Parents and Guardians of MMS Students please review your child’s Immunization records for the following vaccines.
Re: Tdap Vaccine for 6th Graders
Arkansas state law requires that every student entering the 6th grade have a one dose of Tdap for ages 11 years old (as of September 1st each year) and older.
Re: Meningococcal Vaccine for 7th Graders
Arkansas state law requires that every student entering the 7th grade have a Meningococcal vaccine.
PLEASE CALL the health unit at 870-235-3798 or your PCP to schedule an appointment and provide a copy of the updated immunization record to the Magnolia Middle school nurse on/before July 25, 2024. For further questions or concerns, please contact the school office 870-234-2206.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
MMS School Nurse Hayes
CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners of our Grahammy Awards! Mr. Graham and the whole staff of MMS are so proud of these students for their hard work this year!
Attention Parents of Football Athletes!!
Please make plans to attend the all-football parent meeting TODAY May 20, 2024 at 6:00 PM in the Magnolia High School Cafeteria.
This is for all parents whose student is in grades 7-12 and is a football athlete.
Please contact Coach Adam Kirby for additional details regarding this meeting.
A fun opportunity for our growing Panthers! Thank You Southern Arkansas University Athletics!🏈👇🐾❤️
Attention Parents of Football Athletes!!
Please make plans to attend the all-football parent meeting NEXT MONDAY, May 20, 2024 at 6:00 PM in the Magnolia High School Cafeteria.
This is for all parents whose student is in grades 7-12 and is a football athlete.
Please contact Coach Adam Kirby for additional details regarding this meeting.
Thank you, parents for allowing us to take your kids to SCI-PORT they had a blast!!
Thank you parents for letting US take your child and our students to TOP GOLF. It was a privilege! Well deserved by our students….perfect attendance, great GPA, and no discipline. Heart of a Panther
APRIL IS THE MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD!!!
MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT CELEBRATES APRIL AS THE MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD
We are prepared for our students to ATTACK the ATLAS!
6th grade students explored the world of thermal energy transfer during Mrs. Reed and Mrs. White's ATLAS attack rotation by using a variety of methods to make popcorn! After making their popcorn they had to identify which type of energy transfer was used and they created models to show their findings to the rest of the class.
All MMS students will be participating in an ATLAS Attack day tomorrow and several days next week. During this time, students will be attending extended review sessions to review essential skills in English Language Arts, Math, and Science in order to prepare for the ATLAS test later this month.
Students will be reviewing ELA skills such as point of view, author's purpose, citing evidence, writing summaries, and reading comprehension. Math skills that will be reviewed are one step inequalities, surface area & volume, equations, transformations, ratios, unit rates, and more. In science, students will review natural selection, waves, energy, force & motion, and Earth systems, as well as other grade specific skills.
We are excited to make the most of these last two weeks before state testing to ensure our students are ready to ATTACK THE ATLAS test!
We are excited about the student incentive for the month of April! Please see the criteria below to remain eligible.
Eclipse Information
We always love RIF day! Thank you Magnolia Junior Charity League for donating books for all 6th graders!
Congratulations to the winners of our ATLAS Writing Blitz winners! They each won $100 for their awesome efforts in preparation for the ATLAS Writing test.
6th grade- Serenity Savoie
7th grade- Tate Walthall
8th grade- Kaleyah Sargent
Congratulations to our 8th grade students of the month! They were nominated by their teachers for being outstanding students. Thank you to Domino's for their support.
London Robinson
Hayden White
Congratulations to our 7th grade students of the month! They were nominated by their teachers for being outstanding students. Thank you to Domino's for their support.
Maeli Hutcheson
Jack Morgan
Congratulations to our 6th grade students of the month! They were nominated by their teachers for being outstanding students. Thank you to Domino's for sponsoring them.
Keyatha Doss
Hudson Smith
Kaitlyn Mahaffey-McGee is the Director of Choral Activities for Magnolia Middle School and Assistant Director of Choral Activities for Magnolia High School. She instructs approximately 200 students daily in the numerous choral ensembles at Magnolia Middle School.
Mrs. Mahaffey-McGee’s ability to recruit and retain students is an asset that sparks great personal pride. Last year, Cub Choir only had twenty-two members enrolled in the ensemble. This year, Cub Choir has one hundred and fifteen members in the chorus demonstrating a 422% growth rate.
Mrs. Mahaffey-McGee is an active member of the Arkansas Chapter of the American Choral Director’s Association. She holds the position of ArkCDA Event Coordinator for Junior High All-Region Honor Choir Auditions and Clinic. She manages Region 3-East Auditions, All-Region Clinic, and serves as Clinic Host for this prestigious competition that features over thirty participating schools and programs. Magnolia Middle School students actively participate in this competition as well. This past all-region season, sixty-two Magnolia Middle School choir members received the honor of making the honor choir with twelve students earning placement in the top ten chair positions of their voice parts.
In November of 2023, Mrs. Mahaffey-McGee was recognized for her hard work and dedication by the choral directors of Region 3 who awarded her the title of Middle School Director of the Year.
In December of 2023, Magnolia Middle School Prima Bella, Bella Dolce, Cub Choir, and IV (G.E.N.T.) performed for our Arkansas State Legislatures for their annual Sounds of the Season Celebration. The Attorney General made an appearance to hear IV (G.E.N.T.) chorus for their performance at the Capitol.
Also in December, Magnolia Middle School’s Prima Bellas performed for the Columbia County Chamber of Commerce during the holiday season upon special request.
In the Fall, Mrs. Mahaffey-McGee will serve as the region clinician for the Junior High Treble Chorus.
January and February of 2024 brought about one of the most successful competition seasons of Mrs. Mahaffey-McGee’s career. After weeks of after school rehearsals and private voice lessons, Magnolia Middle School presented their talents at Choral Performance Assessment and Solo and Ensemble. Magnolia Middle School Prima Bella and IV (G.E.N.T.) received Superior Ratings in both performance and sightreading at ArkCDA’s Choral Performance Assessment. Both Prima Bella and IV (G.E.N.T.) were the highest scoring Middle School/Junior High groups at Choral Performance Assessment! The day after CPA, select Prima Bella choir members participated in ArkCDA’s Solo and Ensemble competition and came back with the most Superior Ratings out of any participating school in the competition.
While fulfilling her duties at Magnolia Middle School takes up most of her time, she also will provide her talents and insight at the High School level as well. When able, Mrs. Mahaffey-McGee will aid in the endeavors of the Magnolia High School Choral program fulfilling chaperone duties and providing extra aural support when requested.
I am happy to announce Mrs. Mahaffey-McGee has the prestigious honor of being named Magnolia Middle School Teacher of the Year for her outstanding dedication to her students and her profession.
Congratulations Kaitlyn!
