Huachuca Mountain is partnering with Edward Jones for a food drive that will benefit several community aid organizations: Peaches Pantry, The Forgach House, St. Vincent de Paul, Salvation Army, Rita's Pantry, and the Good Neighbor Alliance. The food drive runs through November 18, and the class that collects the most donations of canned and dry food items will win a pizza party! Thank you for helping our community by donating!
17 days ago, Cara McCrary
Huachuca Mountain Food Drive
Please join us for our Lightning Bolt PTO Color Run Fundraiser on Friday, November 7! Students in Kindergarten through 3rd grade will run 8:30-9:30am, and 4th, 5th and 6th grade students will run 9:45-10:45am! The color may stain clothing, so dress accordingly. Only school-aged SVUSD siblings may attend. Parent volunteers are needed!
19 days ago, Cara McCrary
Lightning Bolt PTO Color Run

Huachuca Mountain Families, it's almost time for our annual Character Parade on Friday, October 31, at 8:30am! The students will take the parade outside to the playgrounds, where parents are welcome to come and watch. Please use the side gate; no parents will be allowed in the building. No full face masks or scary costumes, please. It will be a batty good time!

20 days ago, Principal Mary Perez- Huachuca Mountain
Batty Good Time!
Former HM student and Miss San Pedro Valley's Teen, Tanyth Lewis, was nice enough to speak to our students about what it means to be kind, courageous and honest! We love what you're doing in the community, and thank you so much for coming back to our school! Go Bolts!
20 days ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Former HM student and Miss San Pedro Teen, Tanyth Lewis, was nice enough to speak to our students about what it means to be kind, courageous and honest! We love what you're doing in the community, and thank you so much for coming back to our school! Go Bolts!
Former HM student and Miss San Pedro Teen, Tanyth Lewis, was nice enough to speak to our students about what it means to be kind, courageous and honest! We love what you're doing in the community, and thank you so much for coming back to our school! Go Bolts!
Former HM student and Miss San Pedro Teen, Tanyth Lewis, was nice enough to speak to our students about what it means to be kind, courageous and honest! We love what you're doing in the community, and thank you so much for coming back to our school! Go Bolts!
HM knows how to show up! Mrs. Perez, teachers and staff joined the 19th Annual Bearcat Pull in support of the Special Olympics! We placed 4th in the womens division! Our team was called "Straight Outta Study Hall," and we were joined by Bre McDaniel (PDS Principal) and Stephanie Elson (T&C Principal) to help represent Sierra Vista Public Schools! Thank you! Ms. Thrasher would love if everyone participated in the Polar Plunge in January! This is all to help support Special Olympians! Go Bolts!
20 days ago, Jessica Eikenberry
HM knows how to show up! Mrs. Perez, teachers and staff joined the 19th Annual Bearcat Pull in support of the Special Olympics! We placed 4th in the womens division! Our team was called "Straight Outta Study Hall," and we were joined by Bre McDaniel (PDS Principal) and Stephanie Elson (T&C Principal) to help represent Sierra Vista Public Schools! Thank you! Ms. Thrasher would love if everyone participated in the Polar Plunge in January! This is all to help support Special Olympians! Go Bolts!
HM knows how to show up! Mrs. Perez, teachers and staff joined the 19th Annual Bearcat Pull in support of the Special Olympics! We placed 4th in the womens division! Our team was called "Straight Outta Study Hall," and we were joined by Bre McDaniel (PDS Principal) and Stephanie Elson (T&C Principal) to help represent Sierra Vista Public Schools! Thank you! Ms. Thrasher would love if everyone participated in the Polar Plunge in January! This is all to help support Special Olympians! Go Bolts!
Students and staff had the ultimate rock paper scissors challenge last week! As part of our 2nd quarter PBIS kickoff, 3rd to 6th grade students each got a bead necklace. They had the chance to play other students and teachers to earn more beads! The finalists had a showdown at the end of the day, and the winner was 6th grader, Airany Lopez!
20 days ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Students and staff had the ultimate rock paper scissors challenge last week! As part of our 2nd quarter PBIS kickoff, 3rd to 6th grade students each got a bead necklace. They had the chance to play other students and teachers to earn more beads! The finalists had a showdown at the end of the day, and the winner was 6th grader, Airany Lopez!
Students and staff had the ultimate rock paper scissors challenge last week! As part of our 2nd quarter PBIS kickoff, 3rd to 6th grade students each got a bead necklace. They had the chance to play other students and teachers to earn more beads! The finalists had a showdown at the end of the day, and the winner was 6th grader, Airany Lopez!
Students and staff had the ultimate rock paper scissors challenge last week! As part of our 2nd quarter PBIS kickoff, 3rd to 6th grade students each got a bead necklace. They had the chance to play other students and teachers to earn more beads! The finalists had a showdown at the end of the day, and the winner was 6th grader, Airany Lopez!
Students and staff had the ultimate rock paper scissors challenge last week! As part of our 2nd quarter PBIS kickoff, 3rd to 6th grade students each got a bead necklace. They had the chance to play other students and teachers to earn more beads! The finalists had a showdown at the end of the day, and the winner was 6th grader, Airany Lopez!
Fourth grade at Huachuca Mountain had the wonderful opportunity to help pilot a field trip program with the Sierra Vista Historical Society. Students learned about our local history and how it impacts our lives now. We were so grateful for the opportunity!
20 days ago, Maria Vinch
Mrs.Vinch's class was given the opportunity to help pilot a new field trip program through the Sierra Vista historical society.
The Henry Hauser museum provided wonder lessons on Sierra Vista's local history to our fourth grade students.
Fourth grade got a lesson on Cochise county's very own Sonorasaurus.
This month, our PBIS winners could choose to enjoy a Fancy Lunch with the Principal! Students were treated to a special dining experience with fancy dishes and wonderful conversation. Instead of traditional prizes, they took home fun memories and unique experiences to remember.

