The building has been cleared and staff and students are currently returning to the school.
about 22 hours ago, Kari Seals, Administrative Secretary
The Myrtle Point High School received an unconfirmed Bomb threat this morning May 6, 2024. The students and staff have been evacuated and are all safe, while the Myrtle Point Police and the FBI perform a thorough walk through the building.
about 23 hours ago, Kari Seals, Administrative Secretary
The Myrtle Point 4th graders had a fantastic day back in March, as highlighted by the MP Herald (May 1st Edition). They visited the ODFW Coquille Valley Wildlife Area. So much fun and so much learning!
A special Thank you to The Coquille Watershed Association, The Coquille Indian Tribe, ODFW, OSU Extension Office and Local Naturalist.
photo credit: Amanda Loman/For Lens for Change
To view pictures CLICK:
https://www.facebook.com/CoqWA 6 days ago, Jaimie Blanton
Mark your calendars now for the Myrtle Crest Elementary Geography Fair set for Tuesday, May 21st, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm.
7 days ago, Cindy Peterson
School tomorrow for all students. We would like to thank the City of MP for being able to isolate the water outage to a minimum, so the school will not be effected by the water outage tomorrow.
Go Bobcats!
8 days ago, Myrtle Point Jr/Sr High School
It was a great morning here in Bobcat Country!
Congratulations Logan Backman! Logan signed his letter of intent to play Football for Willamette University this morning! We are so proud of you Logan!
Go Bobcats!
11 days ago, Jaimie Blanton
On Monday, April 29th, grades 7th through 12th will have a no school day due to the construction on Harris Street that will result in a lack of water during school hours. Myrtle Crest Elementary will have school and busses will run as normal. We appreciate the City of Myrtle Point for their collaboration and communication during this process.
Go Bobcats!
12 days ago, Myrtle Point Jr/Sr High School
Myrtle Point High School Plant Sale
12 days ago, McKenzie Wallace
Spring Bobcat Cub Athletes stand proud!
The future looks bright for Bobcat athletics.
151 kids, ages Pre K- 6th.
Baseball and T ball have 95 participants.
Softball has 45 Participants.
Track has 11 Participants.
(Pictured 2nd-5th grade spring athletes)
GO BOBCATS!!!
18 days ago, Jaimie Blanton
The baseball/softball games that were scheduled for today are re-scheduled for Monday. Softball will start at 4:30pm at Lions Park. JV Baseball will start at 2:30pm and varsity baseball will start at 4:30pm. Go Bobcats!
18 days ago, Myrtle Point Athletics
From the Desk of Steve Perkins
April 9, 2024
We are excited to announce that the Myrtle Point School District is planning on
opening Maple School in the fall of 2024-25 as a Middle School. Maple Middle
School will be grades 6-8. Moving students into Maple will allow the district to get
out of the Davenport Building at the Coos County Fairgrounds. The District has
done several tests to ensure that Maple is capable of hosting students. The
building currently houses the District Office and the Technology Department.
Maple will get new paint in most of the classrooms and some new flooring before
the next school year begins.
If you any questions or concerns about reopening Maple, feel free to send me an
email at
steveperkins@mpsd.k12.or.us I will make sure your question or concerns
are answered.
During spring break, we installed Security Fences at Myrtle Crest Elementary.
These fences will ensure that visitors can only enter the building through the main
office. All students and community members must also enter the building
through the main office doors. We are very happy with the new security
measures for Myrtle Crest. This addition will make Myrtle Crest a secure building
with only one main entrance. All outside entrance doors at Myrtle Crest are now
locked during the school day.
Myrtle Crest and the high school are hosting parent conferences this Thursday
night and Friday. Make sure you drop in and check on your student’s progress at
school.
Our student calendar has been approved for the 2024-25 school year. One major
change is there is no school during the week of Thanksgiving, so families can make
plans to travel that week without missing school.
Enjoy the spring weather. Get outside and enjoy an activity. We currently have
baseball, golf, softball, and track going on in the district.
Steve Perkins
26 days ago, Jaimie Blanton
Scholastic Spring Book Fair @ Myrtle Crest School
29 days ago, Jaimie Blanton
about 1 month ago, Jaimie Blanton
MPHS's Family and Consumer Science class held their own baking challenge!
about 2 months ago, McKenzie Wallace
Myrtle Crest 4th graders received salmon from ODFW and today they released them. Members from ODFW, Coquille Watershed, Coquille Indian Tribe and OSU Extension Office offered extended hands-on experiences with the students.
about 2 months ago, Jaimie Blanton
Here is an updated schedule for athletics this week. We have added softball and JV baseball games to the schedule this week. Go Bobcats!
about 2 months ago, Myrtle Point Athletics
Community Easter Event for kids and families.
about 2 months ago, Jaimie Blanton
Budget Committee Vacancy
about 2 months ago, Jaimie Blanton
Be sure to move your clocks forward one hour this Saturday night.
2 months ago, Cindy Peterson
Dr. Seuss Week at Myrtle Crest continues tomorrow with Pajama Day. Wednesday is your day to get WACKY by wearing your clothing backward, inside out, mismatched - or whatever you consider wacky. NOTE: Thursday's theme is Dress as Your Favorite Seuss Character - OR - wear green.
2 months ago, Cindy Peterson