In today’s Magnolia READS video, 1991 Magnolia High School graduate and former Lady Panther athlete, Stephanie Manning Bradford, shares the lessons she learned as a teenager working a job while fulfilling her responsibilities as a student and athlete.
Click the link below to hear Stephanie’s story.
https://youtu.be/n9MR0m2Rtx4
Our first video in the 2022 Magnolia READS Video Series comes from MHS senior, Jalaiha Bishop. Jalaiha is a student in the Work-Based Learning class and an intern at Flying Burger.
Click the link below to hear Jalaiha share what she has learned in her intern class and on the job in regards to managing her finances, developing a work ethic, and working with others.
https://youtu.be/UeaAVaEWEsg
As we prepare for the ACT Aspire Test, please check the testing schedule and make sure that your child is on time and ready to test during their testing week.
5th Grade - April 18 - 22, 2022
8:05 - 10:00 Daily
4th Grade - April 25 - 29, 2022
8:05 - 10:00 Daily
3rd Grade - May 2 - 6, 2022
8:05 - 10:00 Daily
Magnolia READS Kick-off
On Monday, April 11, students at East Side and Central Elementary Schools will once again embark on a special project, an all-school book club and financial literacy project called Magnolia READS. The acronym READS stands for Reading Empowers All District Students.
Each kindergarten through fifth grade family will receive a copy of the same book—Lunch Money by Andrew Clements.
Families are encouraged to make time to participate in this fun and worthwhile family activity. Reading aloud at home with your children is a valuable experience that better prepares your child to be an effective reader.
While students at the elementary schools will read the book, other district students will also be involved in this project.
For the third year, Farmers Bank & Trust Co. is collaborating with the District on the Magnolia READS project. Farmers purchased the book Lunch Money for all the students and staff in grades K-5. Economics Arkansas also partners in the project. They helped supply the students and staff with resources to use while reading the book.
The District extends our deepest appreciation to Farmers Bank & Trust for the donation to purchase the Magnolia READS books and to Economics Arkansas for supplying the supplemental resources and bookmarks for all students.
The yearly Magnolia READS (Reading Empowers All District Students) financial literacy initiative kicked off today for students at East Side and Central Elementary Schools. Students in kindergarten through fifth grades will read Lunch Money by Andrew Clements. The District greatly appreciates Farmers Bank & Trust for purchasing the books for the third consecutive year for students, faculty, and staff. Our deepest appreciation also goes to Economics Arkansas for providing bookmarks for the students, and resources and activities for the teachers.
Click the link below to view Mr. Ward introduce this year’s project.
https://youtu.be/0cKtKwpKGV4
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NATIONAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL WEEK
APRIL 4-8
It's Time to Dust Off Your Boots!!
Western Dress-Up Day
Thursday, April 14, 2022
Wear your best cowboy/cowgirl digs and let's get ready to Wrangle the ACT Aspire Test!
*Bandanas Are Not Allowed*
Attention:
The cow bus will not run today
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause
Congratulations to Central's March Students of the Month!!!
3rd Grade: Rohan Adcock, Ky'Lee Marsh, Corey McBride, Karsyn Jones, Jakya McKinney, Reese Christenson, Kreiger Wood, Jack Filbrun, Louis Johnson
4th Grade: Taelyn Lemons, Christina Par, Zy'Kirrah Russ, Ceid'nee Hodges, Ra'Khia Henry, Layton Walker, Jyi'Corian Mack, Mikalah Ely
5th Grade: Jaliyah Sears, Deborah Zi, Kimber Myers, Azeriqa Parker, Mason Filbrun, Christopher Moss, Jillian Robison, Ava Robison, Brayden Thompson
Attention: The cow bus will not run today We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause
Attention
The flower bus will not be running TODAY.
Also, the frog bus will not be running TODAY or TOMORROW.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
PANTHER BASKETBALL TEAM TO HOST EVENT FOR FANS
The MHS Panther basketball team will host a PICTURES AND AUTOGRAPHS WITH THE PANTHERS event at Panther Arena on Wednesday, March 30 from 5:30 pm-7:30 pm. The Panthers just completed an undefeated season and won the 4A State Basketball Championship. The team would love the opportunity to thank the Panther Nation fans who have loved and supported them so well!
3rd Grade Science Fair Winners
Biological Science
1st – Bacteria – Ryder Herron
2nd – Does Music Help Plants Grow – Peyton Ellis
3rd – Water Color vs Taste Perception - Judd Hickmott
HM – Do Women Have a Better Sense of Smell – Brynley Ruthardt
Earth and Environmental Science
1st – Lead in Our Soil – Collier Guess
2nd – The H20 Water Filtration Experiment – Camila Jimenez
3rd – Popcorn Pumice – La’Trudy Grantt
Medicine and Health Science
1st – Does Salt Affect Daphnia Heart Rate – Jack Filbrun
2nd – Which Soap Cleans Hands Better – Laila Easter
3rd – Sanitizer vs Sanitizer – Khiry Davis
Physical Science
1st – Testing Ink in Black Pens – Dexter Campbell
2nd – Soak it Up! – Kacey Robinson
3rd – The Effects Different Bats Have On a Baseball – Lucky Fisher
3rd – Velocity Challenge – Travis Glass
HM – The Perfect Polish – Anna Bailey
Engineering, Math and Computer Science
1st – Which Battery Last the Longest – Kade Wilkerson
2nd – Paper Airplanes – Rikhyron Mixon
3rd – Solar Oven – Jase Nelson
Team Projects
1st – Cookie Dunkin – Hyden Paschal, Makhia Mallory, Cylie Wilson, Jordan Biddle
2nd – Fly – Tevin Reed, Aiden Perry, Nz’Zyriah Smith
3rd – Gum War – Lorenzo Gonzalez, Grady Allen, De’Mello Lowe, Shariale Murphy
Overall Runner-Up – Testing Ink in Black Pens – Dexter Campbell
Overall Champion – Does Salt Affect Daphia Heart Rate – Jack Filbrun
5th grade parents: We will be hosting a Beginning Band Informational for parents and guardians of students who are interested in joining 6th grade band. The meeting will be held at the high school band hall, which is the building next to Panther arena. We strongly encourage all to attend to learn more about our band program, how to acquire an instrument, and ask any questions pertaining to our recruitment process. Students will receive an interest form this week that will need to be turned in on Friday, March 11th. See you soon!
In order to accommodate our students, faculty, and visitors, we will dismiss school at 12:00 on Monday, March 7, for the state basketball tournament.
Buses will run upon dismissal.
In order to accommodate our students, faculty, and visitors, we will dismiss school at 12:00 on Monday, March 7, for the state basketball tournament.
Buses will run upon dismissal.
March is National Reading Month, and we want your family to join us in the March RISE Reading Challenge!
For a pdf reader version click the link below:
https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1892988/March_Reading_Calendar.pdf
Congratulations to Central's February Students of the Month!
3rd Grade: Laila Easter, Carter Pettit, Shariale Murphy, Talen Johnson, Carter Martin, Alan Rodriquez, Chyla Johnson, Aiden Smith, and Calen Cross.
4th Grade: Quneshia Henderson, Laura Lu, Marlee Davis, Ransom Warren, Braylee White, MaKaylee Berry, Ta'Niyah Weatherspoon, and Dredan Curry.
5th Grade: Camorian Johnson, Kambryn Spivey, Maddox Bogues, Ja'Niya Howell, Chloe Allen, Allyson Lee, Jackson McClure, Eri'Onna Gulley, Olivia Harlon, Royaltee Rose, and Demarion Wafer.
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER APPRECIATION DAY
