Mt. Vernon-Enola High School

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!

We are thrilled to celebrate our December Student Warhawk Pride recipients for their outstanding demonstration of our core values: Brooklyn Sullivan Brooklyn exemplified integrity by taking the initiative to help her classmates when they needed it and cleaning up after others. Ryder Henry Ryder showed kindness by sitting with a student who was sitting alone during BIG period. Jacob Henry Jacob demonstrated kindness by spending several days this week during BIG period talking to a student who often sits alone in class and at lunch. Thank you, Brooklyn, Ryder, and Jacob, for making MVE a place where everyone feels valued and supported! Our Warhawk pride recipient is Karlie Crawford. Mrs. Crawford displayed innovation by seeking out new ideas to support our Warhawk expectations in her classroom. She launched the class economy system as a means to reward students for good choices in her classroom. She provided an end-of-semester auction where students could use their class bucks to buy items. Thank you for your innovation, Mrs Crawford.

🏀 Basketball Game Updates 🏀 Here’s the latest on our upcoming basketball schedule: Friday, Dec. 20: Warhawk Senior Boys ONLY vs. Jacksonville Lighthouse 🕠 Game starts at 5:30 PM. Thursday, Jan. 2: Warhawks vs. Faulkner County Homeschool are cancelled. Friday, Jan. 3: (Rescheduled from December 3) Warhawks vs. Conway Christian. 📅 Thank you for your continued support! Let’s cheer on our Warhawks! 💙 #FlightoftheWarhawk

Our 8th- 12th grade students had an incredible opportunity to explore future careers at our Career Fair! Each industry represented brought hands-on activities, allowing students to actively engage and get a real feel for various professions. A huge shoutout to Mrs. Cornett for her hard work in coordinating this event! She thoughtfully invited industry partners that align with our Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways, helping students connect their learning to real-world opportunities. Thank you to our industry partners for investing in our students and bringing their expertise to life! #FlightoftheWarhawk

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from Mt. Vernon-Enola School District! 🦃 As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving, we are filled with gratitude for our amazing students, dedicated teachers, supportive parents, and incredible staff. This holiday season, let's take a moment to reflect on all the things we are thankful for—our community, our friendships, and the wonderful learning experiences we share every day. Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and restful Thanksgiving break! 🧡 #FlightoftheWarhawk

MVE High School juniors participated in a one-day ACT training led by Cantrell & Waller Preparatory Services hosted at Arch Ford Cooperative. Our students were eager to learn strategies and best practices to help them excel on the ACT exam! #FlightofhteWarhawk

A group of students participated in a day-long virtual event with UAMS Medical School called the Find Your Future! This unique experience allowed them to explore various healthcare professions while engaging in hands-on activities that simulate real-life tasks in those careers. 🩻🧬🩹 We’re so proud of our students for taking this opportunity to learn and broaden their horizons in the world of medicine and healthcare. #FlightoftheWarhawk

Big news, Mt. Vernon-Enola HS students! You can travel to Italy in Summer 2026! Register for the information meeting to learn more about this exciting opportunity here: https://bit.ly/4e34HSx Travel is so much more than just planes and trains! Students can gain new perspectives, develop a sense of independence, and build skills for the future through this experience. Don’t forget to register for the meeting here: https://bit.ly/4e34HSx for more details about this Summer 2026 trip.

Our 8th graders are wrapping up their unit on forces with a Student Choice Project! Today, they began planning and collaborating in groups to create projects that showcase their understanding of the different forces that shape our world. We can't wait to see the creativity, teamwork, and scientific knowledge that shines through as they bring their ideas to life. #FlightoftheWarhawk

Each school day, millions of children ride school buses. Did you know that the school bus is one of the safest vehicles on the road? For more information, visit Nat'l Highway Traffic Safety Administration at https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/school-bus-safety. #FlightoftheWarhawk

Yellow and red flashing lights on the school bus are different! Please pay attention and help keep our students and drivers safe! #FlightoftheWarhawk

Due to their large size and precious cargo, school buses have different limitations than your smaller vehicle. #FlightoftheWarhawk

Here are some important bus safety tips for Students: Stop, Look, Listen: Before crossing the street, always stop, look left, right, and left again, and listen for traffic. Stay in Designated Areas: Always wait for the bus in a safe, designated area, away from traffic. Be Mindful of Traffic: Be aware of your surroundings and avoid running or playing near the bus. Stay Seated: Once on the bus, stay seated and avoid distractions. #FlightoftheWarhawk

🎓 Senior Parents & Guardians 🎓 If your senior is college-bound, be ready to fill out the FAFSA in December! This form is crucial for federal aid like the Pell Grant (up to $7,395/year) and required for the Arkansas Academic Challenge and Governor’s Distinguished Scholarship. 💻 Need help setting up your FSA ID? Join us on Parent/Teacher Conference Night, Thursday, October 24th, in Ms. Crawford’s classroom. Bring your social security number and email to get started! FSA IDs are needed to open and sign the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), which helps determine eligibility for college/trade school aid. FAFSA opens in December! 🔗 Create your FSA ID here: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch 🔗 More info: https://studentaid.gov/help/fafsa 🔗 More info: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4451/MVEHS/4933631/FSA_ID_parent_letter.pdf #FlightoftheWarhawk

🏀 Get Ready for Tournament Action! 🏀 Our basketball teams are hitting the court for the Pangburn Tipoff Classic Basketball Tournament! Come out and show your support! Monday: Senior Girls play at 3:45, Senior Boys play at 4:55, both teams will face off with Tuckerman. Tuesday: Senior Girls will play EStem at 7:15 and Senior Boys will play Bay at 8:25 💙🔥 #FlightoftheWarhawk

National School Bus Safety Week October 21-25, 2024 Did you know that not stopping at least 30 feet from a school bus could earn you a Misdemeanor, a fine of $250-$1000, and/or up to 90 days in jail? Find out more here: https://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/Home/FTPDocument?path=%2FACTS%2F2021R%2FPublic%2FACT264.pdf #FlightoftheWarhawk