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 >
PARENTS of CURRENT 8th GRADERS Please Read!!! Students going to 9th grade may contact Tracy Card (MHS Counselor) at tcard@magnoliaschools.net. She checks her email regularly, and has been working from home. READ MORE >
PARENTS of CURRENT 7th GRADERS!! Please read. Mrs. Kelly Ribble (MJHS Counselor) is asking for assistance in getting students to return their registration paper (green form) for next year’s 8th grade classes. There are 114 7th grade students who have not returned theirs. Students do not have to come to the school if they do not have a means to do so. They... READ MORE >
When dropping off completed work for “AMI Days April 20-May 15, 2020”, please make sure papers are properly labeled with full name, subject, teacher, and week. Without this information, it will be difficult to insure proper credit is given in a timely manner. We will do our best, but completed AMI work will now be distributed to individual teachers for assessment,... READ MORE >
There is a new version of the AMI Packets you’ve come to know and love. Students should be finished with AMI 1-5, AMI 6-10, AMI 11-15, and AMI 15-20. You MAY continue to turn them in as they get finished. Any and all AMI Packets may continue to be delivered to the Drop-Boxes that can be found on the front steps of MJHS. AMI... READ MORE >
The grading policy for grades and how the extra-credit will be counted for completed AMI and Teacher Pages can be found on the MJHS website. It is titled “AMI Bonus/Grading Information”, and you may find it by using the handy-dandy AMI & Teacher Pages Links which are posted below. Or go to the MJHS website, click Explore, then click AMI Information. This... READ MORE >
In case you missed it . . . AT&T* is offering an affordable way to connect to online materials. https://www.att.com/shop/internet/access/#!/ Households with at least one resident who participates in the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) may qualify. There is NO annual commitment, NO deposit, NO installation fee and NO charge for an in home Wi... READ MORE >
For 5th, 6th, and 7th grade parent/students seeking more information regarding registration for the 2020-2021 school year . . . . 7th grade students received an email last week & also had a copy mailed with the 3rd nine weeks report cards. 5th & 6th grade students had theirs sent home while they were still in school the week before our shutting down. There are... READ MORE >
MJHS teachers have compiled a list of useful websites for those parents and students who recognize the need to sharpen their skills beyond what the AMI packets provide.These are NOT requirements.They are simply resources for parents and students to explore together.We choose to see this as an opportunity for Extended Quality Family Time.A chance to learn about,... READ MORE >
Now for some good news!MJHS is proud to recognize two students and their contributions to the 2020 Southwest Regional Science Fair.1st Place in the Medicine and Health Category - Ms. Marley Ford 3rd Place in Engineering - Ms. Hannah GunnelsDue to the event being closed to the public, we have no photos. If any become available, we will certainly post them.Complete... READ MORE >
Teachers arrived at MJHS Monday morning. They arrived across the district, across the state, across the country. There were no students. More than 20,000,000 students across the country absent, sitting at home. More than double that number of parents, guardians, care-givers wondering when it will end and how their children will continue learning. I... READ MORE >
Magnolia Schools COVID-19 Information We are remaining in close contact with state agencies for guidance regarding COVID-19 and how we, as a district, should respond to ensure our students are kept healthy and safe. We have been advised that our focus should be on keeping schools open unless there is a confirmed case of COVID-19 in our immediate area. Any... READ MORE >
Tuesday, March 10 the MJHS Boy's and Girl's Track Teams traveled to DeQueen.Top PerformancesKishaliya Dodd took 1st Place in the Girl's 100M Dash.Jacob Hebert took 1st Place in the Boy's 110M Hurdles.Jace Carter took 1st Place in the Boy's Discuss.MJHS Boys took 1st Place in the Boy's 4 X 100M Relay.Kaahir Banks took 1st Place in the Boy's 400M Dash AND 1st Place... READ MORE >
Seventy-nine MJHS art students traveled to El Dorado Thursday, March 12 and toured an interactive exhibit by artist Claire Ashley. The students could see, touch, and even hear the art! They also learned how the sculptures were made and assembled for the installation. It was a fantastic learning session! READ MORE >
The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) and the Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) are providing the following guidance in an effort to help schools prepare in light of the spreading epidemic of Novel Coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19). School closure decisions will be made in consultation with the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) and Arkansas... READ MORE >
Magnolia High School junior, EmmiGrace Miller, has been selected to attend the 41st Annual Arkansas Governor’s School. The program will be held on the campus of Arkansas Tech University from July 5-August 1, 2020. EmmiGrace is the daughter of Amy and Brett Miller. The Arkansas Governor’s School is a four-week summer residential program for upcoming high... READ MORE >
MJHS Boy’s & Girl’s Track Teams competed Tuesday, March 3rd at the Lakeside Junior High Relays. The Boy’s team took First Place Overall with a score of 112.5 total points. Prescott came in second with 77. The Girl’s team took 5th Overall with 44 combined points. Complete results for all events can be found here. Go Cubs! READ MORE >
Magnolia Trap Teams hosted their first trap shoot of the year at the new SAU Range Facility. The Junior Team of Jake Fuller, Magen Bond, Caleb Hogue, Landon Chandler & Joe Lewis won the Junior Shoot and shot the highest score of any team, 236/250! Caleb Hogue shot the only perfect score of the day, 50/50. Congratulations to all. Good work, Coach Graham. READ MORE >
Congratulations to the Magnolia Junior High Choral Program on their outstanding showing at Region 3 Choral Performance Assessment, held Wednesday at UAPB! Choral Performance Assessment showcases a choir's ability to perform and sight-read in a competitive format. Listed below are the ratings that the Magnolia Junior High Choral Program received at... READ MORE >
The Arkansas Department of Education and the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) is providing the following guidance in an effort to help schools prepare in light of the spreading epidemic of Novel Coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19). Though the current risk to Arkansans is low, the fact of international travel from areas affected by the epidemic requires that... READ MORE >
The Magnolia School District has released the 2020-21 School Calendar and Calendar of Events. The calendar can be viewed on the District website under the State Required Information link or by clicking here: https://5il.co/d86i 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 >
Magnolia Junior High School came to a virtual stand-still today (not really) when faculty, staff, and students discovered Mr. Chris Lynch, famed vice-principal and exotic fish enthusiast, had finally turned the big FIVE-OH. Indeed, many were under the impression he had turned 50 six years ago, but he insists this is not so. We caught up with him in his office... READ MORE >
Tuesday, February 4th, MJHS Spanish I classes welcomed students from the Kindergarten to come experience and have a great time learning about artist Frida Kahlo. Mrs. Marissa Youngblood earned the right to praise her students and their hard work. “They made all of the decorations to transform this classroom,” she said, “and will facilitate the activities... 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 >
MJHS Quiz Bowl competed in two invitationals over the weekend. On Friday they competed at the De Queen Jr High Invitational and placed 4th in the tournament. Saturday they traveled to Monticello to compete in the Drew Central Tournament where they went undefeated and were the Jr High Tournament Champions. Khadija Karim was the Jr. High Tournament MVP with an... READ MORE >
PARENTS!! Please click on the red link below PARENT SURVEY and complete the short survey. Your time and input are so very valuable to Magnolia Junior High School . READ MORE >