Coach Lavar Neal works to make learning attainable on and off the field! Known as Coach Vert to many, Neal works diligently each day to help his
students achieve.
English Language Arts teacher Hannah Jackson created a student-driven activity to help reinforce learning for her 8th grade students.
Students visited five stations during the class period to help bring learning to life!
Students in Ms. Washington’s classes had the opportunity to learn an important life lesson on Safe Dating from guest speaker Caitlyn Vernosky, Health Educator with UAMS. ✨
The session focused on building healthy relationships, recognizing warning signs, setting boundaries, and practicing respect in dating. A valuable lesson for today and the future! 💙
Nothing better than books and friends. 📚 Mrs. Banks’ class loved book club today and finished with some quiet independent reading time.
We were honored to welcome Dr. Beatrice Harris from Tennessee State University, who delivered an engaging and insightful talk on the importance of maintaining a healthy diet and managing stress. Dr. Harris shared practical strategies for making better food choices, staying active, and finding balance between academics and personal well-being.
Her relatable approach resonated with students, who eagerly participated in a Q&A session and reflected on how small, consistent lifestyle changes can lead to lasting improvements in their overall health. Dr. Harris’s empowering message encouraged our students to take ownership of both their physical and mental wellness — in and out of the classroom.
Her relatable approach resonated with students, who eagerly participated in a Q&A session and reflected on how small, consistent lifestyle changes can lead to lasting improvements in their overall health. Dr. Harris’s empowering message encouraged our students to take ownership of both their physical and mental wellness — in and out of the classroom.
9th grade Art 1 students are practicing their observational drawing skills by drawing a still life with objects of different sizes, textures, and colors.
Mrs. Jaeger’s Honors Civics class wrapped up a unit over different types of government with a project. For this project, groups worked together to develop their own government for a shipwrecked island society. This was a chance for students to be creative and show what they learned over the course of this unit about different types of government. Well done, students!
Go P-A-T-R-I-O-T-S!
Wishing the VOLLEYBALL team good luck and safe travels today to Batesville! 🏐
Game Day! 🏈
Our 9th graders had a BLAST in Mr. Skaggs’ class this week! Using Hot Wheels cars, they explored how to calculate distance and displacement in a hands-on lab. Students raced cars along straight lines, zig-zag paths, and even circular tracks to measure how far the cars traveled versus how far they ended up from the start.
Parent-Teacher Conferences have been a great success! Don’t miss the chance to stop in, visit with your teachers, and celebrate student success together.
MJHS Art students started working on entries for DeltaArts Bicentennial Brush Strokes art competition today during RTI.
A big thank you to Mrs. Lisa O’Neal for visiting Ms. Washington’s Leadership and Service Learning class! She shared her inspiring journey through her leadership roles, the organizations she’s involved in, her commitment to community service, and even some history of Crittenden County. We truly appreciate her time and wisdom!
The great Dr. George Galindo with Great Minds works with our 8th grade math team during a recent visit.
Science classes have spent time decoding units of measurement. They learned to break down words into base units and the prefixes that attach to each word to better understand number values of commonly used units.
MJHS English teachers work with students to dig into text for evidence!
Why run 2 miles in gym when you can take a 1600-meter "errand adventure" for Mrs. Gentry instead? Work smarter, not harder. 🏃♂️➡️📦
The MJHS Golf Team is off to compete against Cross County. Good Luck! ⛳️
🏈 Game Day 🏈
