As we wrap up CTE month, Magnolia School District is incredibly fortunate to have Kelsey Elam as our CTE Program Coordinator! Her dedication to providing students with valuable career and technical education opportunities is truly making a difference. From innovative programs to unwavering support, Kelsey's leadership is shaping the future of our students. Thank you, Kelsey, for your passion and commitment!
In honor of Black History Month, students in Ms. Harris' World History and Advanced World History classes explored the African diaspora by studying how historic trade routes, including the transatlantic and trans-Saharan networks, influenced the movement of African populations and the spread of culture worldwide. #pantherproud 🐾
Today an SAU education student, Mrs. Williams, taught Mrs. Rowes accelerated biology class. Students used DNA and protein synthesis to find out what steps you need to take to accurately express the characteristics of the brownie using sprinkles, icing, ect, which represented a protein.
Thank you, Southern Aluminum, Amfuel, and CMC!
We appreciate these amazing local businesses opening their doors and providing our seniors with an inside look at career opportunities right here in Magnolia. Our students gained valuable insights into various career paths, job responsibilities, employee benefits, and learned firsthand how these companies positively impact our community—and how our community supports them in return.
It’s incredible to see products made in Magnolia being used nationwide!
Thank you to the business leaders who dedicated their time and shared their expertise with our students. We can’t wait to continue showcasing the great opportunities in our hometown!
#PantherPROUD #MagnoliaHigh #CareerOpportunities #CommunityPartnerships
Order your 100th edition yearbook today--Limited copies available! Order online at www.jostens.com or scan the QR code to order. You may also order from Mrs. Fish in room 36 with cash or check. Books are $60. For more information or to set up a payment plan, email yearbook@magnoliaschools.net.
4A South Regional Basketball Tournament Information February 26 - March 1, 2025
A group of MHS seniors toured the Texarkana College Aviation Technology program today. Students can complete a three-semester program to attain their A & P license from the FAA.
PanthersTV will be at De Queen for tonight's basketball games. The Lady Panthers tip off at 5 pm., followed by the Boys for the regular season finale.
https://www.youtube.com/@PanthersTV/streams
What a treat! Thank you to the MHS FFA Officers for the delicious goodies delivered today to show their appreciation for our teachers as part of National FFA Week!
Magnolia drama students went to the state thespian conference this past weekend. This is where all the high school theatre departments in the state are able to come together to compete, learn in workshops, and see each other's performances. It was a great time!
Today, February 19, 2025 Magnolia School District will run a normal schedule.
It's Rivalry night in Camden! The Lady Panthers tip off at 5 p.m., followed by the Boys. Make sure to watch on PanthersTV! https://www.youtube.com/@PanthersTV/streams
🏀 🐾 Basketball Updates for 2/18/2025 🏀 🐾
Tuesday, February 18th, during conferences SAU will have some individuals on campus to help parents and students with any questions they may have as they get ready for college!
It's a Valentine's Day Special on PanthersTV! Magnolia Panthers Basketball at Hope. The girls start at 6 p.m., followed by the boys! https://www.youtube.com/@PanthersTV/streams
You can watch tonight's Panther Basketball games at Nashville on the PanthersTV YouTube channel!
The Girls start at 6 p.m., with the Boys following after. https://www.youtube.com/@PanthersTV/streams
Last week, Advanced World History students in Ms. Harris’ class explored diverse sources to analyze the factors behind the rise and fall of Mesoamerican and Incan civilizations. To demonstrate their understanding, they created informative videos showcasing their knowledge of a civilization covered in the unit.
Join us at Panther Arena this evening as we honor our 2025 Senior athletes!
The popcorn bar at MHS was a 'pop'-ular success today! Thanks to our admin and facilitators for the special treat!
FBLA students competed in the District IV competition in Hope, AR on February 5th. The following students placed and will move on to the state competition.
Alberto Baes--6th place in Accounting I
Beatrice Frasier--1st place in Healthcare Administration
Paris Black--5th in Organizational Leadership
Zoey Robertson--2nd in Public Policy and Advocacy
Kyndall Millif-1st in UX Design
Aiden Jones--5th in Impromptu Speaking
Makhia Madison, Nouf Nahshal and Sophia Sanchez--1st in Visual Design
MHS FBLA placed 3rd in Largest Chapter Membership and 1st in Largest Chapter Membership Marketshare.
These students above along with David Burgess, Joshlin Wiggins, Skylar Montgomery, Reed Kirkpatrick, Ashlyn Gulley, Auzy Simmons, Mohammed Alroobi, Humam Al-Shami and Nasif Ahmed will attend the FBLA State Competition in April.
Also, huge thanks to Mr. Wiker for stepping in as an advisor an attending when one of the advisors was out sick. We truly appreciate your help with FBLA.
