MOUNTAIN HOME JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Mountain Home School District #193
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Mission

Within a safe environment, our mission is to enable all students a smooth transition to the high school by providing:
  • multiple academic opportunities addressing different life styles
  • on-going training to become responsible citizens
  • a variety of extra-curricular activities

Beliefs

  • All students can learn.
  • A safe learning environment is critical.
  • The junior high experience is a transition period for students from being dependent learners to independent learners, both socially and academically.
  • MHJH holds all students accountable academically and behaviorally by enforcing student guidelines in the agenda.
  • Based on student's learning styles and developmental maturity, curriculum must be flexible and presented in a variety of ways to accommodate varying needs.
  • Connecting the curriculum to life beyond the classroom is important.
  • High expectations challenge students to develop critical thinking and decision-making skills.
  • A variety of electives is necessary to stimulate interests and creativity.
  • Performance reflects learning, a continuous process taking place in the home, community and school.
  • Understanding individual differences enhances character through instruction, training, study and experience.
  • The emotional and personal well-being of a student greatly affects his/her ability to learn.
  • Open communication among all members of the community enhances learning.
  • Students and staff members need to take an active role in the community.
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