home created some great drawings that emphasized the art element of line. READ MORE >
Virtual Students are being asked to fill out a daily Attendance Form, and the link is being provided through their class Teams. Some have had difficulty logging into the Office 365 account so that the Attendance Form can be checked, and some are having a little difficulty with Teams itself. Here are 3 videos that should help with those who have chosen the Virtual... READ MORE >
Greetings!In order to safely arrive in the mornings, all car-riders are asked to follow the Drop Off Map and Directions.* 8th Grade Students should be dropped off in the parking lot between MMS and Central and enter the building through the breezeway doors. 7th and 6th Grade Students should be dropped off in the drive at the front of school as normal.Please pull as... READ MORE >
To Our Magnolia Middle School Family:Meet the Teacher videos for your teachers can now be found on the Magnolia Middle School's website. Here's a link to the MMS Teacher Pages. Find the teacher your looking for and click on them. This is his/her Teacher page. On the right you will see “Classes” and one of the classes should be called “Meet the Teacher”. Click... READ MORE >
August 10, 2020 It wasn't festive. It wasn't rockin'. But it was a bit of fun and a great joy to finally be back at work. After almost five months of anxiety and uncertainty, Magnolia School District faculty and staff returned to do what they do best. Plan, teach, and adjust. Can't say for sure how all this is going to shake out. But we can say this. WE... READ MORE >
Due to the Governor's mandate that changes the start of school to August 24, an updated Magnolia School District 2020-21 School Calendar is now available. Please click the link below to access the calendar.Updated 2020-21 School Calendar READ MORE >
Congratulations to Mr. Zachary Boyd for being selected the 2019-2020 MJHS Teacher of the Year!Mr. Boyd attended Cabot High School and graduated with a Bachelors Degree from Arkansas Tech. He recently graduated from SAU with a Master of Education in Educational Administration and Supervision. This is his fourth year at MJHS. READ MORE >
AMI for the week. Students and I made pizza from scratch. This is us kneading the dough for our crust. READ MORE >
Does this sound familiar? “What did you do in school today?” “I dunno.” “Do you have homework?” “Nope.” “Shouldn’t you study for ___________.?” “I left the stuff in my locker.” Maybe it was just my boys, but I recall those conversations. Maybe your student has missed several days of school for whatever reason, and... READ MORE >
The students at MJHS are excited to discover a feature of Magnolia Public School's new website & app.They're called Teacher Pages, and as you can see from the video, reaction is overwhelming. READ MORE >
Art students created a series of still-life studies throughout the semester, culminating in a final drawing with a Christmas theme. The colored pencil artwork below, Snowman and Santa, was made by freshman Josh Carroll. READ MORE >
It was a fair and festive Friday morning when the MJHS Drama Club proudly presented their original production of Elf on a School Shelf.The play, written collaboratively by students and sponsors, was enthusiastically received by students and faculty alike.Tate Stephens brought a hip, happenin' Santa to life while Nycholus O'Guinn, Jayla Lambert, and Kiya Derrick... READ MORE >
After going through an online application process, Mrs. Liz Bullock (Magnolia Junior High Librarian/Year Book Director) was selected as one of the decorators of the White House for Christmas this year. She spent her Thanksgiving break in Washington, D.C. helping other volunteers from across the nation decorate the People's House. She also attended a reception... READ MORE >