Mt. Hermon School
Pre-K through 12th grade
36119 HWY 38
Mt. Hermon, LA 70450
985-877-4642
fax 985-877-4710
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Mrs. Grady's students created some Buzztastic treats for the faculty on St. Valentine's Day.
First Finance brought all of the MHS women a box of Valentine Candy!
Free Online Tutoring, Job Search Assistance and Academic & Career Resources available. This after school online homework assistance service is offered through the State Library of Louisiana and our local public library. Click on the link below.
Click on the News tab (top) to see what's happening in our classrooms!
Congratulations to our students who participated in the
District Literary Rally held at South Eastern University.
We have 11 students who will move on to compete at the State Rally,
8 of those were 1st place finishers at the District Rally!
Welcome to the official site of the ‘Jackets.
We are all about spirit and
makin’ some racket.
Our students are courageous,
the best you will find,
Polite and respectful,
courteous and kind.
Other words to describe us
and how we are:
Enthusiastic, ambitious,
the brightest by far.
Honesty and trustworthy,
conscientious, too.
Our students excel
in all that they do!
We are
Maintaining High Standards!
Congratulations to Sophomore Santana-Lin for being chosen as Village Virtual Stellar Student of the month.
Drop off & Pick up times
Students can be dropped off at MHS between 7:15-7:40 am.
Pick up time will begin at 2:55 pm.
Severe weather procedure for morning student drop-off.
All vehicles should enter through the north gate after 7:15.
Students in grades 6th - 12th should exit vehicles under the walkway behind the gym if they are not going to breakfast.
All Pre-K- 12th grade students going to breakfast should exit the vehicle by the cafeteria walkway.
The Mt. Hermon School Parent Center is always open in the school library for parent to access at any time during the school day.
Mrs. Lahoma Vernon is our school’s parent educator and is always willing to assist anyone. Parents are welcome to complete job applications, check on student's grades and test scores.
MHS students in grades 6th – 12th were educated by the Washington Parish Sheriff’s Department, in partnership with the HOPE House, a Children’s Advocacy Center, on the risks and dangers involved in cyber bullying and sexting. A special thank you to Sheriff Randy Seal, Lieutenant Brent Goings, Detective Cody Glynn, and Ms. Jessica Fuselier of the HOPE house for the informative presentation.
Call 1-855-452-5437
Toll Free to report
child abuse 24 hours
a day, seven days a week.
