Morrilton High School

🎓 Did You Know?

One of the smartest ways Morrilton High School students can prepare for their future is by earning concurrent college credit at no cost while still in high school—and it can save families thousands of dollars.

In the Class of 2026:
🎓 11 students graduated with an associate's degree from the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton (UACCM) before receiving their high school diploma.

Because of the University of Arkansas System 2+2 Agreement, students who complete an associate's degree at UACCM can transfer to the University of Arkansas or another four-year university within the UA System and continue paying the same affordable tuition rate they paid at UACCM.

In addition, every hour of concurrent credit earned through Morrilton High School is one less college class families have to pay for after graduation. That means students can enter college with a significant head start while reducing the overall cost of earning a bachelor's degree.

At South Conway County School District, we're committed to providing opportunities that help our students succeed in college, careers, and life.

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Morrilton High School Orientation 2026

We've made adjustments to this year's orientation process to better support families by providing the information and resources needed for a successful start to the school year.

This year's changes also reflect new Arkansas Department of Education requirements for LAUNCH, a platform that helps students navigate their educational journey, explore career opportunities, and plan for future success.

During Orientation, Families Will:
1. Complete the registration process.
2. Learn important campus policies and procedures.
3. Set up required LAUNCH accounts for both parents and students.
4. Set up Home Access Center (HAC) accounts to access student grades.
5. Receive school supplies. Students will also have the opportunity to purchase lockers and parking permits.
6. Receive school-issued technology that will be used as needed in the classroom.

Orientation Schedule

Orientation sessions will begin at 5:00 p.m. and end by 6:30 p.m.

Seniors: July 23
Juniors: July 27
Sophomores: July 28
Freshmen: July 30

A parent or guardian must attend orientation with the student on the assigned date.

If you are unable to attend your scheduled orientation, please contact the Morrilton High School office at 501-354-9430 between August 3–7 to schedule an appointment and complete the orientation process before the first day of school. Students must complete all orientation requirements before receiving their class schedule.

Help Speed Up Your Orientation Experience

1. Complete Registration Before You Arrive
Complete your PowerSchool registration using the Snapcode emailed to you.
Complete all required paper forms. Paper packets will be available for pickup in the Morrilton High School front office beginning Thursday, July 9.

Please note: The district observes summer hours through July 31: Monday–Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

2. Pick Up Your Chromebook Early

July 20 | 2:00–5:00 p.m.
Location: Morrilton High School Library

All outstanding technology balances must be paid before a Chromebook can be issued. Please contact Michelle Moll (ext. 1508) at Morrilton High School to make payment arrangements.

If you pick up your Chromebook early, be sure to bring it with you to orientation, as it will be needed to complete the LAUNCH enrollment process.

Important Reminder

Student schedules will not be released until all orientation requirements have been been completed. This includes registration, required forms, LAUNCH setup, HAC setup, and all other orientation components.

We look forward to welcoming you to Morrilton High School Orientation and helping you prepare for a successful school year!

¡Estamos emocionados de dar la bienvenida nuevamente a nuestra familia de los Devil Dogs para otro excelente año escolar! Los padres y tutores de los estudiantes que regresan ya pueden completar la inscripción en línea para el año escolar 2026–2027.

Usted debió haber recibido un correo electrónico con su código único de inscripción. Si no recibió el correo o necesita ayuda para obtener su código, comuníquese con la oficina de la escuela de su hijo(a). Nuestro personal estará encantado de ayudarle.

💻 Utilice este enlace para completar la inscripción de su estudiante:

https://registration.powerschool.com/family/message?code=actionprivate

Completar la inscripción con anticipación nos ayuda a prepararnos para un excelente comienzo del año escolar y garantiza que la información de su estudiante esté actualizada y sea correcta.

¡Gracias por permitirnos el privilegio de servir a su familia! Esperamos dar la bienvenida a todos nuestros estudiantes y servir a sus hijos durante el año escolar 2026–2027.

❤️ Amar. Servir. Cuidar de las Personas.
🐾 ¡Somos Devil Dogs!

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We are excited to welcome our Devil Dog family back for another outstanding school year! Parents and guardians of returning students can now complete online enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year.

You should have received an email containing your unique enrollment code. If you did not receive the email or need assistance locating your code, please contact your child's school office. Our staff will be happy to help you get the information you need to complete enrollment.

