Mt. Vernon-Enola High School

Attention Junior and Senior Parents!

It’s time to order class rings and graduation products for Mount Vernon-Enola High School!

Seniors, congratulations—let’s get those caps, gowns, and grad items ordered!
Online order deadline: October 17, 2025
Watch the “How-To” videos get your orders in:
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Juniors, it’s your turn to order class rings!
Original ring order deadline: October 17, 2025
Click here to order and learn more:
https://sites.kairoscloud.io/6uw8PxvS5sco9TgH70SC?locationID=KdVsNC3xAtdGGgd9YIOc&campaignID=f5abd7bd0f68

Don’t wait—get your orders in today and be ready to celebrate in true Warhawk style!

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Attention Warhawk families! 🎓

Starting with the class of 2027, all Arkansas public high school students must complete 75 hours of documented community service between grades 9–12 to graduate. This requirement is part of the LEARNS Act (Act 237 of 2023) and encourages civic engagement and personal growth.

Key details:

Students can accumulate hours at their own pace. For example, a student might complete 30 hours in 9th grade and 45 in 10th grade to meet the total requirement.

Students transferring into an Arkansas school after 9th grade must complete a prorated number of hours based on their grade level at the time of transfer.

Service activities should include preparation, action, and reflection components. They can be completed inside or outside Arkansas, before, during, or after school hours, and must be approved by the local school district.

For more information and resources, visit the Arkansas Department of Education's community service learning page: https://dese.ade.arkansas.gov/Offices/learning-services/curriculum-support/community-service-learning

Let’s work together to support our students in fulfilling this important requirement!

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We are proud to recognzie the following students as our September Warhawk Pride recipients for demonstrating our core values and making a positive impact at MVE:
Jacob Shock-Jacob took the time after he had completed his assignment to help a fellow student that was struggling.
Aven Ormsby-Comes to class and works bell to bell everyday!
Zion Lehr-helped an underclassman with his locker between classes.
Jimmy Wooley-helped an underclassman with his locker between classes.
Mrs. Kindsfater passed our staff Warhawk pride award to Mrs. Pearce. She stated that Mrs. Pearce exemplifies family by going above and beyond to help students and other staff members, and for her work with our afterschool program. Congratulations Mrs. Pearce and thank you for what you do for our students and families.

⚾️ Attention Baseball Players & Parents!
Jr. High and Sr. High players were sent home with fundraiser forms earlier this week. Please make sure those forms are completed and returned by Monday, 9/4/25.
If you have any questions, reach out to Coach Race:
📧 brent.race@mvewarhawks.org

Thank you for your support of Warhawk Baseball! 💙

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🎒 Pack your bags and get ready for the trip of a lifetime! This summer, Mt. Vernon-Enola students are heading to New York City and Washington, D.C. for an unforgettable adventure. Expect skyscrapers, history, culture, learning, and lots of fun—all in one trip! Picture this: Standing in Times Square Riding the subway through the Big Apple Visiting iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Lincoln Memorial Touring Capitol Hill and exploring museums that bring history to life Parents, we’ll be hosting an informational meeting on Tuesday, August 26 at 6:00pm in the High School Library. Please RSVP for the meeting here: https://rsvp.efexploreamerica.com/fb3bdg3 Let’s make memories that will last a lifetime! Tag a friend who has to go with you! #FlightoftheWarhawk #NYCandDCAdventure #WarhawkExplorers #LearningBeyondTheClassroom

📣 Cross Country Fundraiser Alert! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️
Orders with payment are due to Mrs. Carr or Mrs. Curtis by August 22.
Support the team and grab your Warhawk gear today! ✨
Order form: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZNHbCp46r4eoDZvRg7GCgl47Ea7sSLAX/view

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School Supply list is now available!

Register now for the 2025-2026 school year!
It’s a great day to be a Warhawk, and we can’t wait to welcome you! Whether you're coming back or joining us for the first time, this year is going to be amazing!
https://www.mvewarhawks.org/page/students
All students need to register using the link — returning and new!
We’re so excited to see all our returning students and can’t wait to meet the newest Warhawks joining the family!

