Bronco Roundup January 2026

Spring Break is finally here, and you’ve earned every moment of rest, fun, and family time! I hope you take this week to relax, recharge, and enjoy the sunshine — you deserve it! 😎🌷

When we return, we’ll be heading into an important part of our school year: the LEAP 2025 statewide assessment. 📝✨ I want you to come back ready, focused, and confident. You’ve been learning, practicing, and growing every single day, and this is your chance to show what you know. 💡💪

So enjoy your break — laugh, explore, sleep in, and make great memories. 😄🌴 Then return refreshed and prepared to finish the year strong. I believe in you and your teachers believe in you! I can’t wait to see the amazing things you’ll accomplish! 🚀🌟

Have a fantastic Spring Break, and come back ready to LEAP into success! 🐸📈

Because "When you know you know." And, "When you don't you don't."

April 24 - Blossom Bash Dance

April 28-30 - LEAP Testing (Inc. Alg. 1)

May 5-7 - LEAP Testing

May 14 - Awards Day

May 20 - Last Day of School

📣🎉BIG NEWS!!! Our very own Mrs. Guillory has been recognized as a Semifinalist for Louisiana's Principal of the Year. We are incredibly proud to have Mrs. Guillory here at Moss Bluff Middle School!!

"Whoomp! There it is!"

A New Year isn’t just about fireworks or staying up late—it’s like hitting the reset button on your life. Pretty cool, right? That’s where New Year’s resolutions come in! Resolutions are simply goals you set for yourself to grow, improve, or try something new. There’s no pressure to be perfect—just a chance to level up a little and start fresh.

Looking back on New Year’s, many resolutions were made, but only some were followed through. Over half of the seven people I interviewed actually kept their resolutions, while the rest either didn’t make one or didn’t stick with it. Most people said they chose not to make a resolution because they knew it would be hard to keep. I didn’t make one either, mainly because I don’t think I would have the endurance to keep it going, and I might forget about it when it mattered most. I give major props to the people who were able to stick with their resolutions—I know I wouldn’t even come close to some of the accomplishments others achieved.

~ Alyssa & Charlee

Our MBMS Student Council has officially made their campus beautification dream come to life!! After weeks of planning, organizing, and fundraising, we are thrilled to share our brand new outdoor tables!!

🎉Our Student Council members had the opportunity to attend the LASC District VI Workshop and what a great experience it was! 🎉

Congratulations to London Pruitt, who represented MBMS in the Candy Bar Competition with the "BroncO" candy bar. 🍫

Click on any of these pictures below to see what is happening in your class!!

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💜💛WE DO!!! Firestone surprised our custodians and cafeteria crew with king cakes. 💛💜

Several 6th graders attended a field trip sponsored by Firestone, our PIE. Students learned about the art and mechanics of making pasta with help from Mr. Michael and Alex at Pasta Lab.

Miss Harper Thornton has been named Moss Bluff Middle School's Student of the Year for 2025-2026! Harper is a Banner Roll student and is involved in numerous clubs and organizations on campus as well as in our community. She brightens every room she walks into with her enthusiasm and she spreads sunshine wherever she goes. We are so proud to have her represent MBMS at the district level!

Congratulations, Harper! Well deserved!

Moss Bluff Middle School received an "A" rating School Performance Score for the 2024-2025 School Year! We "LEAP"ed into an "A" school for the first time in MBMS history and are ALSO a Top Gains School as well with a school score of 90.8!

Way to go to our amazing student body for their hard work, the best faculty and staff for their dedication, and our wonderful administration for their leadership!

Lastly, thank you to our beautiful town of Moss Bluff for all the support given to our school!

There is a new App that can and will be used throughout the Parish to report things anonymously from your phone, iPad, or computer-The Close Watch App.

Brief Overview: A complaint is received by CPSO and law enforcement will check out the complaint to make sure it is legitimate and will then move forward.

Crimes and thefts can be reported, either in school or out, and it can prevent mass casualty incidents with just a few key strokes.

See something, say something, it’s right at your fingertips!

It's in the App Store called Calcasieu Close Watch or click the eye to go directly to the link.

*Remember, if you see or hear something, REPORT IT to a MBMS admin or a faculty / staff member IMMEDIATELY!*

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We love our Partners in Ed! Thank you Firestone Polymers and Neighborhood Walmart for all of your help and support.

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