News and Announcements
National Merit Students Recognized
The Board recognized National Merit students from Magnolia High.
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MHS Interact Club Raises $2,700 for World Polio Day
Members of the Magnolia High School Interact Club raised $2,700 for End Polio Now, a non-profit organization that provides polio vaccinations in vulnerable communities.
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Help bring a spotlight to our wonderful Magnolia High Faculty!!
Is there a staff member in Magnolia ISD that you would like to recognize for making a difference in your child's life? Let Magnolia Education Foundation help you!
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Free Crash Course Available To Prep For The PSAT/SAT!!
Join Kaplan's PSAT Prep Live. Free live lessons start on October 12. Stream must-know math, reading, and writing strategies with teachers, Boris and Stephanie.
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FAFSA Friday
What is FAFSA Friday?
It is an opportunity for seniors and parents/guardians to meet with Financial Aid experts who will be available on the MHS campus.
What will I do at FAFSA Friday?
The student and/or parents can begin the FAFSA application, ask questions of the Financial Aid experts, get help troubleshooting on the FAFSA application, etc.
When is FAFSA Friday?
It is Friday, October 4, 2019 in the MHS Library.
What time is FAFSA Friday?
It is from noon to 6pm - It is a come and go event so students/parents/guardians do not have to stay the entire time. There is a home football game where you can walk across the parking lot after FAFSA Friday and enjoy the game:).
Why do I want to go to FAFSA Friday?
FAFSA is the first step for you and your student to take if your student will be receiving Financial Aid of any kind for College or Tech/Trade School after high school. FAFSA is the free money from the Government for students to use for their education. It is a first-come, first-serve basis and so the earlier you and your student can apply for FAFSA, the great chance your student will have of receiving the maximum amount of money.
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It is an opportunity for seniors and parents/guardians to meet with Financial Aid experts who will be available on the MHS campus.
What will I do at FAFSA Friday?
The student and/or parents can begin the FAFSA application, ask questions of the Financial Aid experts, get help troubleshooting on the FAFSA application, etc.
When is FAFSA Friday?
It is Friday, October 4, 2019 in the MHS Library.
What time is FAFSA Friday?
It is from noon to 6pm - It is a come and go event so students/parents/guardians do not have to stay the entire time. There is a home football game where you can walk across the parking lot after FAFSA Friday and enjoy the game:).
Why do I want to go to FAFSA Friday?
FAFSA is the first step for you and your student to take if your student will be receiving Financial Aid of any kind for College or Tech/Trade School after high school. FAFSA is the free money from the Government for students to use for their education. It is a first-come, first-serve basis and so the earlier you and your student can apply for FAFSA, the great chance your student will have of receiving the maximum amount of money.
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MHS Band Wins Sweepstakes at UIL Contest
History was made this week by the Magnolia High School Band program. The Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony each earned a UIL Sweepstakes award at the 2019 UIL Concert and Sightreading contest.
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Honor Roll Lists Available for Viewing
Please take time to look over the All A's or All A's + 1B lists to make sure student names are correct. If you see an error, please contact Mrs. Gullett at agullett@magnoliaisd.org.
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MHS Releases Summer School Information
Click here if you need to view the information and schedule for summer school.
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Magnolia High Junior, Andrea Giles Gama, Will Travel to Washington, D.C. for Prestigious Journalism Conference
Andrea Giles Gama, a student at Magnolia High School, has been selected to represent Magnolia, Texas as a National Youth Correspondent to the 2019 Washington Journalism and Media Conference at George Mason University.
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