It's time to get ready for spirit week!
Monday- No School
Tuesday- Show us those future careers- Dress up as future you!
Wednesday- Pajama Day-Please make sure they are school appropriate.
Thursday- Adam Sandler Day- Dress in your favorite Adam Sandler attire.
Friday- Rattler Spirit Day- Show off your best Rattler Spirit gear!
Go Rattlers!
2 days ago, Kendra Motley
Congratulations to Ms. Cornish. She received Merit Pay for her work as the 7th Grade Science Teacher at MHS!
We are proud to have educators who are committed to student growth, excellence, and making a difference every day!
It's a Great Day to Be a Rattler!
2 days ago, SPCSD
Creative learning is happening in Mr. Grayson's Science class. The students are studying the plates of the earth and modeling it using play-doh and wooden blocks.
It's a Great Day to Be a Rattler!
3 days ago, SPCSD
Mrs. Bobo's Geometry kids had a dance competition to see who knew the angle pairs. Students won homework passes for their prizes. 9th period: Lainey Beene, Dawson McKinnon, Weston McKinnon, and Jacob Chaney tied for 1st
6th period- 1st place- Keith Wilkinson, 2nd place- Gage Harper, and 3rd place- Jayden Rowton
3 days ago, Danielle Bobo
Mr. Grayson's high school robotics class have been working with the big boy robots and preparing for an upcoming game. Jaxon Crabtree and Rustyn Oliver are hard at work.
It's a Great Day to Be a Rattler!
5 days ago, SPCSD
Come celebrate our Seniors with us!
Senior Recognition will be Friday, October 30th at 6:30 pm for seniors who participate in golf, cheer, cross-country, tennis, and band.
Seniors and their family need to meet at the football field at 6:15 pm.
#GoRattlers
5 days ago, SPCSD
It's Game Day! #GoRattlers
6 days ago, SPCSD
REMINDER: Anyone that will be riding in the homecoming parade will need to fill out the google form attached by SUNDAY 10-11-26. Details regarding lineup and location will be posted once the signup deadline has passed.
Let's make this parade one to remember! We encourage our entire community to come out and support our Homecoming Queen and her court, the Rattler Marching Band, and our Senior Football team!
2026 HOCO Parade Sign-up
6 days ago, Jordan Shanks
Thank you, Diamond Bank, for the informative lesson on all things banking! These seniors in Mrs. Fatheree's math class gained valuable information and some awesome treat bags! #GoRattlers
6 days ago, SPCSD
🐍❤️ MHS MATH IS MAKING AN IMPACT! ❤️🐍
📊 82nd Percentile in Arkansas — Math Achievement
📈 64th Percentile — Math Growth
⭐ 60th Percentile — Growth of the Lowest 25%
👏 Proud of our MHS Math Team:
Kendra Motley • Danielle Bobo • McKenzie Fatheree • Melissa Jones
🏆 Special congratulations to Kendra Motley and Danielle Bobo for also being awarded Merit Pay through the Arkansas Department of Education!
❤️🤍 Strong Teachers. Strong Students. Strong Results. 🐍
7 days ago, SPCSD
Homecoming shirts for sale! Get your order in by October 9th!
7 days ago, Kendra Motley
This week in Geography...Students are working on reading study guides and diving into their issued books. Each student has taken a quiz and are actively filling out their study guides to each section in the topics of Geography (regions and places) and World History(Hunters-Gathers). Test in each class will begin around mid-week next week. All students are allowed to take home their reading study guides/Ipads and study for their tests. Contact me via messenger if you want your child to bring it home. They DO NOT need internet to view their work.
8 days ago, Steve Martin
MHS BETA Club officers attended the Arkansas Leadership Summit and placed in their project proposal competition. Congratulations to River Riley, Bella Frazier, Kyndall Henderson, and Charleigh Wheeler for qualifying for National Convention this summer in Fort Worth, TX!
8 days ago, Mrs. Cooper
Rattler Tennis had a great day at the 2A-8 Conference Tournament. Jordyn Nance won the 2A-8 Conference Championship.
The girls team, comprised of Jordyn Nance, Natalie Bush, Emma White, Ava Harr and Addie Cox is the 2A-8 Conference Runner-Up.
In girls’ doubles, Natalie Bush and Emma White won 3rd Place.
In boys’ doubles, Lucas Cox and Jackson Nance won 3rd Place.
Jordyn Nance, Emma White, Natalie Bush, Lucas Cox and Jackson Nance all qualified and will compete at the 2A State Tournament.
Way to go Rattler Tennis!
#Go Rattlers
9 days ago, SPCSD
The Rattler Golf teams competed in the District Tournament on Tuesday at Degray State Park. The girls team came in 3rd. Ashly McRae finished 8th and qualified for the 2A Girls State Tournament next Tuesday at Diamond Head Golf Club.
#GoRattlers
14 days ago, SPCSD
Mrs. Wood's art students created amazing artwork for the Pike County Fair. Chloe Gold received a first place ribbon for her painting. Ora Kidd received a second place ribbon for her colored pencil drawing. Angeline Williams, Jayla Draper, and Tristan Boyer all received third place ribbons for their colored pencil drawings.
MHS is proud of our talented students!
14 days ago, SPCSD
Go Rattlers!
15 days ago, SPCSD
Our Murfreesboro Elementary K-6 students entered their artwork into the Pike County Fair, held Sept. 9-12, 2026, in Glenwood.
Congratulations to all Murfreesboro Elementary art students who earned a first-place, second-place, or third-place ribbon for their artwork.
Congratulations go out to Ainsley Campbell, 1st grade, who received a Grand Champion ribbon, and Aubrey Mills, 3rd grade, who received a Reserve Grand Champion ribbon.
Everyone did a great job on the artwork. I am very proud of the effort all the students put into creating outstanding works of art.
-Mrs. Walker
16 days ago, SPCSD
It's that time of year again!
If you or your business wishes to be apart of the 2026 Homecoming Parade, please respond to the following form by SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11th! Make sure you fill out the form entirely so that we can relay important information to you via email or text! See Coach Shanks for more information.
Thank you for supporting our students! #2026RattlerHOCO
16 days ago, Jordan Shanks
This week, our 4th grade scientists became engineers! They were challenged to create a simple electrical system using a solar panel, wires, a motor, and a fan.
They had to experiment, troubleshoot, problem-solve, and figure out how to get their system working. There was definitely some teamwork, creativity, and a little bit of “let’s try this!” happening along the way!
We love watching students learn by doing, testing, failing, and trying again. Today they weren't just learning about energy—they were thinking like scientists and engineers!
18 days ago, MES