We’re so proud of our students for showing positive behavior and making our school a great place to learn and grow!
21 days ago, Principal Mary Perez- Huachuca Mountain
Fancy Lunch!
We are the highest rated school in all of Cochise County! Our state letter grades were release today, and our score places at the highest ranking score in all of the County and ranks us solidly among the top schools in the state. When we think about school choice....we are the top choice !
In Arizona, earning an “A” letter grade from the Arizona Department of Education is the highest recognition a school can receive. It means our students are learning and growing at exceptional levels every year!

An “A” school shows strong achievement in reading, writing, and math, but it also means something even more important — our students are making outstanding growth. Whether a child starts ahead or needs extra support, they are improving and succeeding.

This rating also shows that our school helps all students learn, no matter their background or starting point. It reflects our teachers’ dedication, our students’ hard work, and the support we receive from our families and community.

Together, we’ve built a school where every child can learn, grow, and thrive — and that’s what truly makes us an “A” school!
21 days ago, Principal Mary Perez- Huachuca Mountain
Number One!

Huachuca Mountain Families, it's almost time for our annual Character Parade on Friday, October 31, at 8:30am! The students will take the parade outside to the playgrounds, where parents are welcome to come and watch. Please use the side gate; no parents will be allowed in the building. No full face masks or scary costumes, please. It will be a spooky good time!

