Magnolia High School

MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT WELCOMES NEW TEACHERS The Magnolia School District welcomed thirty-seven new licensed personnel to the District at its annual new teacher orientation training on July 29. New teachers joining East Side Elementary School are Hannah Larey, kindergarten; Cait Light, kindergarten; Kimberly Bolyer, first grade; Brittany Hilliard, first grade; Jasmine Howell, first grade; Sydnee Torres, second grade; and Jaymee King, music. New teachers at Central Elementary School include Lana Brock, third grade; Emma McWilliams, third grade; Stacy Garcia, fifth grade; Gabrielle Gleason, fifth grade; Alisha Goodner, fifth grade; Elizabeth Liberty, fifth grade; and Mallary Bowser, special education. The Magnolia Middle School’s new teachers are Brianna Burton, English; Trey Davis, PE/health/coach; Scarlett Duncan, English; Charlotte Foster, English; Rachael Jones, science; Crissy Klober, special education; Andrea Muldrew, science; Isabella Munson, band; Aaron Nelson, social studies; Lacey Stuart, dyslexia interventionist; and Courtney Williams, PE/health/coach. New teachers at Magnolia High School this year will be Ethan Danner, English; Mathew Foss, audio/video; Megan Haire, critical reading; Erin McKenzie, English; Ricky McWilliams, special education; Spencer Reaves, mathematics; Jeff Savage, coach; Diamond Snyder, family and consumer science; Cameron Vaughan, TV production; Eden Walker, theater; Alex Whaley, special education; and Shanae Williams, PE/health/coach.

Magnolia School District 2021-22 School Supply List

Magnolia School District Substitute Training

Magnolia School District 2021-2022 School Calendar

Friendly Reminder! MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT HOSTS BACK-TO-SCHOOL VACCINATION CLINIC The Magnolia School District will host a Back-To-School COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic TOMORROW, Wednesday, July 28. The clinic will be held in Panther Arena and start at 2:00 PM. During this clinic, the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine will be administered. A follow-up clinic for the second dose of the vaccine will be held in approximately three to four weeks. This clinic is for District students (age 12 and older) and District staff members. Parents who want their students (age 12 and older) to receive the vaccine and staff members who want the vaccine should phone the District Administration building at 234-4933 and give their name, student's name and age, and phone number. Immunization forms must be completed prior to receiving the vaccine. Forms can be picked up at the front desk of the District Administration Building across the street from Magnolia High School. STUDENTS (AGE 12 AND OLDER) AND STAFF MEMBERS WHO ARE FULLY VACCINATED (TWO WEEKS FOLLOWING THEIR SECOND DOSE) WILL NOT BE REQUIRED TO QUARANTINE IF THEY SHOULD HAPPEN TO BE EXPOSED TO A POSITIVE COVID-19 CASE.

MHS students, don't forget the summer reading challenge! You still have time!

MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT HOSTS BACK-TO-SCHOOL VACCINATION CLINIC The Magnolia School District will host a Back-To-School COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic on Wednesday, July 28. The clinic will be held in Panther Arena and start at 2:00 PM. During this clinic, the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine will be administered. A follow-up clinic for the second dose of the vaccine will be held in approximately three to four weeks. This clinic is for District students (age 12 and older) and District staff members. Parents who want their students (age 12 and older) to receive the vaccine and staff members who want the vaccine should phone the District Administration building at 234-4933 and give their name, student's name and age, and phone number. Immunization forms must be completed prior to receiving the vaccine. Forms can be picked up at the front desk of the District Administration Building across the street from Magnolia High School. STUDENTS (AGE 12 AND OLDER) AND STAFF MEMBERS WHO ARE FULLY VACCINATED (TWO WEEKS FOLLOWING THEIR SECOND DOSE) WILL NOT BE REQUIRED TO QUARANTINE IF THEY SHOULD HAPPEN TO BE EXPOSED TO A POSITIVE COVID-19 CASE.

It’s a great day to be a Panther!

ALL incoming 7th through 12 graders must have a current 2021-2022 physical on file with the school in order to participate in sports.

MAGNOLIA SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST FOR 2022 ACADEMIC YEAR

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOL PLANS BACK TO SCHOOL EVENTS Magnolia High School will hold a ninth-grade and new student Parent Night on Monday, August 2, 2021. The event will start at 6:00 pm in Panther Café. A meal will be provided. MHS students will be able to pick up 2022 class schedules and tour the campus on the following schedule: Seniors – Tuesday, August 3 – 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Juniors – Wednesday, August 4 – 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Sophomores/Freshmen – Friday, August 6 – 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

SNIDER RECEIVES SOUTHARK SOFTBALL SCHOLARSHIP Magnolia High School 2021 graduate, Jade Snider, recently signed a letter-of-intent from South Arkansas Community College in El Dorado to play softball for the Southark Stars. She will begin her career with the Stars during the 2022 academic year. During her career with the MHS Lady Panthers, Jade played the infield and catcher positions. This year she had a .270 batting average and a .553 on base percentage. Jade hit six RBI’s, scored eighteen runs and had one home run. She also drew fifteen bases-on-balls and had eighteen hit-by-pitches. Jade also earned All-Conference honors during years 2019 and 2021.

MHS Lady Panthers Basketball Summer Workout Schedule

Congratulations to English teacher Connie Hinton, the recipient of the Dr. John H. Moore "PACE" Award. PACE stands for Passion, Attitude, Courage, and Excellence. Thank you, Ms. Hinton, for being an outstanding teacher!

MHS is going to miss Anita Moore and Bonnie Wood, this year's retirees. At our end of year lunch, we also recognized last year's retirees, Rose Biley and Kaye Minter. Thank you for all you have done for your students over the years and the positive impact you have had on our campus!

The scores are in! All 29 did amazing! Let’s hear it for the 17 dancers who will make up our Magnolia High School Redline Dance Team!

Congratulations to Jake Nielsen and Angie Saldana for receiving the 2020-2021 MHS Tennis MVP awards!

Graduating Seniors who have an ACT composite score of 19 or higher, should make certain to apply for the Academic Challenge Scholarship, valued at $14,000 for a 4-year college; $4,000 for a 2-year college. The website is https://scholarships.adhe.edu.

MHS students, if you were not at school Wednesday or Thursday to select a free book for summer reading, it’s not too late! Stop by the library today or next week to choose a book. If you read it this summer and complete 4 reader responses that demonstrate your original work with evidence that you read the book, you will get to go on a field trip to a movie in El Dorado next fall. (9th graders will get theirs next week.)

BERRY SIGNS WITH SAU TRACK PROGRAM Magnolia High School senior, Tylaa Berry, recently signed a letter of intent with Southern Arkansas University to run track for the Lady Mulerider track team next school year. During her high school career, Tylaa helped lead the Lady Panthers to one State Runner-up and two Conference Championships and had numerous AAU track accomplishments. As a sprinter, Tylaa participated in the 100 Meter, 200 Meter, 4 x 100 Meter Relay, and the 4 x 200 Meter Relay. She also earned over 160 individual points and over 125 relay points for the Lady Panthers.