💻 Complete your returning student enrollment here.

Completing enrollment early helps us prepare for a successful start to the school year and ensures your child's information is current and accurate.

Thank you for allowing us the privilege of serving your family. We look forward to welcoming all of our students back and serving your children throughout the 2026–2027 school year!

❤️ Love. Serve. Care. 4 People.
🐾 We Are Devil Dogs!

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Requests are already coming in from teachers and administrators who could use an extra set of hands this summer! Opportunities include unpacking materials, organizing supplies, moving furniture, and other tasks to help prepare for the upcoming school year.

If you have transportation and would like to be considered for these volunteer opportunities, please complete the form.

Note: Requests will be reviewed and considered based on available opportunities, the quantity and type of work needed, student availability, and other factors. Submitting this form allows us to collect your information and share it for potential opportunities as they become available.

Can’t volunteer this summer? No problem! There will be additional community service opportunities available throughout the school year through school clubs and organizations. Get involved when school starts to make earning your required community service hours even easier!

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Understanding Arkansas’s Community Service Graduation Requirement

Beginning with the Class of 2027, Arkansas law requires all public high school students to complete 75 documented hours of community service as a condition of receiving a high school diploma. This requirement was established through the Arkansas LEARNS Act and is governed by the Arkansas Department of Education’s (DESE) Rules Governing Community Service and Diploma Requirements. (Rules Governing Community Service)

For students attending Morrilton High School in the South Conway County School District, the following information outlines what the law requires and how students can meet the graduation requirement.

Who Must Complete Community Service?
The requirement applies to all Arkansas public high school students graduating with the Class of 2027 and beyond.

How Many Hours Are Required?

Students must complete a minimum of 75 clock hours of documented community service during grades 9-12.

For community service purposes, grade 9 begins the day after a student’s last day of eighth grade, meaning students may begin earning qualifying hours during the summer before their freshman year.

There is no annual minimum for students who attend all four years of high school in Arkansas. Students may complete the hours at their own pace and may earn all 75 hours before their senior year if they choose.

What Counts as Community Service?
Under Arkansas law, qualifying community service:

May occur before, during, or after school hours.

May be completed in Arkansas or outside Arkansas.

Must be completed through programs or activities that meet district policy.

Must be certified by the organization or agency where the student volunteered.

May include hours completed for a class, school organization, club, honors program, or other recognition if the activity also meets the district’s community service requirements.

Examples of eligible organizations may include schools, churches, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and other entities recognized by the South Conway County School District.

Documentation Is Required
Community service hours do not count automatically.

Arkansas law requires students to provide documentation verifying their service. Each service activity must be certified by the supervising organization and submitted according to district procedures.

At Morrilton High School, students submit hours through the Community Service Learning Hour Form and attach a signed work verification form for each service activity. Parents and students receive periodic updates on completed hours throughout the school year. Website: https://mhs.sccsd.org/o/mhs/page/community-service-learning

Waivers
The law allows the South Conway County School District Board of Education to grant a waiver on a case-by-case basis when extenuating circumstances exist.

Examples identified in the Arkansas rules include:

Major illness involving the student or an immediate family member

A student who is medically fragile or has a qualifying disability

Student homelessness or housing insecurity

A student who is a major contributor to family income

Waiver requests must be submitted in writing and are considered according to district policy. (DESE policy)

Morrilton High School’s Process
Morrilton High School has established procedures to help students meet the state graduation requirement.

Students should:

1. Complete community service with an eligible organization.

2. Obtain verification (signed form) from the supervising adult or organization.

3. Submit the required documentation through the Morrilton High School Community Service Learning Tracking Form. (Note: Students must submit using school provided email address).

4. Monitor their accumulated hours throughout high school.

Students with transportation challenges or other special circumstances are encouraged to contact the school’s Community Service Learning Coordinator so appropriate service opportunities can be identified.

Completing community service throughout high school, rather than waiting until senior year, will help students remain on track to satisfy this Arkansas graduation requirement.

All referenced forms can be found here: https://mhs.sccsd.org/o/mhs/page/community-service-learning

Hard copies are available in the MHS front office.

For questions regarding community service, please visit the MHS Community Service website or contact Jasmine Wilson, Assistant Principal.