EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Mountain Home School Board Neal Pendergrass Bill Wehmeyer Arnold Knox Lisa House


School Board President: Neal Pendergrass Vice President: Bill Wehmeyer Secretary: Arnold Knox Board Member: Lisa House Board Member: Dan Smakal Board Member: Jason Schmeski Board Member: Barbara Horton Central office


2465 Rodeo Drive 425-1201


How to get on the board agenda Dan Smakal Jason Schmeski


The Schools Mountain Home Public Schools is the larg- est school district in Baxter County. The district has the following buildings:


Mountain Home Kindergarten Principal: Janet Wood 425-1256 1310 Post Oak Road Nelson-Wilks-Herron Elementary School Principal: Rita Persons Assistant Principal: Laurie Crampton Grades 1 and 2 425-1241 618 North College Hackler Intermediate Principal: Allyson Dewey


30 ❚ 2018 ❚ FACT BOOK Barbara Horton


Community members must submit their agenda requests, in writing, to the superintendent at least five working days prior to the school board meeting, which is at 6 p.m. the third Thursday of the month at the central office. The written re- quest must be sufficiently descriptive to enable the superin- tendent and board president to fully understand and evaluate its appropriateness to be an agenda item. Such requests may be accepted, rejected or referred back to the individual for further clarification.


Assistant principals: Kevin Roach Open Grades 3, 4 and 5 425-1288 965 West Road Pinkston Middle School Principal: Lindsey Blevins Assistant principal: Kathy Gonten Grades 6 and 7 425-1236 1301 South College Mountain Home Junior High: Principal: Kyle McCarn Assistant principal: Elise Biggs Grades 8 and 9 425-1231 2301 Rodeo Drive


Mountain Home High School Principal: Brent Bogy Assistant principals: Steve Morris Mary Beth Russell Grades 10, 11 and 12 425-1215 501 Bomber Blvd. Guy Berry College and Career Academy Director: Jeff Kincade Grades 5-12 Phone: 425-1261 1001 Main St.


The historical building of the Guy Berry Intermediate School, which formerly housed students in the fourth grade, be- came the new Guy Berry College and Ca- reer Academy in the 2011-12 school year. The school houses the district’s alternative school students.


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