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Our Mosley counselors and student programs set up during both lunches today to showcase the many opportunities available to our students. From academic pathways to extracurricular programs, students were able to stop by, ask questions, and learn more about the programs that make Mosley special.
A big thank you to our counselors and the students who took the time to set up, share information, and help their peers explore these great opportunities. Your efforts help keep our students informed and engaged!
A big thank you to our counselors and the students who took the time to set up, share information, and help their peers explore these great opportunities. Your efforts help keep our students informed and engaged!
Congratulations AJ!! We are so proud of you! Good Luck!!
Congratulations to our incredible Mosley High School Choir for an outstanding performance at MPA! The group earned Overall Excellent and Superior scores, showcasing their hard work, talent, and dedication.
A special shoutout to Peytyn Culbertson, who received a Superior rating for her solo performance!
We are proud of our Dolphins for representing Mosley with excellence! 💚🧡
A special shoutout to Peytyn Culbertson, who received a Superior rating for her solo performance!
We are proud of our Dolphins for representing Mosley with excellence! 💚🧡
Students received their Academic Awards invitations in homeroom today. Please note that this recognition is based on Semester 1 grades only and is not reflective of your overall GPA. Invitations were given to students who earned a 3.0 GPA or higher for the first semester.
Award recipient lists are posted outside the Guidance Office. We encourage students to review the lists to confirm the correct award level.
If you believe there is an error, please stop by the Guidance Office and leave your name for Mrs. Peardon. She will review your information and notify you of any updates.
The deadline to review and request any corrections is Wednesday, March 11th.
Award recipient lists are posted outside the Guidance Office. We encourage students to review the lists to confirm the correct award level.
If you believe there is an error, please stop by the Guidance Office and leave your name for Mrs. Peardon. She will review your information and notify you of any updates.
The deadline to review and request any corrections is Wednesday, March 11th.
We are thrilled to announce that sophomore and second-year wrestler Nathaniel King secured a third-place finish, earning his spot in the FHSAA 2A State Championships. He will be joining his teammates, Tor’Rina Rushing and Julietta Pearson, in their pursuit of State medals.
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We are so proud of Mosley’s Black Student Union for putting together an outstanding Black History Month program! Your hard work, leadership, and passion truly shined as you celebrated culture, history, and excellence in such a meaningful way.
A special thank you to the Supreme Steppers and our amazing choir for your incredible performances and for helping make this event unforgettable. We appreciate each of you for sharing your talents and representing Mosley with pride.
A special thank you to the Supreme Steppers and our amazing choir for your incredible performances and for helping make this event unforgettable. We appreciate each of you for sharing your talents and representing Mosley with pride.
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🎉 Congratulations to McKinley Cantwell! 🎉
We are incredibly proud of you! What an amazing honor and opportunity! 💚🧡
We are incredibly proud of you! What an amazing honor and opportunity! 💚🧡
A huge THANK YOU to HARRY JACKSON LODGE F&AM #314 for recognizing and presenting Rachelle Gonzalez with Teacher of the Year! 💚🧡 Your support and commitment to celebrating excellence in education means so much to our school and community. We are incredibly proud of Mrs. Gonzalez and grateful for partners who continue to uplift and honor our amazing educators.
🏈💚🧡 Congratulations to Coach Golden, Coach Carter, and our Girls Flag Football Team on their FIRST BIG WIN! These incredible athletes are making history and setting the standard for what it means to be a Mosley Dolphin.
A special shoutout to our quarterback, Faith Alvarado, who pitched the ball to Madeline Walker for the first touchdown of the game! A moment we will never forget!
We are so proud of this team and the way they represent our school. Being a Dolphin is a lifestyle!
#mosleymade #itsdifferenthere
A special shoutout to our quarterback, Faith Alvarado, who pitched the ball to Madeline Walker for the first touchdown of the game! A moment we will never forget!
We are so proud of this team and the way they represent our school. Being a Dolphin is a lifestyle!
#mosleymade #itsdifferenthere
Congrats Boys Wrestling!! They took 12 to Boys Districts at Choctaw High School. Senior Tristen Steele took 2nd Place, Senior Isaac Melendez took 4th, Junior’s Wesley Price took 3rd, Ian Keith took 2nd, Brody Creamer 4th, and Sophomore Nathaniel King took 3rd. These six have advanced to the Regional Tournament @ Chiles Hs on 2/27-2/28. We also had Sophomore Adrian Hernandez take 5th and Junior Eli Williams take 6th!!
Congrats to our Girls Wrestling Team as they finished strong in 7th Place. With Sophomore Julietta Pearson in 3rd, Junior Tor’Rina Rushing continuing her unbeaten streak at 40-0 as the District Champion and Senior Emily Myers also claiming the District Championship. All three have advanced and will wrestle in the Regional Championships that will be hosted at Mosley Saturday February 21st !
Haney Open House
Thursday February 12, Kinzley Eaves & Bella Blitch participated in the 2A Girls State Weightlifting Championship in Lakeland Florida.
Freshman Bella Blitch tied for 5th, and placed 6th in the Olympic division..
Kinzley competed in clean & jerk.
Congrats ladies!!
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Congratulations to Annabelle for being nominated for the U.S. Presidential Scholars 🧡🐬💚
Happy SRD Appreciation Day
Shoutout to our SRDs, Brooks and Clayton!
Thank you both for the countless hours, late nights, and steady leadership you pour into everything you do. Your guidance, support, and genuine care don’t go unnoticed. You lead with integrity, patience, and heart, and you’ve made a lasting impact on everyone lucky enough to be alongside you.
Because of you, our students feels supported and our community feels stronger. We’re beyond grateful for the wisdom you share and the example you set every single day.
Thank you, Brooks and Clayton, for everything. You are truly appreciated!
Shoutout to our SRDs, Brooks and Clayton!
Thank you both for the countless hours, late nights, and steady leadership you pour into everything you do. Your guidance, support, and genuine care don’t go unnoticed. You lead with integrity, patience, and heart, and you’ve made a lasting impact on everyone lucky enough to be alongside you.
Because of you, our students feels supported and our community feels stronger. We’re beyond grateful for the wisdom you share and the example you set every single day.
Thank you, Brooks and Clayton, for everything. You are truly appreciated!
We had a special guest in Mrs. Lopes’ class, our very own Principal, Mr. Bullock!
Mr. Bullock stepped in to share valuable, real world interview skills with students, helping them prepare for future jobs, college interviews, and beyond. From how to make a strong first impression and maintain confident body language, to answering tough questions with professionalism and poise, students gained insight they can immediately apply in the real world.
It’s always inspiring to see our leadership actively engaging with students and investing in their future success. Experiences like this remind us that learning goes far beyond textbooks and it’s about preparing for life after graduation.
Thank you, Mr. Bullock, for taking the time to pour into our students, and thank you to Mrs. Lopes for creating opportunities that connect classroom learning to real life experiences!
Mr. Bullock stepped in to share valuable, real world interview skills with students, helping them prepare for future jobs, college interviews, and beyond. From how to make a strong first impression and maintain confident body language, to answering tough questions with professionalism and poise, students gained insight they can immediately apply in the real world.
It’s always inspiring to see our leadership actively engaging with students and investing in their future success. Experiences like this remind us that learning goes far beyond textbooks and it’s about preparing for life after graduation.
Thank you, Mr. Bullock, for taking the time to pour into our students, and thank you to Mrs. Lopes for creating opportunities that connect classroom learning to real life experiences!
