
It’s time to HOST THE OCTOBER TEACHER BREAKFAST! 🥯☕🍩
The MCHS teacher and staff breakfast is Monday October 12, and we need your help!
🎉 9TH GRADE FAMILIES — YOU’RE UP! 🎉
We’re asking our freshman families to help us show our teachers and staff just how much we appreciate everything they do for our Falcons! 🧡
📲 Scan the MCHS QR code on the flyer to sign up and contribute!
Let’s come together and make this breakfast extra special! 🍁 ** volunteer hours given for some items**
🧡 Thank you for supporting our teachers, staff, and MCS PTO!

Falcon Tennis Boys won the district championship!
Mr. Woods 1st Period EAST Class presented Mrs. Johnson with an appreciation poster to celebrate October being National Principals Month!
Izzy Titus won a scholarship from McClarty Auto Group!
Mr. Taylors Health and Fitness club getting in gains!
Mrs. Meeks Business class working on PESTEL Analysis.









Visit the Clinton Presidential Center this Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 10 AM to 1 PM for their Community Service-Learning Fair! Earn community service hours during the event through on-site service projects and sign-up directly with local organizations for future volunteer opportunities. The event is free and open to all students, but (only) 8th grade students MUST HAVE an adult with them.

Our Theatre Department is officially getting ready for 12 Angry Villains! These villains have thoughts, opinions, and absolutely no shortage of drama!
Join us on Wednesday, November 4th at 6:00 PM in the MCHS auditorium. Ticket information coming soon!

Mrs. Scott's physical science class completed an acceleration scavenger hunt. They worked in small groups answering questions about acceleration and velocity in a way that got them up and moving! The also conducted a lab where we measured how long it took some students to run/walk 10/20/30/40 yards and then used the data to calculate velocity and acceleration.
Mrs. Stiles' and Mrs. Parker's hospitality club took to the hallway before school Thursday to share love and kindness as they promoted Suicide Prevention month. They had pins, stickers, tattoos, bracelets and of course candy to share with everyone.
Mr. Woods' 1st period EAST class created and signed a thank you poster for our school custodians. "We would be a mess without you." "Not all heroes wear capes, some carry mops."




REMINDER:
Congressman French Hill and Senators John Boozman and Tom Cotton invite you to meet
with their staffs at Central Arkansas’s 2026 Congressional Service Academy Information
Session.
Who: Our Service Academies and ROTC Programs are looking for talented young people with an
interest in serving their country while earning a college education. You are invited to attend an
information session to learn more about your Service Academies.
What : An information session for students, parents and school officials about the free educational
opportunities offered by our Service Academies and the ROTC college scholarship program:
US Military Academy: West Point, NY
US Naval Academy: Annapolis, MD
US Air Force Academy: Colorado Springs, CO
US Coast Guard Academy: New London, CT
US Merchant Marine Academy: Kings Point, NY
ROTC Scholarships at most major national universities
When: TONIGHT!!! Wednesday, 23 September 2025, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Where: Maumelle Charter High School Cafeteria - 9701 White Oak Crossing, North Little Rock, AR
Questions: LTC Joe Volpe at (501) 454-9034 or by email at joe.j.volpe@gmail.com

Attention all Juniors!
You all will be taking the ASVAB Career Exploration Exam on October 6, 2026 at 9:00 AM in the auditorium.
The purpose of the ASVAB CEP is to figure out where to find career satisfaction, all the facts about your skills and interests, the world of work, and your post-secondary options to make informed decisions at no cost and no commitment.
The ASVAB Career Exploration Program includes a validated aptitude test and interest assessment. The results are used to guide career exploration using our career planning tools.
For more information about this exam/benefits, visit https://www.asvabprogram.com/
Please get plenty of rest the night before and come prepared with a clear and open mind. You will need to eat a balanced breakfast before school because there will be no "Second Chance Breakfast" for Juniors. The exam will begin on October 6 at 9:00 am until 11:00 am (1st-3rd period) at the latest. We plan to have all exams completed by 11:30 AM. ALL students will test in the AUDITORIUM.
Please make sure you bring your Chromebook and that they are fully charged!!!! Once the exams are completed, you will need to report back to class. Thank you for your time and cooperation. GO FALCONS!

Ms. Stroud's Spanish class did projects about Hispanic Heritage Month this week! Students worked in groups and chose any relevant topic to create a presentation about.
Mrs. Meeks AP Business class starting with fixed and material costs, teams competed to turn a profit by building the tallest tower possible. They earned revenue for every inch constructed, along with bonuses if their tower stood independently and held a piece of paper.
Mr. Cobi Johnson's AP US History class were creating presentations over the effects of the Revolutionary War.







