Malad High School

Here is a quick two-week glance at the events at MHS! There is so much happening for students, including the Art Show, the Music Spring Concert, and many other activities. Just remember, all events are subject to change, which is why it's important to check the school calendar located on the website. *** *** To get a complete list with more information, check out the MHS webpage by going to the Oneida School District website, selecting schools, and selecting Malad High School. Once on the MHS page, click on "See All Events."

MHS will be hosting the 3A Play-in Series Southeast Qualifier, part of the IHSAA State Baseball Tournament. This means that the Baseball Games at the City Park on May 9 & May 10 will require payment to watch. Please make sure you have Cash or use the GoFan app to watch the games.

There will be a Public Information Meeting on Monday, May 12 @ 7:00 pm in the Malad Elementary School regarding the Bond Refinance that will be on the May Ballot.

MHS will be hosting the 3A Play-in Series Southeast Qualifier, part of the IHSAA State Baseball Tournament. This means that the Baseball Games at the City Park on May 9 & May 10 will require payment to watch. Please make sure you have Cash or use the GoFan app to watch the games.

Mark those Calendars! There will be a Public Information Meeting on Monday, May 12 @ 7:00 pm in the Malad Elementary School regarding the Bond Refinance that will be on the May Ballot.

Policy Review Tuesday: Activities *** *** It is our hope that every student will participate in at least one or more of our school activities. Academic Eligibility for Athletics and Activities: Grade reports will be pulled on Monday morning. Students are responsible to know their grades and must maintain at least a 2.0 simple GPA and be passing all classes with a 70% (C) or better to qualify to participate in high school athletics or extra-curricular activities. As long as the student remains on the ineligibility report regardless of the class, the student is ineligible to travel with the team, group, or club or participate in competitions or activities except practice, until all grades are up to a 70 percent or better in PowerSchool. Students can not expect a teacher to immediately grade an assignment that is turned in late. Teachers have 5 school days to grade and enter late work.

We are excited that Coach Roslyn Brimhall is being inducted in the Oneida County Hall of Fame! Please feel free to leave any memories as a comment.

MHS will be hosting the 3A Play-in Series Southeast Qualifier, part of the IHSAA State Baseball Tournament. This means that the Baseball Games at the City Park on May 9 and May 10 will require payment to watch. Please make sure you have Cash or use the GoFan app to watch the games.

Reminder! *** *** *** Senior Project Community Night is TONIGHT (April 30) from 6:00 - 8:00 pm. *** *** *** Then TOMORROW, May 1 at 6:00 pm & 7:00 pm, there is an Associate Degree Information Night! Come to the MHS Library to learn about getting an Associate Degree at MHS

New Policy Effective Immediately: *** *** *** Policy Review Tuesday: Student Parking/Driving *** *** *** Parking in the Malad High School parking lots is a privilege. Any infraction of the rules applying to driving and parking will result in a revocation of your parking privileges or will be subject to being ticketed by the Oneida County Sheriff’s office. Periodic general inspections of student vehicles in MHS parking lots may be conducted by school authorities for any reason and at any time, without notice, without student consent, and without a search warrant.

Mark those Calendars! We have a lot happening this week that is important! *** *** Wednesday, April 30: Senior Project Community Night, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, MHS Commons *** *** Thursday May 1: Associate Degree Information Session for parents and Students at 6:00 pm & 7:00 pm. You can choose which session you'd like to attend. Come to the MHS Library. I can't wait to tell you how your student can maximize their time at MHS!

We have several pallets of sod that we had hoped to use on the baseball/softball fields in the new complex across the street from MHS. It will not work as we had hoped, so it is free to take. There is no need to contact anyone to take the sod, but please do not go onto the fields.

Brick & Mortar Register is starting! Please copy and paste the link below for Kindergarten and New Student Registration for 2025-2026 school year. *** *** Please do not use this link if your student is already attending school in Oneida School District. *** *** https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=43043&culture=en

Policy Review Tuesday: Trial Hat Policy *** *** For the remainder of the school year the Oneida School Board has agreed to allow students to wear hats in the school with the following guidelines: *** *** Hats in the classroom are at the teacher's discretion. Students not wearing a hat appropriately and interfering with the educational environment should still have their hat taken away. Hats are not to be worn during assessments or tests. Hats need to be removed during the pledge of allegiance. Hoods are not allowed and students may not cover their face with their hat.

MHS Parents! Did you know your student could participate in the new Drumline and Colorguard at MHS next year? If your student is interested, come to a Student and Parent Meeting on April 23 at 7:00 pm, in the MHS Band Room.

Today is the day! Teens! The Oneida County EMS is sponsoring a Teen Scavenger Hunt on from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm. You could win a Meta Quest 3s VR!

Senior Afternoon Recognition for Boys Baseball will take place right before the doubleheader this Saturday, April 19! Come on down to the City Baseball Diamonds to congratulate our Seniors. The Game begins at 1:00 pm.

MHS Parents and MMS 8th Grade Parents, if your student is interested in Drill Team or Football, there are Parent meetings on Thursday, April 17. Check out the details in the photos.

Policy Review Tuesday: Attendance at Graduation Excerises *** *** *** A student will not be allowed to go through the commencement exercises unless he or she has met all district and state requirements for graduation. The fact that a student is a senior in attendance will not entitle him or her to participate in the above exercises unless he or she has met the district and state requirements for graduation. *** *** Diplomas will be sent home through the mail. Before diplomas are mailed, the following requirements must have been met: *** *** All bills must be paid. *** *** Proper conduct must be observed during graduation week. There shall be no drinking, drugs, tobacco or conduct that is unbecoming to a student of Malad High School. For any improper conduct, the student's diploma will be forfeited.

Teens! The Oneida County EMS is sponsoring a Teen Scavenger Hunt on Friday, April 18th from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm. You could win a Meta Quest 3s VR!