Morenci Early Learning Center has Art Show April 2nd from 4:00 to 5:30. We are doing something different and doing a GLOW theme. We are so excited for you all to come and see what amazing art work your child has created in each classroom. You will be walking through all the classrooms and visiting the ocean, space, time of the dinosaurs, the jungle, and the desert. Wear your brightest colors!
Good morning, Wildcats! We wanted to send one last reminder to our Wildkitten Den and Wildcat Club families that today will be the last day we will be accepting commitment sheets for the month of April. If you have not turned one in, please make sure to do so today. Thank you, and have a great Monday! ❤️
Mrs. Madrid and her Exceptional Wildcats returned for their second year to the Special Olympics at Safford High School. The athletes competed in events like the unified 2x50, unified 4x100, 50-meter run, 50-meter walk, softball throw, and javelin throw, each paired with a buddy. Every participant earned a medal or ribbon.
This year, she also brought five Metcalf students—Javier Hernandez, Jesse Esparza, David Brown, Xylex Tom, and Bradley Williams—along with their four aides. They were excited to take part and had an incredible time.
Middle school competitors included Averix Rios and Justyce Maggio, with Metcalf partners Cejay Madrid, Gabriel Martinez, Kyson Abril, Lyla Ferrell, Sophia Davis, and Shaycee Marin. High school competitors were Carlos Sanchez, Kayslyn Butler, Colin Clem, and Jayden Lopez, supported by their aides. Their partners were Ella Hooper, Madilynn Clark, Noah Chavez, Christopher Carbajal, James David, Zach Montoya, Cameron Woodall, Keirah Fernandez, Jayleah Hernandez, Adriana Carbajal, October Hernandez, and Elyse Brack.
A special thank you to the Greenlee County School Superintendent's Office for providing lunch.
The athletes proudly showed off their medals and ribbons, while their partners ran alongside them, cheering and capturing unforgettable moments. It was truly a day to remember
Morenci Early Learning Centers open enrollment begins April 1st.
You're Invited! Please join us at FMS for our Book Fair Family Night & Ice Cream Social, today, March 27 from 4:00-5:30PM.
*FREE Ice Cream for everyone and each student can get ONE FREE book (while supplies last)
See you there!
Please see the update below from Morenci Unified School District.
MHS Seniors and Parents,
As we begin the final nine weeks of the school year, please ensure you remain aware of all upcoming important dates and events. We want to specifically highlight the start times for the Baccalaureate and Graduation ceremonies: Baccalaureate will begin at 6:30 PM, and Graduation will be at 7:30 PM.
We encourage your active participation in these significant occasions as we celebrate the accomplishments of our graduating seniors. We appreciate your ongoing support during this important time.
Sincerely,
MHS Senior Sponsors
You're Invited! Please join us at FMS for our Book Fair Family Night & Ice Cream Social, Thursday, March 27 from 4:00-5:30PM.
*FREE Ice Cream
*Each student can get ONE FREE book (while supplies last)
See you there!
Find the news and information you need about MHS from the latest Wildcat Weekly!
Fairbanks is excited to bring the Scholastic Book Fair BACK to our school! Starting Monday morning, 03/24, students will be allowed to start shopping. Every class will have the opportunity to visit the book fair during their scheduled library time. For added convenience you can now set up eWallet, a safe cash-free way for your child to shop the Fair! For more information or to set up your eWallet, please visit: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/fairbankselemsch
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to FMS beginning Monday, March 24! Mark your calendars!
Subject: Spring Break Update for Wildcat Welders
Hello Wildcat Welders!
I hope you are all enjoying your spring break. I wanted to let you know that, as we discussed in class, the certification material is loaded on Schoology in the SMAW Material or GMAW Material folder. The PDFs are for reference, and the Kami assignments are included as well. Please be sure to do the reading from your NC3 accounts.
If you would like the assessment, just let me know, or we can wait until we return. Some of the Kami work will need to be done in the shop, so I will inform you about shop hours during the week.
Putting in an hour of work will put you ahead and give you more shop time to complete those labs. We are on a downhill stroke now, and the last 9 weeks will go by quickly!
Enjoy the rest of your spring break! Keep on keepin' on!
Mr. Aguinaga
Due to rainfall predictions the following changes have been made to MHS athletics today:
Varsity baseball scheduled at Santa Cruz has been canceled. This game is in the process of being rescheduled.
Tennis matches at home with Willcox have been moved to April 21st at 3:00.
Counselor's Corner: Hello Senior parents. All of the local scholarship applications have been distributed to the Seniors. They are due back to Mr. Garcia on April 3rd. If your student did not pick up a packet of local scholarship applications or has misplaced it. Please come by Mr. Garcia's office to get another packet of local scholarship applications.
Come out and support our softball teams! Today, our junior high softball team plays against Duncan at 4:30. Tomorrow, our MHS Ladycats play against Pima at 2:00 and 4:00. The concession stand will be open for both events.
Other home sports events this week-
Tuesday: Boys Baseball vs Pima (2:00 and 4:00)
Thursday: Tennis vs Willcox (3:30)
2025 Spring Intersession is underway - to view the intersession bus schedule, please visit https://www.morenci.org/documents/facilities-and-transportation/303708.
Thank you!
MUSD Transportation Department
Announcement regarding Lions' Tournament Schedule:
Game 4, Morenci vs Mogollon, originally scheduled at 4:00 pm will be moved to 5:00 pm due to weather.
The University of Arizona "School of Mining and Mineral Resources" gave a presentation on "Careers and Degrees in Mining" on January 28th and March 6th to Mrs. Cortez's science classes. The presentation and engaging hands-on activities provided information to students about the diverse career opportunities and degree paths available in the mining industry. The students enjoyed the presentation and had a fun day processing minerals from rocks.
MHS FCCLA students attended the State Leadership Conference this week, showcasing their skill, dedication, and sportsmanship while representing Morenci.
Their hard work earned them some impressive results:
• Alan (Landon) Curtis – Gold placement and 2nd place overall – Cookie Display
• Isabella Leyba – Gold – Sports Nutrition
• Jasmine Wesley – Silver – Culinary Arts
• Alilee Spean-Austin – Silver – Pastry Arts Technical Decorating Skills
• Leila Fallow – Silver – Cupcake Display
• Philson Benally – Bronze – Culinary Arts
• Mathew McGahee – Bronze – Baking & Pastry
Behind every successful student is a dedicated mentor. A huge thank you to their sponsor, Denita Marble. Her dedication and leadership are the backbone of this program, guiding students toward success.
We are proud of their outstanding achievements! #wearemorenci
Here is the latest edition of Wildcat Weekly, your source for news and information about Morenci High School!
