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05/03/2025

Parents of Athletes Notice!! Free sports physical will start on Monday. Get your teens form filled in and handed in to the office. Don't miss out!!!

04/14/2025

Please help support our local Volleyball Travel Team

03/04/2025

Take a look at the School Based Health Center Videos. Magazine was involved with the State Team and three other schools in producing these videos to help promote School Based Health Centers. They are short but very impressive videos highlighting SBHC in Arkansas.

01/24/2025

We are hopping today. Natural Hearing set up for faculty and community. Our dentist, Dr. Bishop, and our student, Gracie Franklin, job shadowing, Mercy going full steam, and WACGC and Steven Schlinker Counseling Services providing mental health services. Great day!

10/27/2024

Annual Red Ribbon Rally Oct 30th, 6 to 8! Bring your family for fun and drug prevention awareness. Free hot dogs and waters, music, bounce arounds, contests, parent presentations on Fentaynl, Health Fair with all our Partners, and free flu shots froaround,

08/12/2024

School Based Health Center Contact Information.

08/12/2024

We want to Welcome all students and staff back for the First Day of School. We are ready to serve your needs for Medical, Mental Health, Vision, and Dental Services. Remember to call first thing in the morning to be able to get into Mercy Magazine.
Go Rattlers! Whatever it Takes!

08/08/2024

Back to School Safety Tips! School Starts Monday. Please be aware of the children walking and riding bikes as well as the buses transporting Children.

As a new school year approaches, it is a good time to review some principles of pedestrian and bicycle safety.

05/28/2024

Good tips to encourage brushing

We're heading into a long weekend, which marks the beginning of summer. Spoiler alert: Kids are at higher risk for cavities in the summer. Think lazy days, lots of ice cream and sugary beverages, disrupted brushing and flossing routines--and you get the picture.

Here are a few fun ways to keep a spotlight on oral hygiene each day.

05/13/2024

Parents alert! SPORTS Physicals are going on right now. Get your forms from the school office and turn them back in to the school office. The wellness center will call your child over for a free sports physical.

02/29/2024

Just as every child is told they must look both ways before crossing the street, every child in America must be told that counterfeit drugs are everywhere, and they are deadly. It’s up to every teacher, principal, and faith leader in America to relay the risks of this poison now.

Here’s what children need to know:

There is a poison killing 200 Americans of all ages, backgrounds, and races every single day. It’s called fentanyl. Most kids who die from it don’t even know they are taking it.

Drug dealers are selling fake pills, co***ne, and m**h with fentanyl to boost their profits.

These fake pills look identical to the real ones—Xanax, Adderall, Oxycontin, Percocet, and others. You cannot see, smell, or taste fentanyl. Even DEA agents can’t tell the difference between what’s real and fake.

Do not accept any pill of any kind if it doesn’t come from a doctor or pharmacist. Even if your best friend offers you a pill, they won’t know if it contains fentanyl.

In the age of fentanyl, your life will become a coin toss. Heads, you get high. Tails, you die. The only way to win this twisted game is to refuse to play.

Read this article for more information:


Dear Educator:

In the wake of the tragic death of Marco Troper (Cal Berkeley student) after taking a drug, an excerpt from James Fishback's recent investigative piece on fentanyl speaks volumes:

“We don’t know what was in it,” [Troper's] grandmother Esther Wojcicki told local media, “Teenagers and college students need to know that drugs today are not the same as the drugs of yesterday. They’re often laced with fentanyl.”

[Troper's] family are waiting on the results of a toxicology report, which could take up to a month. But if it’s true that Marco lost his life to fentanyl, one thing is clear: he did not die of an overdose.

He was poisoned.

Every week in America, about 22 kids die of a drug overdose. Eighty percent of those deaths are linked to fentanyl—a cheap synthetic opioid fifty times more potent than he**in. Even with illicit drug use among middle and high school students on the decline, fatal teen overdoses have never been higher.

Every week, more than a dozen U.S. teenagers lose their lives to fentanyl. James Fishback reports on the unwitting victims—and the parents they’ve left behind.