From our Panther family to yours
A special thank you to Anita Moore and the First Presbyterian Church for their generous donation of supplies to the MHS nurse’s office. Your kindness and support are truly appreciated!
Best of luck to the MHS Cheerleaders today at State! They’ve worked hard and are ready to leave it all on the mat. Go big Red! Panthers, paws up!
The MHS cheerleaders hit the mat at 3pm in Hot Springs this Saturday! They've cheered for you! Now it's your turn to cheer for them!
If you would like to order your student’s school pictures, please follow the instructions and use the code provided below.
The deadline for purchasing yearbook ads has been extended to January 15th. Don't miss out!
MHS Fall 2025 Semester Test Schedule
Congratulations to Mrs. Guzman, our December Employee of the Month!
Congratulations to our December Students of the month! We are Panther P.R.O.U.D. of you!
Happy Thanksgiving from our Panther family to yours!
World History students are enjoying preparing for a festive holiday season at Freshman Academy!
Private Caleb Wilson, a 2025 MHS graduate, officially completed Marine Corps Recruit Training on Friday, November 14, earning the distinguished title of United States Marine. Caleb stopped by MHS yesterday with his recruiter, Sgt. Ivan Soulia, to share the exciting news. He will depart for Marine Corps Combat Training on November 25. We would like to congratulate Caleb on his continuous efforts to demonstrate what it truly means to be Panther PROUD.
Congratulations to Mrs. Speakman's students who participated in the Special Olympics Bowling Tournament on Tuesday and brought back several medals! We're proud of their hard work and sportsmanship!
Front row: Alisha Easter, 1st place in girl's singles
Back row (Left to right):
Jaquavious Jones, 1st place in boy's singles
Zaiden Rayford, tied for 2nd place in boy's singles
Jamie Kilgore, tied for 2nd place in boy's singles
Dereon Randle, 5th place in boy's singles
Jayden Williams, 6th place boy's singles
The Lady Panther basketball team defeated six teams in three days to claim the tournament championship this weekend in Queen City, Texas. Congratulations to Ke'Asia Pearson, the tournament MVP! The ladies hit the court again tonight along with the Panthers in El Dorado. Let's pack the stands for an exciting kick-off to the basketball season!
Congratulations to our November Students of the Month who are Panther P.R.O.U.D!
Congratulations to Mrs. Ward, our Teacher of the Month!
🧶 Our Students, Our Stories: Spotlight on Ke’niahya Mallory!
Ke’niahya Mallory, a senior at Magnolia High School, is an outstanding student known not only for her academic motivation and bright personality, but also for her incredible artistic talent — crocheting!
Whether she’s listening attentively in class, enjoying lunch in the cafeteria, or spending time with friends, Ke’niahya’s hands are almost always busy creating something beautiful. And she doesn’t just crochet simple potholders or blankets — she designs and creates sweaters, full outfits, stuffed animals, and even miniature Panther cheerleaders! What’s even more impressive is that Ke’niahya doesn’t rely on patterns; she free-hands most of her designs with creativity and confidence.
Ke’niahya began crocheting in 2022, when she was only 14 years old. “It was a struggle at first, so I took a three-month break,” she shared. “I learned from YouTube, and ever since then, I’ve been doing great!”
Her English teacher, Mrs. Hamilton, recalls her first impression:
“At first, I was a little shocked when, in 10th grade, Ke’niahya pulled out balls of yarn and crochet needles in class and began making headbands. But I quickly realized this wasn’t just her hobby — it was her form of doodling. Crocheting kept her hands busy, so she could focus on the lesson.”
In 2024, Ke’niahya turned her passion into a business: Crochet Cutie, offering “Handmade happiness crafted with love.” You can check out more of her designs on Facebook and TikTok at @crochet_cutie.
Ke’niahya truly represents what it means to be Panther P.R.O.U.D. Her natural artistic talent, creativity, and determination will serve her well as she plans to attend cosmetology school after graduation.
Ke’niahya Mallory, a senior at Magnolia High School, is an outstanding student known not only for her academic motivation and bright personality, but also for her incredible artistic talent — crocheting!
Whether she’s listening attentively in class, enjoying lunch in the cafeteria, or spending time with friends, Ke’niahya’s hands are almost always busy creating something beautiful. And she doesn’t just crochet simple potholders or blankets — she designs and creates sweaters, full outfits, stuffed animals, and even miniature Panther cheerleaders! What’s even more impressive is that Ke’niahya doesn’t rely on patterns; she free-hands most of her designs with creativity and confidence.
Ke’niahya began crocheting in 2022, when she was only 14 years old. “It was a struggle at first, so I took a three-month break,” she shared. “I learned from YouTube, and ever since then, I’ve been doing great!”
Her English teacher, Mrs. Hamilton, recalls her first impression:
“At first, I was a little shocked when, in 10th grade, Ke’niahya pulled out balls of yarn and crochet needles in class and began making headbands. But I quickly realized this wasn’t just her hobby — it was her form of doodling. Crocheting kept her hands busy, so she could focus on the lesson.”
In 2024, Ke’niahya turned her passion into a business: Crochet Cutie, offering “Handmade happiness crafted with love.” You can check out more of her designs on Facebook and TikTok at @crochet_cutie.
Ke’niahya truly represents what it means to be Panther P.R.O.U.D. Her natural artistic talent, creativity, and determination will serve her well as she plans to attend cosmetology school after graduation.
Wear your favorite jersey tomorrow and rep your team with pride! #PantherPride
MHS Students and Parents, our new College Information Station is now open in the MHS Library! Students can stop by anytime to explore flyers and packets from a variety of universities and technical schools.
Thank you, Magnolia Junior Charity League, for your support!
