Marching Forward: Springing into Success |
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Community Care in Action
Mansfield High School would like to thank our local ministers for their generous snack donation to support our students during ACT testing week. Acts of kindness like this remind our students that their community is cheering them on.
Special thanks to:
• Zion Hill #2 Missionary Baptist Church – Rev. Torriano Williams
• St. Luke Baptist Church – Rev. Al’taurus George
Your support helps keep our students encouraged and focused as they do their best!
#MansfieldHigh #ACTTesting #CommunityMatters |
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As we move into the week of March 16, Mansfield High School is officially stepping into the final nine weeks of the school year. With the ACT testing window behind us, we are seeing our students stay Rooted in Resilience—maintaining their momentum and carrying the same Perseverance into this new quarter that they showed at the start of the spring.
We are now in that vital stretch where preparation turns into daily execution. It is great seeing our scholars continue to show up as Team Players in the classroom, keeping those strong habits from the third quarter going as we head into the heart of the spring season.
As we continue celebrating National Nutrition Month, it’s encouraging to see our students prioritizing the fuel they need to "Nourish to Flourish." Whether they are out on the field for spring sports or finishing up their certifications, that extra focus on wellness is helping them stay sharp and energized.
Starting this new grading period, we remain focused on our mission to celebrate the graduation of all students. The energy on campus this week is setting a fantastic tone for the rest of the year, keeping every Wolverine moving steadily toward the finish line. |
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At the same time, Mansfield High School remains committed to strengthening leadership at every level. Recently, Assistant Principals Mrs. Ogunyemi and Mr. Burch participated in a district Professional Learning Cluster where assistant principals from across DeSoto Parish came together to collaborate, share strategies, and discuss ways to continue supporting students, teachers, and school communities. Investing in leadership development helps ensure that our schools remain places where students can thrive academically and personally.
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Assistant Principals from across DeSoto Parish recently gathered for a district Professional Learning Cluster to exchange ideas, strengthen leadership practices, and collaborate on ways to better support students and staff. Mansfield High School is proud to have Assistant Principals Mrs. Ogunyemi and Mr. Burch representing our campus and contributing to these important conversations that help move our schools forward. #DeSotoStrong #WinningTogether |
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MHS Educator's Rising
Mansfield High School’s Educators Rising students are pictured during a recent chapter photo shoot, representing the professionalism, leadership, and future-focused purpose of the organization. |
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Mansfield High School serves to ensure the academic success, develop the character, and celebrate the graduation of all students. |
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| Wolverine Family, Wolverine Family,
As we move into the week of March 16, Mansfield High School is entering the final nine weeks of the school year with focus, purpose, and momentum. This is an important stretch of the semester, and we want every student to remain committed to strong attendance, consistent effort, and daily academic progress.
With ACT testing now behind us, our attention turns fully to maintaining that same level of preparation and discipline in the classroom. The habits our students build now—staying organized, meeting deadlines, and remaining engaged—will make a meaningful difference as we move closer to the end of the year.
March is also National Nutrition Month, which serves as a reminder that student success is supported by healthy routines both in and out of school. Proper rest, balanced meals, and daily readiness all play an important role in helping students stay focused and perform at their best.
We encourage all students to continue communicating with their teachers, taking ownership of their work, and finishing this school year with determination. Your continued support at home helps reinforce the importance of accountability, preparation, and perseverance. Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting Mansfield High School.
"United together, We win." -Christopher Thomas |
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Masquerade in Paris: MHS Prom 2026 |
Prom will be held April 11 at 8:00 PM in Mansfield, LA.
Prom tickets are $50, and the last day to purchase tickets is March 31. Tickets can be purchased in the front office with Mrs. Allen. Students will receive a receipt at the time of purchase. Juniors and Seniors are allowed to bring one guest. Guests must be in 10th grade through age 20. Guest tickets are $25.
