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Mt. Pleasant High School faculty examine some of the data that resulted in MPHS being named a mentor campus in the state of Texas. Pictured are (right to left) Head Counselor Kelly Cowan, Agriculture Teacher Susie Hearron, English Teacher Barbara Carroll, and Math Department Chairman Ann Jenkins
Mount Pleasant High School is one of three high schools in Texas chosen by the Southern Regional Education Boards (SREB) High Schools That Work (HSTW) school reform movement to serve as a mentor to other Texas high schools that have joined the High Schools That Work Enhanced Design Network. MPHS was chosen in September of . . . read more
HSTW has identified a set of Key Practices that impact student achievement. Following are the HSTW Key Practices that provide direction and meaning to comprehensive school improvement and student learning: High expectations: . . . read more
