December 19th

As we wrap up the semester, take time to reflect on all you've accomplished this year. Whether it's in the classroom, on the field, or through acts of kindness, your efforts make our school shine brighter. Enjoy the well-deserved break, celebrate with family and friends, and recharge for an amazing new year. Have a safe and joyful holiday season—see you in 2025!

Go Foxes!

Greg Hodges, Aaron Cleveland, Jennie Reynolds, and Sydni Skinner

Our Student of the Month is Brennan Baker! Brennan is a true leader and role model at Caddo Mills High School. She is the Area V FFA President, as well as a class officer who helped organize an outstanding homecoming dance and prom, she continually demonstrates servant leadership. Known for her strong work ethic and dedication, Brennan gives 110% in everything she does, balancing academics with her many responsibilities. She often shares her favorite saying, “It is not hard to be a good person,” and lives by this principle every day. Brennan is a positive influence, and her kindness and integrity make her a wonderful representative of CMHS.

Kyle Smith is an exceptional educator and a true asset to Caddo Mills High School. As a World History teacher, he brings incredible energy to the classroom, making learning engaging and enjoyable for all his students. His positive attitude is contagious, creating an environment where both students and staff thrive. A decorated UIL coach, Coach Smith excels in coaching volleyball and track, inspiring his athletes with dedication and enthusiasm. Outside of the classroom, be sure to check out his podcast, which offers valuable insights and is a great listen for everyone. Coach Smith’s passion and commitment make him a deserving Teacher of the Month!

The District is unwavering in its commitment to maintaining a safe, secure, and healthy learning environment for all its students. We understand that the use of illegal drugs poses a serious health and safety risk to the user, those associated with the user, and potentially to the public. Therefore, as a proactive measure to keep our students and schools drug-free, the District requires the random drug-testing of any student in grades 7-12 who chooses to participate in school-sponsored extracurricular activities or request a permit to park a vehicle on school property. Random drug testing is conducted throughout the school year.