African Americans Illuminating Their Cultural Values In A Diverse World
Thursday, March 3
5:30 pm
7th grade Experience Building
African Americans Illuminating Their Cultural Values In A Diverse World
Thursday, March 3
5:30 pm
7th grade Experience Building
The MJHS Family and Consumer Science classes spent some time this past week learning kitchen math, measurements and French! Students created their own Play-Doh, practiced knife cuts and safe commercial kitchen skills. Be sure to test their French by mentioning paysanne, brunoise, and julienne!
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TONIGHT
Parents for Patriots
Feb. 22 @ 5:30
Lady Patriot Volleyball Tryouts
Art 1 channeled their inner Bob Ross and painted landscapes this week!
Game Day in the LIBRARY!
MJHS Quiz Bowl Team placed 4th at District Regionals, next stop STATE! 🎉
MJHS Trivia Night
Parents for Patriots
Feb. 22 @ 5:30
Class Projects & Edmentum are keeping these kids busy!
MJHS TRIVIA NIGHT
☔️Rainy Days are great days to stop in the library for a BOOK! ⛈
Marketing and Credit Analyst from First National Bank of Northeast Arkansas visited MJHS to teach a Financial Literacy Workshop.
Library Day!
Cowboy B-I-N-G-O in the LIBRARY!
The Family and Consumer Science students are well into their Nutrition Unit, studying kitchen safety, cross-contamination, cleaning vs. sanitizing, recipe comprehension, units of measurement, and basic knife cuts. This will all lead up to their kitchen teams cooking soups next week. Their fungus project is growing strong, seeing new growth everyday!
The Leadership and Service Learning classes are hard at work completing their projects for Black History Month. They have chosen Black Americans that have exhibited leadership in their roles, both professionally and personally. Students are excited to create their Leadership portraits that will be hung throughout the school later this week. They have created some stunning work that truly represents their leadership choices.
Fashion Merchandising students have been working very hard to create a "quilt" of fashion icons for Black History Month. They have chosen individuals who have had an influence on the fashion industry in one form or another in the United States. We are proud to display their work hanging in the atrium.
