Blue Mountain School

Blue Mountain School

Welcome to the Blue Mountain School website! At Blue Mountain our goal is to provide a safe learning environment which pushes students to reach their full potential.  We are proud of our achievements at Blue Mountain and are dedicated to providing a first class education for all our students. Our school is thriving because of the staff of dedicated, inspiring teachers who have a common goal to do what is best for our students. Our staff is available to assist you in any way we can.  We look forward to seeing you at school events. Go Cougars!

Lee Holt, Principal

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Blue Mountain School K-12
408 West Mill Street
Blue Mountain, MS 38610

Principal
Mr. Lee Holt
holtl@stsd.ms

Asst. Principal
Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott
elliotte@stsd.ms

BMHS 662-685-4706
Fax: 662-685-4768

BMES 662-685-4288
Fax: 662-685-0036

Blue Mountain School Hours
7:43AM – 3:06PM (HS)
7:50AM – 2:55PM (Elem)
Monday – Friday

Blue Mountain Calendar

 
Blue Mountain Senior Dakota Wardlow was able to job shadow at Tippah Electric today. He learned about real-world skills in the electrical field. Dakota's plans for after graduation is to be a lineman or an electrician. A big thanks to Drew Gann for allowing Dakota this opportunity to job shadow at Tippah Electric.
Blue Mountain Seniors Riley Maree and Jatzarabeth Martinez and Juniors Caleb Galvez, and Andrea Portillo represented Blue Mountain High School at the Tippah County Population Forum on Wednesday. The main focus of the meeting was to share their thoughts on the future of Tippah County. MS Suzy Bowman and Mr Lewis Whitfield from Create Foundation led the discussion, along with Mr. Kyle Smith and Chris Lewellen. These students represented Blue Mountain well for using their voices to make a difference in the future of our community.
Blue Mountain Seniors Precious Hall and Taniya Royston, were able to job shadow at Blue Mountain Christian University under MS Amy Thurmond. MS Thurmond is the production specialist/graphic designer at BMCU. After graduation, Precious and Taniya would like to pursue a career in Art.
Dalila Moreno, Blue Mountain Senior, was able to job shadow yesterday at Hair Creation owned by Barbara Brock. Ms Brock presented the pros and cons of owning your own business in the cosmetology world and what it takes to be successful in the beauty industry. A big thanks to Ms Barbara Brock for taking time out of her busy schedule to allow Dalila to job shadow.
Rebel Services, LLC allowed Blue Mountain Senior Dalton Fowler to experience a job shadow yesterday. He was able to explore career opportunities in welding. Dalton was able to get a close up look at the trade and see how welders build and create every day and he also gained valuable insight into the welding industry.
Blue Mountain Seniors Riley Maree and Jatzarabeth Martinez and Juniors Caleb Galvez, and Andrea Portillo represented Blue Mountain High School at the Tippah County Population Forum on Wednesday. The main focus of the meeting was to share their thoughts on the future of Tippah County. MS Suzy Bowman and Mr Lewis Whitfield from Create Foundation led the discussion, along with Mr. Kyle Smith and Chris Lewellen. These students represented Blue Mountain well for using their voices to make a difference in the future of our community.
On Friday, Blue Mountain School juniors & seniors attended the 2025 MPOWER College & Career Expo at the Crossroads Arena in Corinth, MS. Students from Alcorn, Tippah, Tishomingo, and Prentiss counties enjoyed this hands-on, experience-oriented event which featured local businesses and industries and provided students with opportunities to interact with equipment and learn about various career pathways. Students were also given an opportunity to speak with college representatives (NEMCC & various private/public 4-year universities) to give them educational options for their futures. Thank you to all of the career coaches that organized this awesome event!