Digital Citizenship Update from National Honor Society: Pop Quiz Time! Think you know how to navigate the digital world safely? Swipe through the questions and test your digital citizenship skills!
Shout out to Larry Mcmullen and Jeff Broadbent for bringing in their falcons and taking to the students about the art of falconing.
Track parent meeting on Monday, March 16. 6:00 Mr. Monette's room.
Thank you to the community for supporting the MHS Scholarship Blood Drive today! ❤️
Because of your generosity, 56 units of blood were collected, including 12 student donors who stepped up to make a difference. Your willingness to give helps save lives and supports our scholarship program.
Elementary teachers and paras attended a CPI training in Ogallala with ESU 16.
Today is the day! Save lives and support our MHS students!
Special visitors today! The preschool classroom had an exciting visit from the Mullen Ambulance today! It was a hands-on learning experience where the students got to see the Ambulance up close, learn about some of the equipment, and understand more about these special helpers in our community.
A special shout out to Barb and Sooky- thank you for making learning so much fun!
A special shout out to Barb and Sooky- thank you for making learning so much fun!
Elementary lost and found! Contact the Elementary office to claim!
Senior Advanced Biology students Hayley Donohoe, Tate Kvanvig, Cayden Hampton, and Sydnee Cheever presented their research projects to the Mullen Board of Education tonight!
As part of their dual credit Advanced Biology course, these seniors spend the school year designing and conducting their own research studies. This year’s projects explored butterfly pupation time, the effects of salt on tadpole growth, reaction times of sensitive plants, and the impact of oil on guppies.
Great job sharing your hard work!👏🔬
The Mullen High speech team competed at conference today, held at Brady!
Lola Wingebach - Humorous Prose Champion 🥇
Harper Andersen - Poetry Champion 🥇
Hunter Brown & Daniel Wright - Unified Duet Champions 🥇 (State Bound)
Sydnee Cheever - Entertainment 3rd place 🥉
Sydnee Cheever & Harper Andersen - Duet 5th place 🏅
Oral Interpretation of Drama (Sydnee Cheever, Daniel Wright, Hope Miller, Lola Wingebach, and Cian Connealy) 6th place🏅
The hard work and dedication this season have definitely paid off! The rest of the crew will seek to put in their bid for state on Friday, March 20th, at Districts, held in Perkins Co.
Join us tomorrow evening to listen to this year's STAR presentations as they prepare for the state competition!
CONGRATULATIONS to Chloe Newman for earning her Microsoft Office Specialist Certification in Word! She's halfway to her full MOS Associate credential. Keep up the hard work, Chloe!
Due to road conditions Mullen will not be attending the Maxwell speech meet tomorrow.
Alex, Hayley and Morgan have been hard at work in culinary arts. They mastered the plating challenge with Twinkie's, examined the properties of sugar stages by making pancake syrup, caramels, fudge, glass candy and rock candy; created food art and experimented blending flavors and seasonings on wings and popcorn.
8th graders wrapped up the 2nd trimester in FCS with the completion of their sewing projects. Each student successfully sewed a pair of shorts or pants that fit!
Digital Citizenship Update and reminder before the long weekend: Your digital space affects your mental space. 💙 Take time to unplug, set boundaries and protect your peace. We hope you have a wonderful weekend!
The intro to FCS and kindergarten classes worked collaboratively to create personalized stuffed animals. The kindergarten class colored pictures of monsters and the 9th graders used their hand sewing skills to turn these colored pictures into stuff animals.
Thank you all for your contributions to our Pack the Pantry food and product drive. Through our efforts, we collected 709 items that were delivered to our local food pantry.
February PWP winners!!!