21 days ago, Cara McCrary
Huachuca Mountain Character Parade
The Buena SLAC team came to play kickball last week against our 4th, 5th and 6th grade students! Students were able to purchase the game using their PBIS points! 4th and 5th grade lost the game but our 6th grade beat the high schoolers in a 13 to 4 win! Go Bolts! Go Colts! Bolts to Colts!
22 days ago, Jessica Eikenberry
The Buena SLAC team came to play kickball last week against our 4th, 5th and 6th grade students! Students were able to purchase the game using their PBIS points! 4th and 5th grade lost the game but our 6th grade beat the high schoolers in a 13 to 4 win!
The Buena SLAC team came to play kickball last week against our 4th, 5th and 6th grade students! Students were able to purchase the game using their PBIS points! 4th and 5th grade lost the game but our 6th grade beat the high schoolers in a 13 to 4 win!
The Buena SLAC team came to play kickball last week against our 4th, 5th and 6th grade students! Students were able to purchase the game using their PBIS points! 4th and 5th grade lost the game but our 6th grade beat the high schoolers in a 13 to 4 win!
The Buena SLAC team came to play kickball last week against our 4th, 5th and 6th grade students! Students were able to purchase the game using their PBIS points! 4th and 5th grade lost the game but our 6th grade beat the high schoolers in a 13 to 4 win!
Huachuca Mountain wants to wish our very own, Landon Smith, Case Molesworth and Tyson Larrabee GOOD LUCK this weekend as they compete for the 8U Youth Football Conference CHAMPIONSHIP against the Rams! These 3rd graders are amongst 24 teammates all spread throughout SVUSD public schools! Go get 'em Colts!
22 days ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Huachuca Mountain wants to wish our very own, Landon Smith, Case Molesworth and Tyson Larrabee GOOD LUCK this weekend as they compete for the 8U Youth Football Conference CHAMPIONSHIP against the Rams! These 3rd graders are amongst 24 teammates all spread throughout SVUSD public schools! Go get 'em Colts!

Saddle up and join us for our Lightning Bolt PTO Western Fall Dance! Grab your cowboy hat and boots, and kick up your heels with us!


Who: ALL students, staff, and their families are welcome!
* Families CANNOT drop off their children, they must STAY for the event!
When: 10/24/25, 6-8pm
Where: HM Cafeteria
What: Lightning Bolt PTO Western Fall Dance
Why: PTO Fundraiser
How much: $5.00 per family, snacks and food will be available for purchase!


Head on out and dance with us! It’s going to be a rip-roaring good time!

27 days ago, Cara McCrary
Lightning Bolt PTO Western Fall Dance
Last week in Discovery Art, students in 1st and 2nd grade drew their self-portraits based on their feelings. Our 3rd and 4th graders learned about the relationship between images and their messages. They crafted their own Statue of Liberty!! Thank you Mrs. Linda for being so awesome! Go Bolts!
28 days ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Last week in Discovery Art, students in 1st and 2nd grade drew their self-portraits based on their feelings. Our 3rd and 4th graders learned about the relationship between images and their messages. They crafted their own Statue of Liberty!! Thank you Mrs. Linda for being so awesome! Go Bolts!
Last week in Discovery Art, students in 1st and 2nd grade drew their self-portraits based on their feelings. Our 3rd and 4th graders learned about the relationship between images and their messages. They crafted their own Statue of Liberty!! Thank you Mrs. Linda for being so awesome! Go Bolts!
Last week in Discovery Art, students in 1st and 2nd grade drew their self-portraits based on their feelings. Our 3rd and 4th graders learned about the relationship between images and their messages. They crafted their own Statue of Liberty!! Thank you Mrs. Linda for being so awesome! Go Bolts!
Over the weekend, some of our amazing teachers and staff competed in the Bisbee 1000 Stair Climb! Tana LaPaglia (6th grade teacher) got a personal best time at 47:03! Mrs. Perez's daughter, Emily (a track athlete at Buena High School) placed 1st in her age category! Next year, HM invites all families and staff to join the fun! We can do hard things too 💪
29 days ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Over the weekend, some of our amazing teachers and staff competed in the Bisbee 1000 Stair Climb! Tana LaPaglia (6th grade teacher) got a personal best time at 47:03! Mrs. Perez's daughter, Emily (a track star at Buena High School) placed 1st in her age category! Next year, HM invites all families and staff to join the fun! We can do hard things too 💪
Over the weekend, some of our amazing teachers and staff competed in the Bisbee 1000 Stair Climb! Tana LaPaglia (6th grade teacher) got a personal best time at 47:03! Mrs. Perez's daughter, Emily (a track star at Buena High School) placed 1st in her age category! Next year, HM invites all families and staff to join the fun! We can do hard things too 💪

Saddle up and join us for our Lightning Bolt PTO Western Fall Dance! Grab your cowboy hat and boots, and kick up your heels with us!