Seniors of 2026 schedule your yearbook pictures with Jackie Romine. She will be on campus July 29 use the following link to schedule https://www.jackierominephotography.com/mount-vernon-senior-2026-booking

🚨 We're building something great — and you could be part of it! The Mt. Vernon-Enola School District is hiring for the 2025-2026 school year! 🛠️📚💼 We're looking for difference-makers to join the Warhawk team: Elementary Dean of Students Bus Drivers Paraprofessionals If you believe in integrity, innovation, achievement, and family, we want you on board! 📲 Click here to learn more and apply: https://www.mvewarhawks.org/page/employment-opportunities Let’s soar together. #FlightoftheWarhawk

Starts tomorrow, Tuesday, May 27th! Make sure you get your students registered! 🏀 It's time for the 24th Annual Warhawk Basketball Camp! 🏀 Girls and boys entering grades 3 through 9 are invited to join us for three fun-filled days of basketball skills and games! Where: Mt. Vernon-Enola High School Gym at 38 Garland Springs Rd, Mt. Vernon When: Girls Camp - Registration: Tuesday, May 27 from 7:30 to 8:00 am - Clinic: May 27 through May 29 from 8:00 to 11:00 am Boys Camp - Registration: Tuesday, May 27 from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm - Clinic: May 27 through May 29 from 12:00 to 3:00 pm Cost: $40 per student, $20 for each additional student in the same household All participants will receive a camp T-shirt. The concession stand will be open each day for campers to purchase candy, popsicles, and drinks. The goal of the camp is to introduce and improve basketball fundamentals, develop team and individual skills, and have a great time doing it! For questions, contact Adam Carlton at 501-231-6612 or Drew Blocker at 501-470-5485. Please leave a message if no answer. Find more information here, or click the QR code: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vC5yBj6o402UXEYtC_M-XeTE8Cv0svkAME8JnH4mm4Q/edit?usp=sharing #FlightoftheWarhawk

ATTENTION Families of 2026 Seniors: We’re excited for Senior Step Up on Tuesday, May 13! But several students still don’t have a form completed. Without it, they can have breakfast—but won’t be able to join the parade. Get it done tonight! It’ll be too late in the morning: https://forms.gle/hUpCUWbYXZeFdKwn6

Audrey Thomason and G. W. Peterson represented MVE at the 2025 Conway Noon Rotary Outstanding 8th Grade Achievement Award Program. These students were nominated by their teachers and joined 8th graders from the other Faulkner County Schools. Achievements of these students were announced including volunteer service to their community, academic success, involvement in extracurricular activities, and leadership qualities. These kids represented MVE well!

Our AP Calculus AB students are working hard preparing for the Advanced Placement Exam on May 12! This is a high-stakes test with big rewards — students who score a 3 or higher can earn college math credit. We're proud of their dedication and wish them the best as they gear up for this important opportunity! #FlightoftheWarhawk

Due to a power outage at the Elementary campus and widespread flooding in the area, Mt. Vernon Enola School District will be out of school today, Friday, April 4, 2025. Please stay safe and avoid flooded roads. Thank you for your understanding. Mount Vernon-Enola Schools

Congratulations to Jason Jobe, our March Staff Warhawk Pride Award recipient! Coach Blocker and Carlton nominated him, saying he exemplifies our core value of family by going above and beyond for our students. Coach Jobe took time away from spring practice to bring the baseball and softball teams to the regional tournament to cheer on our Warhawk basketball teams. His commitment to building a supportive and united Warhawk family does not go unnoticed! Thank you, Coach Jobe, for embodying the spirit of a Warhawk! #FlightoftheWarhawk

This month, we proudly recognize Legion Brownlee, Josh Kerr, Braiden Metz, Maggie Emery, and Alyssa Gilbert as our February Warhawk Pride recipients! These students have volunteered as mentors, taking time during lunch or before school to support underclassmen who have faced challenges in their transition to high school. This work exemplifies our core values of family and integrity, creating a welcoming and supportive environment for their peers. Thank you for making a difference! #FlightoftheWarhawk

It's here! The Be Pro, Be Proud simulation is an interactive experience designed to introduce students to high-demand skilled trades. Through hands-on virtual activities, students can explore careers in fields like welding, trucking, construction, and more. This mobile unit provides a unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge technology and learn about career paths that offer strong job prospects and competitive salaries. #FlightoftheWarhawk

We have a power outage at the High School. The Entergy Estimated Restoration time is 8:30 am. We will still be in session this morning and are hopeful for an early restoration time.#FlightoftheWarhawk

We are excited to recognize our January Warhawk Pride Recipients: Ben Thomason, Audrey Thomason, Dylan Henry, Abby Winters, and Kinley Burns! These students have gone above and beyond to demonstrate the core values that make us proud to be Warhawks. Ben Thomason and Dylan Henry were nominated by their bus driver, Ms. Britney, for their quick thinking and leadership. In December, when she had an issue with her bus, they jumped in to guide her to a safe area and called for assistance. When it was time to transfer to a new bus, Dylan, Ben, and Audrey Thomason stepped up to help transfer students, making the process smoother and less stressful for everyone. Abby Winters consistently stays after the bell to help pick up supplies and put up chairs while many classmates rush out. Her willingness to help does not go unnoticed! Kinley Burns showed great care and responsibility by finding an adult to assist a student experiencing a medical issue when she couldn't locate the nurse. Thank you all for your kindness, leadership, and dedication to helping others! Keep soaring, Warhawks!