Dress your best
Bronco Spirit Day at MES!
Ansley-Litchfield Volleyball Tournament Bracket
**Note the times on the bracket are central**
**Note the times on the bracket are central**
Game Day Information
It was dress as your favorite person today at Mullen Elementary!
Homecoming Celebrity Day
Elementary Parents:
Tomorrow (9/26/25) we will be dismissing students at 1:55 from the Prep Rally on the eastside Courthouse lawn. Please find your child's teacher and then take your student. If your student is riding the bus the drivers will be parked in front of the business's on the south side of 1st street and Mr. Mauler will help the students find their bus. Parents please be in contact with your bus drivers if your child is riding or not. If you have questions please call the elementary school at 308-546-2292.
Tomorrow (9/26/25) we will be dismissing students at 1:55 from the Prep Rally on the eastside Courthouse lawn. Please find your child's teacher and then take your student. If your student is riding the bus the drivers will be parked in front of the business's on the south side of 1st street and Mr. Mauler will help the students find their bus. Parents please be in contact with your bus drivers if your child is riding or not. If you have questions please call the elementary school at 308-546-2292.
We had an apple afternoon in kindergarten with an apple story, snack, and craft! 🍎
Elementary Color War Day was a BLAST!!!
Custom Crib Boards - Perfect Gift for Birthdays and Christmas.
Contact mike.kvanvig@mullenpublicschools.org for your order.
Contact mike.kvanvig@mullenpublicschools.org for your order.
Camouflaged Moths in First Grade!
This week, our first graders explored how animals use camouflage to stay safe in their environments. After learning about how moths blend in to avoid predators, the students created their own colorful moths and “hid” them all around the classroom!
The high school looks festive for Homecoming, thanks to the hardworking students!
School Picture Retakes are scheduled for Tuesday, September 30th at 12:30 p.m. in the high school library.
Parents, please contact Katie or Kris if you want retakes. You will need to have the original packet with all of the pictures per the retake policy stated on the packet insert delivered with the images.
Parents, please contact Katie or Kris if you want retakes. You will need to have the original packet with all of the pictures per the retake policy stated on the packet insert delivered with the images.
Day 2 of HoCo at Mullen Elementary! Dress as a Rockstar or Crazy Sock Day!
🏆 September Students of the Month
High School – Jackson Vinton
Mullen Public Schools is proud to recognize junior Jackson Vinton as the High School Student of the Month. Students are chosen by teachers during the monthly leadership council meeting based on qualities such as work ethic, leadership, and willingness to help others. Jackson’s teachers agree that he has made a strong and positive impression since joining Mullen High School.
Mrs. Hardin shared, “Jackson has been a wonderful addition to Mullen High School. He is polite, respectful, and sets a positive example for his peers. In both of my classes, I’ve seen his eagerness to learn, and he always puts forth effort. His positive attitude and willingness to embrace challenges make him highly deserving of Student of the Month.”
Mr. Taylor added, “Jackson is a joy to have in class. He puts in great effort with his math and consistently shows his work!”
Mrs. Andersen praised Jackson’s character and determination, saying, “In my dual-credit English class, he demonstrates strong work habits and a clear drive to succeed. His consistency and positive attitude will continue to serve him well.”
Congratulations to Jackson Vinton on being named Mullen High School’s Student of the Month!
Middle School – Cooper Cash
Mullen Public Schools is also proud to recognize Cooper Cash as the Middle School Student of the Month. Students are selected by their teachers during the monthly leadership council meeting for their work ethic, positive attitude, and willingness to learn. Cooper’s teachers describe him as courteous, hardworking, and a joy to be around.
Mrs. Jewell said, “Cooper is such a courteous young man. He is always willing to engage in conversation with peers and adults. He volunteers to help with both small and large tasks, and as a student, he is diligent and hardworking. Overall, Cooper is a great kid to be around both inside and outside of school.”
Mr. Taylor highlighted Cooper’s curiosity in math, noting, “It’s been a pleasure to have him in class. He always asks thoughtful questions to deepen his understanding, and I’m excited to see how he continues to grow.”
Mr. Monette shared, “After spending a few minutes with Cooper, it’s normal to feel encouraged and important. His kindness and thoughtfulness shine through in everyday interactions, whether he’s helping a classmate or offering a word of encouragement. He creates a welcoming environment wherever he goes.”
Congratulations to Cooper Cash for making Mullen Jr./Sr. High School a brighter place for both students and staff!
High School – Jackson Vinton
Mullen Public Schools is proud to recognize junior Jackson Vinton as the High School Student of the Month. Students are chosen by teachers during the monthly leadership council meeting based on qualities such as work ethic, leadership, and willingness to help others. Jackson’s teachers agree that he has made a strong and positive impression since joining Mullen High School.
Mrs. Hardin shared, “Jackson has been a wonderful addition to Mullen High School. He is polite, respectful, and sets a positive example for his peers. In both of my classes, I’ve seen his eagerness to learn, and he always puts forth effort. His positive attitude and willingness to embrace challenges make him highly deserving of Student of the Month.”
Mr. Taylor added, “Jackson is a joy to have in class. He puts in great effort with his math and consistently shows his work!”
Mrs. Andersen praised Jackson’s character and determination, saying, “In my dual-credit English class, he demonstrates strong work habits and a clear drive to succeed. His consistency and positive attitude will continue to serve him well.”
Congratulations to Jackson Vinton on being named Mullen High School’s Student of the Month!
Middle School – Cooper Cash
Mullen Public Schools is also proud to recognize Cooper Cash as the Middle School Student of the Month. Students are selected by their teachers during the monthly leadership council meeting for their work ethic, positive attitude, and willingness to learn. Cooper’s teachers describe him as courteous, hardworking, and a joy to be around.
Mrs. Jewell said, “Cooper is such a courteous young man. He is always willing to engage in conversation with peers and adults. He volunteers to help with both small and large tasks, and as a student, he is diligent and hardworking. Overall, Cooper is a great kid to be around both inside and outside of school.”
Mr. Taylor highlighted Cooper’s curiosity in math, noting, “It’s been a pleasure to have him in class. He always asks thoughtful questions to deepen his understanding, and I’m excited to see how he continues to grow.”
Mr. Monette shared, “After spending a few minutes with Cooper, it’s normal to feel encouraged and important. His kindness and thoughtfulness shine through in everyday interactions, whether he’s helping a classmate or offering a word of encouragement. He creates a welcoming environment wherever he goes.”
Congratulations to Cooper Cash for making Mullen Jr./Sr. High School a brighter place for both students and staff!
The National Honor Society is dedicating this academic year to promoting and educating our school community about the importance of digital citizenship.
In a world where technology plays an ever-increasing role in our daily lives, it is essential for students, parents, and stakeholders to understand how to engage responsibly, ethically, and safely online. Our goal is to raise awareness about appropriate internet use.
Stay tuned for our weekly updates throughout the school year.
In a world where technology plays an ever-increasing role in our daily lives, it is essential for students, parents, and stakeholders to understand how to engage responsibly, ethically, and safely online. Our goal is to raise awareness about appropriate internet use.
Stay tuned for our weekly updates throughout the school year.
It was Tie Dye/Neon day down at the Elementary School for HOCO!
FFA will be offering free face painting on Friday, Sept. 26th following the pep rally downtown until 3:00 and then again at the football field from 5:30 - 6:30. Come show your school spirit before the games!
Homecoming
Anything but a backpack #2
Anything but a backpack #2
Homecoming
Anything but a backpack. #1
Anything but a backpack. #1