Students wishing to invite a student from another school or a guest who is not currently in high school must retrieve the guest approval form from Ms. Thompson for administrative approval. For questions or concerns, please contact Ms. Thompson. |
MHS Educators Rising Students Continue Success at State Conference |
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Following a strong showing at the NSU Regional Competition, Mansfield High School’s Educators Rising students continued their competitive journey at the 2026 Educators Rising State Conference held at Louisiana Christian University.
MHS is proud to share that Yuxi Zheng earned 2nd place in Children’s Literature at the state level. This accomplishment reflects continued dedication, preparation, and excellence as Yuxi advanced from regional competition to the state stage.
The conference gave students the opportunity to showcase their skills, connect with other future educators, and further explore pathways in the education profession. Mansfield High School students represented Wolverine Nation with professionalism and pride throughout the event.
Educators Rising continues to provide valuable experiences for students interested in teaching and educational leadership, helping them build confidence, sharpen their skills, and prepare for future success. MHS proudly congratulates Yuxi Zheng on this outstanding achievement and celebrates all students who represented the school at the state conference. |
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⚫ Portrait of a Graduate – March 16
⚫ Teacher Reflection Meetings Begin – March 16
⚫ Clusters – March 17–18
⚫ Junior Ring Ceremony – March 20
⚫ Virtual Day – March 30
⚫ Spring Break – March 31 |
| All cell phones must be turned off and stored in backpacks during the school day, in accordance with state law. We ask for your support in ensuring compliance with this policy throughout the year. |
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- Monday, March 16 — 5:00 PM
Baseball — Mansfield vs. Calvin (HOME)
Location: Mansfield - Thursday, March 19 — 5:00 PM
Baseball — Mansfield vs. Calvin (AWAY)
Location: Calvin - Tuesday, March 24 — 5:00 PM
Baseball — Mansfield vs. Lakeside (HOME)
Location: Mansfield -
Thursday, March 26 — 5:00 PM
Baseball — Mansfield vs. Lakeside (AWAY)
Location: Lakeside - Tuesday, March 31 — 5:00 PM
Baseball — Mansfield vs. Winnfield (SB) (HOME)
Location: Mansfield
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- Monday, March 16 — 5:30 PM
Softball — Mansfield vs. Plain Dealing (AWAY)
Location: Plain Dealing - Tuesday, March 17 — 5:00 PM (District Game)
Softball — Mansfield vs. Red River (AWAY)
Location: Red River - Wednesday, March 18 — 5:00 PM
Softball — Mansfield vs. Southwood (AWAY)
Location: Southwood - Monday, March 23 — 5:30 PM
Softball — Mansfield vs. Doyline (AWAY)
Location: Doyline - Tuesday, March 24 — 5:00 PM
Softball — Mansfield vs. Winnfield (HOME)
Location: Mansfield - Thursday, March 26 – Saturday, March 28 — TBA
Softball — Red River Tournament
Location: Red River -
Tuesday, March 31 — 5:00 PM (District Game)
Softball — Mansfield vs. Lakeside (HOME)
Location: Mansfield
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Track — Viking Relays
Location: Airline High School - Thursday, March 27 — TBA
Track — Many Tigers Meet
Location: Many High School
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As we begin Week 11, let’s continue to emphasize our Wolverine values: caring, perseverance, respect, servant leadership, and teamwork. Thank you for embodying these values every day in the classroom and beyond. |
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We are a 1:1 Chromebook ratio school district. Each student has an assigned Chromebook. Students should bring their fully charged Chromebook and charger everyday to school.
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Students may enter the building as early as 7:10 a.m. The tardy bell rings at 7:28 a.m., marking the start of instruction. We dismiss daily at 3:09 p.m. Car riders can be picked up from 3:09-3:15 p.m. |
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Contact a member of the Administration team if any questions should arise: christopher.thomas@desotopsb.com natashia.ogunyemi@desotopsb.com
stephen.burch@desotopsb.com |
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Make sure to visit https://www.desotopsb.com/page/back-to-school for all the back to school resources you need including information on how to download the DeSoto Parish Mobile App and set up your Rooms account to stay connected to your child's teachers! |
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