Ms. Rowan Gillard, a remarkable first-grade student, inspires us with her outstanding academic achievements and selfless kindness. Her infectious enthusiasm and compassion towards others are truly remarkable, and her impeccable manners set a high standard for her peers.
Mrs. Karen Terrell, our phenomenal 3rd Grade Science teacher, crafts a learning environment that's both stimulating and nurturing. Her students thrive under her guidance, feeling seen, heard, and valued. Her innovative approach and dedication to her students' growth keep them engaged, motivated, and eager to learn!
Rattler XC competed in the Tom Stuthard Top 25 and 2A-4 Conference meet at Acorn High School last week.
Junior Boys
Nathan Sweeden lead the junior boys team with an 4th place finish in conference and an 8th place finish overall with a time of 10:32.8. He received All-Conference Award as well.
Cayden Staten- 39th overall, 22nd conference 13:11.2
Junior Girls
Jaicee Wilkinson lead the junior girls team with a 24th place finish in conference and 40th place finish overall with a time of 15:12.9.
Emily Mooneyhan- 51st overall, 30th conference 16:35.9
Abby Cox- 70th overall, 44th conference 19:46
Kora Stone- 71st overall, 45th conference 19:46.2
Senior Boys
Gunner Cooley lead the senior boys with a 14th place finish in conference and 42nd overall with a time of 22:44.0.
Luke Agudio- 43rd overall, 15th in conference 22:53.7
Senior Girls
Jacee Chaney- 48th overall, 13th in conference with a time of 30:26.
Senior teams compete at 2A State at Oaklawn on Thursday November 5th!
It's a Great Day to Be a Rattler!
Here is the 2026-2027 Basketball schedule. Don't forget the Red-White Games tonight starting at 6:00. Come support our 7th Grade Girls and Boys, Junior Girls and Boys, and Senior Girls.
#GoRattlers!
Piecing together history, World History students in Mrs. Cooper's classes assembled a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle, read about, and discussed Tudor England to review the chapter they'd learned.
Join us tonight as we cheer on the Rattlers and celebrate our seniors! Senior Night recognition begins at 6:30 PM.
#GoRattlers!
Countless parents have worked hard to provide snacks and meals this season so that our junior rattlers can play their best! We are so blessed to have a community that supports our students and athletes!
The Junior Class Poinsettia Fundraiser deadline has been EXTENDED to November 6! Every purchase supports the MHS Junior Class. Delivery will be on December 1, 2026.
Poinsettia Fundraiser Deadline Extended
Monday, November 2 | 6:00 PM
Come support our 7th Grade Girls and Boys, Junior Girls and Boys, and Senior Girls.
Raffle tickets will be available for a chance to win one of two front-door parking spots for the season.
Chuck-A-Duck will take place at halftime of the Junior Boys game. Buy a duck and toss it from the bleachers toward the target. Closest to or on the target wins the prize.
Admission is by donation. Water, sports drinks, laundry detergent, and other team supplies are appreciated.
We hope to see you there!
Rattler Cross-Country ran their last regular season invitational this week! Next week, they will run at Acorn for conference titles as well as the chance to qualify for 2A State at Oaklawn.
This season has been a season of consistent growth for both extremely young senior and junior teams. Each meet has been challenging, but they continue to surpass expectations.
9th graders, Luke Agudio & Gunner Cooley, PR'd with sub 22min 5k's (3.1mi) in the Senior High Division.
7th grader, Nathan Sweeden, PR'd with a sub 10min 1.55mi in the Junior High Division.
Other JR High (1.55mi) PR's include: Jaicee Wilkinson 14:26, Kora Stone 14:47, Emily Mooneyhan 16:26, and Gage Gibbons 13.33.
Coach Shanks's Physical Science class put their knowledge of force, acceleration, and momentum to the test!
They constructed patient safety systems and made vehicle modifications on miniature ambulances to ensure patient (a raw egg) safety in the event of a head on collision.
They constructed patient safety systems and made vehicle modifications on miniature ambulances to ensure patient (a raw egg) safety in the event of a head on collision.
See part 2 for the crash testing!
#GoRattlers!
