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Pictured back, l-r: Eve Ericksen, Nora Pohot, Trent Cox, Tru Mundorf, Dailie Dent. Front: Fallon Lee, Abigail Gonzalez, Danielle Peterson, Ellie Licking, Aislynn Connealy.

Pictured back, l-r: Eve Ericksen, Nora Pohot, Trent Cox, Tru Mundorf, Dailie Dent. Front: Fallon Lee, Abigail Gonzalez, Danielle Peterson, Ellie Licking, Aislynn Connealy.

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Recent 2nd grade classroom happenings

News Staff
Tuesday, December 17, 2024
The 2nd grade students earned a pajama and hot chocolate party last week! After listening to Margie Palatini's story Mooseltoes, the 2nd grade students were challenged to create a moose Christmas tree. Their tree had to be at least 8 inches tall, stand independently and be built around the moose.
Mike Kvanvig

Mike Kvanvig

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Paxton is Student of the Month

News Staff
Tuesday, December 17, 2024
by Harper Andersen, MHS sophomore Mullen Public Schools is thrilled to announce that Peyton Paxton, a senior, has been named November’s Student of the Month.Staff chose Peyton during the Leadership Council and agreed that Peyton’s positivity and leadership does not go unnoticed.
Pictured around the table from front left: Luke Cox, Tatum Deibler, Kendall Phipps, Fallon Lee, Austin Smith, Aurora Polt. Brett Mauler

Pictured around the table from front left: Luke Cox, Tatum Deibler, Kendall Phipps, Fallon Lee, Austin Smith, Aurora Polt. Brett Mauler

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November/December Elementary Pizza with the Principal

News Staff
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
Pizza with the Principal is a reward for six Mullen Elementary School students, featuring one student from each grade level. This is the Mullen Elementary School’s version of “student of the month.”Each grade level will have one award winner each month.
The Mullen 6th graders are learning about weather in science. They are exploring the properties of water and how it interacts in the atmosphere to create clouds and storms. Pictured are Cooper Cash, Bronx Burney and Pandora Gray. Tawn Jewell

The Mullen 6th graders are learning about weather in science. They are exploring the properties of water and how it interacts in the atmosphere to create clouds and storms. Pictured are Cooper Cash, Bronx Burney and Pandora Gray. Tawn Jewell

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6th graders learn about weather

News Staff
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
6th graders learn about weather
Gerri Peterson

Gerri Peterson

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MHS One Act: “How to Get Away with a Murder Mystery”

News Staff
Tuesday, December 3, 2024
One Act competition started Nov. 9, when the Bron- cos performed at the Line 634 Festival in North Platte.Here, the Broncos placed 5th against many upper-class Award.Next, we took on MNAC West in Dunning on Nov. 19.Sydnee Cheever, Mia Flores-Green, Jaylon Forsen, Tate Kvanvig and Hope Miller...
Sarah Hardin

Sarah Hardin

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MHS juniors and seniors taught First Aid

Gerri Peterson Hooker County Commis-sioner
Tuesday, December 3, 2024
Bryan Crisp helped create the connections needed for the Mullen High School juniors and seniors to be taught First Aid for severe trauma and compression only CPR last month.Trudy Merritt from West Central District Health Department was in Mullen to teach these skills to the students.
Chris Kuncl honored at conference

Chris Kuncl honored at conference

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Chris Kuncl honored at conference

News Staff
Tuesday, December 3, 2024
Mullen Public Schools Superintendent Chris Kuncl was honored at the Nebraska Association of School Boards and Nebraska Council of School Administrators State Education Conference last month.
NHS volunteers at Open Door Mission

NHS volunteers at Open Door Mission

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NHS volunteers at Open Door Mission

News Staff
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
The Mullen High School National Honor Society students went to Omaha last weekend for their annual service trip. Pictured l-r: Hayley Donohoe, Medora DeNaeyer, Sydnee Cheever, Justin French, Allie Boyer, Alex Werner and Tate Kvanvig.
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