Mulvane

Salina

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Social Media is part of our world and impacts lives daily. Students feel the impact of social media even more than adults. MHS will host a community sponsored parent night on January 10th and school assembly on January 11th.



Our "Think Before You Post? power of social media tour has become quite popular across Kansas being in over 180+ high schools/junior highs since fall of 2019. Our message is great for anyone who has a cell phone to talk about social media etiquette, viral posting, digital citizenship, online reputation, online criminal activity, texting/driving, positive and negatives of social media, how to communicate without your phone/ipad/devices, cyber bullying, networking and much more. Its eye opening and of course the kids listen to what we have to say because they are familiar with us and what we do at Sports in Kansas. While the message has nothing to do with sports really, we grab their attention from who/what we are. We've had great discussions at these and really get kids/teachers/staff thinking. The message is relevant for all 6th-12th graders.

January 11, 2022, MHS Assembly: Think before You Post, the Power of Social Media

Social Media is part of our world and impacts lives daily. Students feel the impact of social media even more than adults. MHS will host a community sponsored parent night on January 10th and school assembly on January 11th.



Our "Think Before You Post? power of social media tour has become quite popular across Kansas being in over 180+ high schools/junior highs since fall of 2019. Our message is great for anyone who has a cell phone to talk about social media etiquette, viral posting, digital citizenship, online reputation, online criminal activity, texting/driving, positive and negatives of social media, how to communicate without your phone/ipad/devices, cyber bullying, networking and much more. Its eye opening and of course the kids listen to what we have to say because they are familiar with us and what we do at Sports in Kansas. While the message has nothing to do with sports really, we grab their attention from who/what we are. We've had great discussions at these and really get kids/teachers/staff thinking. The message is relevant for all 6th-12th graders.

JV Girls will play 2 quarters at 7:30 pm

2 Quarters

Here is the process of how Advisory Academic Support will work: 
If a student's grades are all As, Bs, and Cs, they will be given the option to leave at 2:28 on Thursdays. 

Grade reports will be pulled on Thursday morning. 
 
Students and parents will be notified on Thursday morning, if a student needs to stay on campus for Advisory Academic Support. 

If you do not receive information stating that your student needs to stay on campus and attend Advisory Academic Support, your student will be given the option to leave early. 
 
Students who meet the early release criteria are welcome to stay in their Advisory or in the Commons. 

Transportation runs at their regularly scheduled times.

Battle of The Books Is Coming!
January 13, 2022
Mulvane Public Library

Students can begin signing up now with their English teachers or in the library with Mrs. Warren.Teams will consist of five students and each student will be responsible for reading one of the books on the book list
assigned. Teams will compete at the public library on January 13th from 5:30-7:00 Pizza will be served!

Maggie Pinnick - the YA librarian at the public library and I will be the judges at the event. There will be two rounds of 25 questions and the team who gets the most points at the end of round 2 will be announced the winner!

Everyone is welcome to participate!

Contact Mrs. Warren in the library if you have any questions.

**Senior Recognition**

**Senior Recognition**

**Homecoming**

**Homecoming**

1/2 Time of Boys Varsity game.