K-"I nominate Violet Stitchka for this month's Pizza with the Principal. Violet shows excellent learning skills, as she is always ready to listen to directions, answer questions, or participate in group discussions. She has a great work ethic and shows up each day ready to give her best. Violet also seeks out ways to support everyone around her. It is not uncommon for her to help a friend clean up, offer to put things away, or ask how she can help. Way to go, Violet!”-From Ms. DeKay
1-“This student comes to school each day with a wonderful attitude. They are happy to be here and ready to learn. They are not afraid to ask questions when they need clarification. This student works hard to complete their assignments neatly and with care. They follow directions well and are always prepared when it is time to begin learning. This month’s Pizza with the Principal recipient is Brystol Call.” -From Mrs. Myers
2- “The student I am nominating for Pizza with the Principal is Jaxson Barnes. Jaxson is a respectful and responsible student who shows kindness to both his peers and adults each day. He works hard in the classroom and is always eager to learn and try his best. Jaxson works well with all classmates and is helpful to others. He is also a good friend who treats everyone with care and respect. He is a positive role model and a joy to have in class!”-From Ms. Brown
3- “This person has earned Pizza with the Principal because she consistently makes excellent choices. She has truly come out of her shell this year and has soared in so many ways. Madelynn is a kind and supportive friend who always holds herself to high standards. We are so proud of her growth and the example she sets for others!”- From Mrs. Finney
4- “The Pizza with the Principal winner for this month is Tatum Deibler. Tatum has shown a tremendous amount of growth since the beginning of this school year, is becoming an independent thinker and is showing perseverance when working through challenging classwork. She is responsible and takes the initiative for gathering and returning her make-up work when she is absent from school. She always does her best in her school work, is kind to others, trustworthy and dependable. Keep up the great work Tatum!” -From Mrs. McDowell
5-“The fifth grade student of the month is a kind, thoughtful and considerate student. She consistently has a positive attitude, no matter what we are doing. She gives her best effort when trying something new, and is always happy to help others when needed. She never complains and always looks at the positive side of things. She is a bright spot in our classroom every single day! She is honest and responsible, and she follows our class motto of "integrity" at all times. She is a true friend to our class, and I am so happy that she joined us this year. Congratulations, Clara Seely!” - From Mrs. Rice
K-"I nominate Violet Stitchka for this month's Pizza with the Principal. Violet shows excellent learning skills, as she is always ready to listen to directions, answer questions, or participate in group discussions. She has a great work ethic and shows up each day ready to give her best. Violet also seeks out ways to support everyone around her. It is not uncommon for her to help a friend clean up, offer to put things away, or ask how she can help. Way to go, Violet!”-From Ms. DeKay
1-“This student comes to school each day with a wonderful attitude. They are happy to be here and ready to learn. They are not afraid to ask questions when they need clarification. This student works hard to complete their assignments neatly and with care. They follow directions well and are always prepared when it is time to begin learning. This month’s Pizza with the Principal recipient is Brystol Call.” -From Mrs. Myers
2- “The student I am nominating for Pizza with the Principal is Jaxson Barnes. Jaxson is a respectful and responsible student who shows kindness to both his peers and adults each day. He works hard in the classroom and is always eager to learn and try his best. Jaxson works well with all classmates and is helpful to others. He is also a good friend who treats everyone with care and respect. He is a positive role model and a joy to have in class!”-From Ms. Brown
3- “This person has earned Pizza with the Principal because she consistently makes excellent choices. She has truly come out of her shell this year and has soared in so many ways. Madelynn is a kind and supportive friend who always holds herself to high standards. We are so proud of her growth and the example she sets for others!”- From Mrs. Finney
4- “The Pizza with the Principal winner for this month is Tatum Deibler. Tatum has shown a tremendous amount of growth since the beginning of this school year, is becoming an independent thinker and is showing perseverance when working through challenging classwork. She is responsible and takes the initiative for gathering and returning her make-up work when she is absent from school. She always does her best in her school work, is kind to others, trustworthy and dependable. Keep up the great work Tatum!” -From Mrs. McDowell
5-“The fifth grade student of the month is a kind, thoughtful and considerate student. She consistently has a positive attitude, no matter what we are doing. She gives her best effort when trying something new, and is always happy to help others when needed. She never complains and always looks at the positive side of things. She is a bright spot in our classroom every single day! She is honest and responsible, and she follows our class motto of "integrity" at all times. She is a true friend to our class, and I am so happy that she joined us this year. Congratulations, Clara Seely!” - From Mrs. Rice
The next regular meeting of the Mullen Board of Education will be Monday, March 9, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school library. Upon advertisement, a draft of the agenda will be available for public inspection on the school website, the NASB Sparq website, and by request to the Superintendent’s office during regular office hours.