
Cheer squads!
Both teams competed today at the Greenwood Invitational Spirit Rally
in the Valley, and I couldn’t be prouder of their performances!
Junior High Division:
🏆 JV Cheer – 2nd Place
🏆 7th Grade Cheer – 4th Place
❤️🖤 Next up: Mountainburg High School’s Dragon Cheer Invitational on
November 14!

3rd Grade Fall Field Trip Fun @ Sacred Pines Fall Festival!


Pumpkin Patch Fun


The Mena High School Tourism & Recreation Studies students had their first field experience at Queen Wilhelmina State Park. Students got an in-depth look at State Park Careers and operations, had a picnic, and went on an Educational hike! A huge thank you to Ivory Deter for helping set up this awesome day and all of the park staff that took time out of their busy season day to give us such a wonderful experience!
Lightning Thief!

Liveschool Dodgeball!! A good time was had by all!

Thanks to the Mena Fire Department for the awesome fire safety program

Winners for today’s crazy hair and wild socks
6th Grade: Faith Grogan
7th Grade: Daelyn Broach
8th Grade: Charis Seitz

A special thank you to Coach Rose for keeping the crowd hyped and doing a fantastic job as our MC! We also want to extend a huge thank you to Mayor Seth Smith for speaking to our students and encouraging everyone to make positive choices, as well as our special guests—the Mena Fire Department, Polk County Sheriff's Office, and Southwest EMS—for visiting and supporting our youth!
Shoutout to our Project Prevent members for sharing powerful nicotine- and drug-free messages, and to our 7th-grade cheerleaders, Jr. High cheerleaders, and Jr. High Band for their incredible performances!
Let’s keep making smart, healthy choices and being heroes in our community every day!
Red Ribbon Week: America Monday-American Heroes are Drug-Free. Winners at Mena Middle School for today’s dress up day
6th Grade: Aimee Britt
7th Grade: Will Wright
8th Grade: Adalee Hobson

His drawing, Predator and Prey, depicted a deep peace that resonated with the judges. His artwork will be displayed at the State Capital in Little Rock from November 9th-14th!



Last week in Mrs. Todd's class we read all about pumpkins and practiced using adjectives to describe our pumpkins we drew in our writing. We love Fall!

Before heading back to Mena after an exciting trip to the Arkansas Film Camp Premiere, our Mena LIFT students made one more stop for a little Arkansas history!
Students visited the Old State House Museum in Little Rock, where they enjoyed a guided tour and a special educational program exploring Civil War-era Arkansas and the history of Arkansas flags.
It was a wonderful opportunity to step back in time, explore Arkansas's rich history, and learn about the people, events, and symbols that helped shape our state.
A special shoutout to our student travelers:
Haynen Young
Amber Beaver
Navaeh Day
Xaine Morris
Ashleigh Townsend
Annabelle Sprague
From seeing their own films on the big screen to exploring one of Arkansas's historic landmarks, these students have had two days filled with learning, laughter, new experiences, and memories!
Learning doesn't just happen inside four classroom walls! Experiences like these help our students build confidence, independence, curiosity, and connections to the world around them.
From Hollywood dreams to Arkansas history — what a way to wrap up an unforgettable trip!
#MenaLIFT #MenaHighSchool #OldStateHouseMuseum #ArkansasHistory #LearningBeyondTheClassroom #StudentAdventures #MakingMemories


The Jr. Ladycat’s were runner up of the 4A-2 District Tournament on Saturday, losing to Pottsville 2-0. Mena beat Dardanelle 2-0 and Clarksville 2-1
HHE Circus on Friday in the Holly Harshman Elementary cafeteria!
