Mullen Public Schools

With the Nebraska directed health measure changing at midnight Saturday December 12, 2020, Maxwell High School has decided to continue with the same guidelines released earlier this week. They plan to reevaluate next week. MASKS ARE REQUIRED FOR THE DURATION OF ALL GAMES AT MAXWELL. If you choose not to mask or not wear your mask appropriately, Maxwell will ask that Mullen admin to have you leave their facility. NO CONCESSIONS WILL BE SERVED Schedule at Maxwell 2:30 MST- Girls Varsity Plays Only Parents and sibling of the girls varsity will be allowed to attend other than administration and family. After the game, Maxwell will ask all fans who are not related to boys participants to exit the gym. YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO WATCH BOTH GAMES UNLESS YOU HAVE A CHILD/SIBLING ON BOTH TEAMS. 4:15 MST- Boys Varsity Plays Only Parents and siblings of the boys varsity players will be allowed to attend the game. Streaming will be on Maxwell YouTube channel.

Watch the Mullen Matmen on Saturday, December 12th @Gordon-Rushville at https://www.youtube.com/c/SheridancountyjournalstarNet

Writing words around the room in 1st

The Standards Science students finished a unit on forces and electricity by creating their own holiday tree circuit boards. They constructed each board and then wired and soldered them together.

Huge shout out and congratulations to Mullen senior Kylie Licking on signing her letter of intent to play volleyball at North Platte Community College. Bronco Nation is proud of you!!

Schedule for Thursday December 10, 2020 vs Hyannis Mullen vs Hyannis JV girls- CANCELED- Low numbers for Hyannis Mullen vs Hyannis JV boys at 4:00- 2 quarters 6 minutes each. Mullen vs Hyannis V Girls will tip off around 5:00 PM Mullen vs Hyannis V Boys will tip following the girls game. We ask that BB fans not arrive until closer to 4:00 MST. You must have a COVID pass to be admitted into the game. Bronco players should have brought them home to you on Monday. Hyannis parents should have received them from their administrator. Masks are required at all NSAA Activities and Events. Go Broncos!

Big thank you to the city for helping mount the Hilltop sign designed by Alex Moore

The 6th grade band used their musical knowledge to escape the music room.

STEM Clubbers enjoyed participating in @codeorg #HourOfCode. Interested in learning about Computer Science? Check out www.code.org!

The 1st and 2nd grade students enjoying a game of Santa Bingo!

Congratulations to the Coach Monette, Coach Bo, and the Mullen Matmen---Bronco Wrestling Invite!!!

Our desks needed excavated too.

Excavating chocolate chips like an archaeologist in first grade .

Mullen Basketball will travel to Merna today to take on the Coyotes. JV will play at 3:30 MST (Girls only) GBB will play at approximately 4:45 MST BBB will play at approximately 6:30 MST All action is streaming at https://striv.tv/channel/anselmo-merna/ Let's Go Broncos!!!

Congrats to Director Trisha Vest, Assistant Director CeCe Coons, and the Mullen High School Play Production cast and crew on receiving 4th place at NSAA Class D2 districts in Hyannis yesterday. Notable performances by Samuel Coble, Hanna Marshall, Lindey Coble, Kylie Licking, Josey French, and Faith Miller were recognized by the judges. Congratulations on a great season!

PE...Got a little competitive!

This WIN group is rocking their progress. Reaching individual goals=edible cookie dough!

Commissioner’s Recognition - Samuel Coble The Nebraska Career & Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs), a part of the Nebraska Department of Education Center for Student Leadership & Expanded Learning, have a strong tradition of excellence.  This excellence is found in the organizations’ leadership development programs; it is found in their service to their schools and communities; and it is found in their regional, state, and national competitions.  Through competitive event programs, CTSO members have the opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge and skills learned in classrooms and laboratories and apply them to specific career areas. Each year, Nebraska CTSO members excel in their national competitive events—a testimony to the quality instruction and outstanding programs of study provided through Nebraska’s Career & Technical Education programs. This year, we have the opportunity to recognize the outstanding CTSO members who have earned top national honors in their respective organizations as part of the 23rd annual Commissioner’s Recognition for Student Excellence in Nebraska Career & Technical Education. We are pleased to recognize the following students from the Mullen FCCLA chapter: Samuel Coble – Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Level 2, Gold, 1st Place Although this recognition looks different than in the past, this achievement is worth recognizing. We want to commend the students and adviser on the hard work and dedication put into the competitive event this past year. For more information about the Commissioner’s Recognition, including a video from Commissioner Blomstedt, please visit https://www.education.ne.gov/nce/career-technical-student-organizations-ctsos/23rd-annual-commissioners-recognition/. Sincerely, Chelsey Greene

Birthday selfie with the Superintendent!

Birthday selfie with the Superintendent!