Conner Murphy, Kaylie Tracy and Ammon Curtis recently went to the Winter Captain's Academy where they had the chance to represent MJHS and learn about leadership and sportsmanship.  Each has distinguished themselves as a leader in their respective sports of boy's basketball, girl's basketball and wrestling.  We are proud of their commitment to sportsmanship and we look forward to a great season of winter sports here at MJHS! 

Attached is a flyer for a national video contest for K-12 grades that the Utah County Health Department is helping to promote and we would love for your students to have the chance to participate. Entries are due mid-January and the winning videos will be promoted during National Poison Prevention Week, which is in March. Here is the link to the video contest. There are different levels of awards, but the grand prize is $500 and a trip to Washington DC.

Mustang Message 11/11/19

Dear Students and Parents,

Thank You Veterans!

MJHS wishes to extend a heartfelt thank you to all those who have contributed so much to the freedom of this nation and our community by serving in our armed forces. We sincerely honor and appreciate your service!

You Are Invited to Try-Out for the Spring Musical - Annie

Mustang Message 11/4/19

Valley Visioning Survey - Please Read This Important Information

Join Us for an Encore Parent/Student Presentation at MMHS

Mustang Message 10/28/19

Dear Students and Parents,

Halloween Costumes

This week is Red Ribbon Week:

Monday: Use your head wear RED!

Tuesday: Team up against drugs wear a Jersey!

Wednesday: Drugs are Wack! Wacky Hair Day (HALLOWEEN DANCE 6-8PM)

Thursday: Drugs are Scary... Dress up for Halloween (HALLOWEEN)

Friday: Keep your future bright don't do drugs. Wear Neon

National School Lunch Week was last week October 14th through 18th. MJHS was given a prize to give out. We chose to award this prize on Wednesday October 16th. A winner was chosen randomly that ate school lunch that day. Our winner was an eighth grader named Claire Michaelis. She won a Nintendo Switch. 

Congratulations to Claire!

The Mapleton City Senior Group presented  a $400 check to local Mapleton schools. Representatives from Mapleton schools, Mapleton Jr High (Kate Henderson),  Hobble Creek Elementary (Linda Baird), Mapleton Elementary (Julie Peery) and Maple Ridge Elementary (Sara Matis) were invited to a lunch to receive these donations.  The donation money was raised by the Mapleton City Senior Group by having a yard sale.