Dear Senior Students, Parents, and Guardians,
Please join us on Friday, September 18, at 10:00 AM on campus for our Senior Financial Aid Night Workshop.
To help ensure higher student participation, we have moved this event to a daytime slot during the school day. Parents and guardians are highly encouraged and warmly invited to join us on campus to attend alongside their students.
What to Expect:
Expert Guidance: A college financial aid representative will lead the session.
FAFSA Updates: We will walk through the "NEW" changes to the FAFSA process.
Hands-On Help: This is an interactive workshop to help you actively prepare your college funding plans.
What to Bring:
Your student laptop or personal device
Any financial aid questions you have for our guest representative
We look forward to seeing you there and helping you navigate the college funding process!

Mrs. McIntosh's AP Language classes worked in small groups to create a Disney Villain rhetorical analysis "one-pager."
Mr. Kalkbrenner's AP Physics Lab were measuring the time it takes a cart of various mass to go a set distance in order to calculate the acceleration of the cart and compare that acceleration with the theoretical acceleration they calculated from newtons 2nd law a=F/m!
Keep Soaring Falcons!









Hello Juniors and Seniors,
We are excited to announce a field trip to the College Fair at Arkansas Tech University on Thursday, September 24, 2026.This is a fantastic opportunity to meet with representatives from in-state and out-of-state colleges, universities, military branches, and career/vocational industries. Important Details:
Priority Attendance: Open to all Seniors. Juniors are highly encouraged to submit slips as well and will be placed on a waiting list.
How to Apply: Have a parent or guardian complete the permission slip form. You can use the attached digital copy or pick up a printed version in our offices. ATU COLLEGE FAIR AND TOUR PERMISSION SLIP
Deadline: Return your completed permission slips to the counselor’s office by Friday, September 18, 2026
.Please swing by the counselor's office if you have any questions!

Hello Seniors!
The City of Maumelle and the Maumelle Area Chamber of Commerce are excited to invite local schools to participate in their 3nd Annual Career Connect Fair on Wednesday, September 30, 2026 @ 10am-11am, at the Jess Odom Community Center.
Career Connect is designed to help students explore future career opportunities by engaging directly with local businesses, industry leaders, and community partners. Students will have the chance to:
Discover a variety of career paths
Learn about the skills and education needed for different industries
Make connections with potential mentors and employers
If you would like to attend this trip, please click the following link for a copy of the Permission Slip
Permission Slips must be signed and returned to the counselors' office by Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026 @ NOON. Please let the counselors know if you have any questions.

Congressman French Hill and Senators John Boozman and Tom Cotton invite you to meet
with their staffs at Central Arkansas’s 2026 Congressional Service Academy Information
Session.
Who: Our Service Academies and ROTC Programs are looking for talented young people with an
interest in serving their country while earning a college education. You are invited to attend an
information session to learn more about your Service Academies.
What : An information session for students, parents and school officials about the free educational
opportunities offered by our Service Academies and the ROTC college scholarship program:
US Military Academy: West Point, NY
US Naval Academy: Annapolis, MD
US Air Force Academy: Colorado Springs, CO
US Coast Guard Academy: New London, CT
US Merchant Marine Academy: Kings Point, NY
ROTC Scholarships at most major national universities
When: Wednesday, 23 September 2025, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Where: Maumelle Charter High School Cafeteria - 9701 White Oak Crossing, North Little Rock, AR
Questions: LTC Joe Volpe at (501) 454-9034 or by email at joe.j.volpe@gmail.com

Check out some highlights from the first few weeks at Maumelle Charter High School.
Mr. Marden's class working on a trade route simulation to learn about how the black plague spread.
Students in Mr. Woods' EAST class have been using the vinyl printer to decorate the room and using Autodesk Fusion to design a new fishing lure.
Mrs. Stiles’ 10th grade English class recently made trash monster’s as a project to go along side reading Frankenstein. We had some amazing ones! The winner of our competition is Parker Simpson!










In accordance with federal and state regulations,
Academics Plus Charter School District will
permanently destroy special education and 504
records for students who graduated, moved, or were
dismissed from services on or before June 2020.
This destruction is scheduled for October 1, 2026.
If you or your child received special education or 504
services from the district and you would like to obtain
copies of these records, please submit your request
no later than September 30, 2026, by emailing:
maumelle.registrar@academicsplus.org

The 2026-2027 Maumelle Charter High SChool Yearbook is now avaliable for just $40!
This is the lowest price yearbooks will be all year, so don't miss out!
Order by August 28, 2026 to get the $40 price. The price will increase after this deadline.
Order online at:
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1569382/MAUMELLE-CHARTER-HIGH-SCHOOL/2027-Yearbook/2026061304164292781/CATALOG_SHOP
Don't wait, reserve your yearbook today and make sure you have a copy of all the memories from this school year!

Varsity Soccer Tryouts
Varsity soccer tryouts for students in grades 9–12 will be held at the high school from 4:00–5:30 p.m. on August 6 and August 7.
All students planning to try out must have a current physical before participating. You can email this to the appropriate coach or bring a physical copy.
Cleats are recommended but not required if you are new to soccer.
Team Managers Needed
The boys' and girls' soccer teams are also looking for team managers for the upcoming season. Please email the appropriate coach if you are interested.
Boys: tyler.maynard@academicsplus.org
Girls: mateo.johnson@academicsplus.org

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