Who: ALL students, staff, and their families are welcome!
* Families CANNOT drop off their children, they must STAY for the event!
When: 10/24/25, 6-8pm
Where: HM Cafeteria
What: Lightning Bolt PTO Western Fall Dance
Why: PTO Fundraiser
How much: $5.00 per family, snacks and food will be available for purchase!


Head on out and dance with us! It’s going to be a rip-roaring good time!

about 1 month ago, Cara McCrary
Lightning Bolt PTO Western Fall Dance

"Leadership is the ability to influence others for a common goal." - Sheriff Dannels

On Friday, Student Council students had the opportunity to hear from our very own Cochise County Sheriff! He talked about the importance of influence and reputation in your life. He also spoke about owning the decisions you make and overcoming mistakes! Thank you for your time and service! We will keep on dreaming and believing in ourselves!

Go Bolts!

about 1 month ago, Jessica Eikenberry
"Leadership is the ability to influence others for a common goal." - Sheriff Dannels Today, Student Council students had the opportunity to hear from our very own Cochise County Sheriff! He talked about the importance of influence and reputation in your life. He also spoke about owning the decisions you make and overcoming mistakes! Thank you for your time and service! We will keep on dreaming and believing in ourselves! Go Bolts!
"Leadership is the ability to influence others for a common goal." - Sheriff Dannels Today, Student Council students had the opportunity to hear from our very own Cochise County Sheriff! He talked about the importance of influence and reputation in your life. He also spoke about owning the decisions you make and overcoming mistakes! Thank you for your time and service! We will keep on dreaming and believing in ourselves! Go Bolts!
"Leadership is the ability to influence others for a common goal." - Sheriff Dannels Today, Student Council students had the opportunity to hear from our very own Cochise County Sheriff! He talked about the importance of influence and reputation in your life. He also spoke about owning the decisions you make and overcoming mistakes! Thank you for your time and service! We will keep on dreaming and believing in ourselves! Go Bolts!
Did you know? STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) develops critical thinking, fosters creativity and innovation, improves collaboration and communication! STEM also builds resilience and adaptability. We are so grateful for Mrs. Kia rocking her classes!
about 1 month ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Did you know? STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) develops critical thinking, fosters creativity and innovation, improves collaboration and communication! STEM also builds resilience and adaptability. We are so grateful for Mrs. Kia rocking her classes!
Did you know? STEM develops critical thinking, fosters creativity and innovation, improves collaboration and communication! STEM also builds resilience and adaptability. We are so grateful for Mrs. Kia rocking her classes!
Did you know? STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) develops critical thinking, fosters creativity and innovation, improves collaboration and communication! STEM also builds resilience and adaptability. We are so grateful for Mrs. Kia rocking her classes!
Before the break, our fabulous first graders had the opportunity to learn about Johnny Appleseed. They had the BEST day making applesauce, learning how apples grow and even reading "The Bad Apple." Go Bolts!
about 1 month ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Before the break, our fabulous first graders had the opportunity to learn about Johnny Appleseed. They had the BEST day making applesauce, learning how apples grow and even reading "The Bad Apple."
Before the break, our fabulous first graders had the opportunity to learn about Johnny Appleseed. They had the BEST day making applesauce, learning how apples grow and even reading "The Bad Apple."
Before the break, our fabulous first graders had the opportunity to learn about Johnny Appleseed. They had the BEST day making applesauce, learning how apples grow and even reading "The Bad Apple."
Buena, Huachuca Mountain, and PDS Student Council students braved the rain and spent time together before the Tucson High football game! They did face painting, axe throwing, basketball and enjoyed team-building! What a night to remember!
about 1 month ago, Jessica Eikenberry
Buena, Huachuca Mountain, and PDS Student Council students braved the rain and spent time together before the Tucson High football game! They did face painting, axe throwing, basketball and enjoyed team-building! What a night to remember!
Buena, Huachuca Mountain, and PDS Student Council students braved the rain and spent time together before the Tucson High football game! They did face painting, axe throwing, basketball and enjoyed team-building! What a night to remember!