Malad High School

Policy Review Tuesday: Tardy Policy and Time out of Class & Attendance Matters! *** Tardy Policy: It is the belief of Malad High School that being punctual is a critical skill students need to learn and demonstrate on a daily class-by-class basis. When a student is tardy to a class, it is disrespectful, disruptive to the educational environment, and it limits the tardy student’s participation time in the class. Being tardy is a chosen behavior. Plan ahead. *** Tardies-: A student arriving late to class will be marked tardy. A student will be marked absent after the first ten minutes of the class period. If a student misses more than fifteen minutes of class (with or without a smart pass) at any time during class, he or she will be marked absent. Students who are tardy will be subject to the school’s discipline policies, beginning with Level 1 consequences. *** Time Out of Class: Students must have a smart pass in order to leave class. Students will sign up in the counselor’s office for an appointment. They will be called out at the counselor’s convenience. If students are out of class without permission, they will be counted as truant (see policy below) and not allowed to participate in a portion/all of their next scheduled activities (practice or competition). These policies apply to classes being taught and grades applied for Malad High School credit. College concurrent enrollment classes are under the jurisdiction of the approved college syllabus.

We are less than 30 minutes from MR MHS starting. Come on down the High school for a good time and a great laugh. Entry is $10.

Plan on coming to MHS on Saturday for a good laugh and some fun while watching MR. MHS. tickets are $10 each.

The Lady Dragon Softball game in Marsh Valley today (March 14) has been canceled.

The MHS Baseball game today, March 13, 2025, was canceled.

Policy Review: Truancy & Check out/Check In Policy *** Truancy: If a student is absent from class and a parent/guardian has not contacted the school to excuse that student, the attendance secretary will notify parents by phone, email, or mail of the student’s absence. If a student chooses to be absent without completing the steps outlined above, no credit will be given for make-up work. A student shall be considered truant if absent without school and/or parental/guardian permission. A student will also be considered truant for cutting class or leaving the building without following the proper checkout procedure. A forged excuse or providing an incorrect reason for absence to avoid a penalty will also constitute truancy and fall under a major rule violation as stated in the student discipline policy. *** *** Check-out/Check-In Policy: All students must officially check out at the office before leaving the school grounds. This applies to students who are 18 years of age as well. Before checking out, the student must have permission from a parent or legal guardian. If students arrive on campus any time after the first tardy bell, they must check in at the office and be issued a tardy slip before attending class.

MHS has an amazing opportunity coming up this week! We were officially chosen as a nationwide stop on the Blue Collar Tour from Western Welding Academy! We are so excited for this amazing opportunity. Western Welding Academy will be here on March 11 for this all-day opportunity for all students, not just those involved in welding. Thanks, Kami Willie and Lexie Evans, for making this possible!

We are only a MONTH away from Donkey Basketball.

Policy Review Tuesday: Extra-Curricular Eligibility Forms: An IHSAA Physical Exam and Consent Form must be turned in the school before a student athlete may begin participation in any practice or contest. Physicals must be on file for the freshman/sophomore years and the junior/senior years. **** The following must be completed either by paper copy or through the Dragonfly website before participation in athletic events: Athletic Contract, Conflict Resolution, Eligibility for Athletics, Injury Warning, Medical Release, Concussion Information Acknowledgement, Drug Testing Policy General Authorization and Consent, Social Media Guidelines for Student-Athletes, & Interim Questionnaire.

Policy Review Tuesday! Late Work and Academic Dishonesty *** Late-Work Policy: There will be a maximum one-week time frame (7 calendar days) for students to make-up or turn in any missing assignments, missing tests, missing projects, etc. from the original due date. This policy will apply to all classes at Malad High School. Teachers may deduct points or allow additional attempts at their own discretion. Teachers may also shorten the time frame at their own discretion as addressed in their class syllabi. Special consideration can be made by the individual teacher. *** *** Academic Dishonesty: Students caught plagiarizing or cheating on an assignment will receive a zero on that assignment and will not be allowed to make up the assignment. They will also be subject to the consequences of the school discipline policy as a Level 2 serious misbehavior. *** *** Attendance matters! Showing up to school every day is critical for children's well-being, engagement and learning.

Congratulations to the State Runner-Up Lady Dragons! What a heart breaker! Parma 58 - Malad 55 **** Way to play tough and represent our school, our district, and our home.

Donkey Basketball is a fun way to support the FFA and get a laugh. Mark that calendar for a fun time! April 7th.

The Lady Dragons are headed to the State Championship game tomorrow, Saturday February 22 @ 1:40 pm in the Ford Idaho Center. Let's Go Ladies!

The Girls Basketball Team is headed to the State Tournament. There will be a Sendoff tomorrow, February 19, at MHS at 9:45 am. Please Swipe through this information for the State Tournament. If you need more assistance, you can always go to https://idhsaa.org/basketball

Policy Review Tuesday: Academic Grades *** These policies apply to classes being taught and grades applied for Malad High School credit. College concurrent enrollment classes are under the jurisdiction of the approved college syllabus. *** “F” Grades: A student may repeat a subject to improve a grade. Transcripts sent out from the school will show the historical grade and also the grade earned on the subject that was repeated. GPA will be calculated using the higher of the two grades. *** Grade Appeals: All grades can be appealed for up to two weeks after grades are posted for that semester. After the two-week period, the grades become permanent. If a student chooses to drop a class after the first two weeks they will automatically receive an “F” grade for that class and will not receive credit for the new class that they enroll in. *** Incomplete Grades: Incomplete grades must be completed no later than two weeks after a semester ends or the grade will automatically become an “F”.

Attendance Matters Every Day! *** HEALTH GUIDANCE FOR GOING TO SCHOOL *** Showing up to school every day is critical for children's well-being, engagement, and learning. *** Make sure to send children to school if they are: Generally healthy and well, Participating in usual day-to-day activities. *** Children can even go to school if they: Have a mild cold, which may include a runny nose and/or cough; Have a mild stomachache; Have a mild rash with no other symptoms; Have had a fever, but didn't have a fever overnight and they have NOT taken fever-reducing medicine during that time. *** Avoid keeping children at home unless they are too sick to participate.

Congratulations to the MHS Boys Wrestling Team for being the 3A Academic State Champs! When you see a wrestler, Congratulate them!

Boys Wrestling Senior Night is tonight (Feb. 13) at 5:00 pm vs. West Side.

The Girls Basketball District Championship Game is TONIGHT(Feb 12) vs Soda Springs. The game will be held at a Neutral Site for both teams in the West Side Gymnasium at 7:00 pm. *** Soda Springs vs. Malad, Feb. 12 @ 7:00 pm in West Side *** #FillTheGym #LetsGo! #DreamBig

MHS Class and Program Highlight: Computer Science *** cobabecs.github.io shows off some of the Java projects that Computer Science students have worked on in our Computer Science class. Each link is a game or project that we have either worked on as a class, or a student has created on their own. This site, cobabecs.github.io, gives students a chance to look back on their achievements in future years, and it gives community members a chance to see what neat programs our computer science students have been working on. *** To make the game downloads work, you will have to download the most recent version of Java JDK 17. The link to the proper download is on the website, and you will have to download the installer for your specific operating system.