Community Challenge Grant
The Community Challenge Grant is an invitation for the Mountain Home community to support MHPS students. Turn your passion into an opportunity for MHPS students by submitting your Community Challenge Grant idea to us!
Our partnerships with local individuals, families, and businesses make scholarships for MHHS seniors and innovative grants for MHPS teachers possible. Every contribution, big or small, becomes an investment in a student’s potential and a catalyst for opportunity. By submitting and backing a Community Challenge Grant pitch, you’re not just supporting education: you’re helping change the trajectory of a young person’s life and strengthening the foundation of our entire Mountain Home community.
Our partnerships with local individuals, families, and businesses make scholarships for MHHS seniors and innovative grants for MHPS teachers possible. Every contribution, big or small, becomes an investment in a student’s potential and a catalyst for opportunity. By submitting and backing a Community Challenge Grant pitch, you’re not just supporting education: you’re helping change the trajectory of a young person’s life and strengthening the foundation of our entire Mountain Home community.
Teaching Grant Program
Every year, the MHEF sets aside funds for teachers who are taking on innovative and challenging projects in their classrooms. The grant money is obtained from endowments to the MHEF, fundraisers sponsored by the MHEF, and through automatic payroll deductions given by more than 100 teachers of the district.
Promise Scholarship Program
The Promise is a scholarship program to fund the tuition gap for all students graduating from Mountain Home High School and attending up to four semesters at ASUMH (in a 3-year window after high school graduation). In an effort to increase local workforce, the MHEF removes all barriers for post-secondary education.
Traditional Scholarship Program
The Mountain Home Education Foundation is pleased to offer the following scholarships:
Dr. James Dunbar Scholarship, Bertha and Kirby Smith Scholarship (for those going in to Education), Teresa Ott Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Simon Abraham Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Max Cheney Memorial Scholarship, Cliff & Frieda Schroeder Scholarship, Friends of the North Fork and White Rivers Scholarships, Baxter County Football Association Scholarship, Mildred Griffith Scholarship, Lucille Carlson Scholarship, Mike Huett Scholarship, Nell Powell Wright Scholarship, Louis and Margie Knight Scholarship, Baxter County Bar Association, Dr. Sara Smith Scholarship, Completer Scholarships and Mr. and Miss MHHS Scholarships.
While the Completer Scholarships are earned by course studies at Mountain Home High School and Mr. and Miss MHHS scholarships are awarded to students who place in the high school-sponsored contest, the requirements for the remaining scholarships are as follows:
Dr. James Dunbar Scholarship, Bertha and Kirby Smith Scholarship (for those going in to Education), Teresa Ott Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Simon Abraham Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Max Cheney Memorial Scholarship, Cliff & Frieda Schroeder Scholarship, Friends of the North Fork and White Rivers Scholarships, Baxter County Football Association Scholarship, Mildred Griffith Scholarship, Lucille Carlson Scholarship, Mike Huett Scholarship, Nell Powell Wright Scholarship, Louis and Margie Knight Scholarship, Baxter County Bar Association, Dr. Sara Smith Scholarship, Completer Scholarships and Mr. and Miss MHHS Scholarships.
While the Completer Scholarships are earned by course studies at Mountain Home High School and Mr. and Miss MHHS scholarships are awarded to students who place in the high school-sponsored contest, the requirements for the remaining scholarships are as follows:
- The applicant must be a MHHS graduate;
- The applicant must have at least a 2.5 Grade Point Average.
Hall of Honor Recognition Program
The Hall of Honor Recognition Program, established by the Mountain Home Education Foundation, celebrates the outstanding individuals and partners who have made a lasting impact on Mountain Home Public Schools and the community it serves.
Each year, the Foundation recognizes exceptional alumni, retired faculty and support staff, dedicated community members, and generous partners whose influence extends far beyond the classroom. These honorees embody the values of excellence, service, and commitment that define the Bomber legacy.
Through this program, we preserve the stories of those who have shaped our schools, inspired generations of students, and strengthened the connection between education and community. Their contributions are honored during the annual Night of Honors, a special evening dedicated to celebrating their achievements and legacy.
Each year, the Foundation recognizes exceptional alumni, retired faculty and support staff, dedicated community members, and generous partners whose influence extends far beyond the classroom. These honorees embody the values of excellence, service, and commitment that define the Bomber legacy.
Through this program, we preserve the stories of those who have shaped our schools, inspired generations of students, and strengthened the connection between education and community. Their contributions are honored during the annual Night of Honors, a special evening dedicated to celebrating their achievements and legacy.
