Dr. Bonita Jamison, MRH School District Superintendent

06/13/2026

When you lead from your passion and know how DEI work improves the lives of all within an educational system it becomes clear. Congratulations to Dr. Ambers-Phillips as she steps into her role at CPS.

06/05/2026

Congrats Dustin!

05/29/2026

As I reflected on yesterday's graduation ceremony, I found myself thinking less about the diplomas and more about the journey.

For the past five years, I have had the privilege of watching many of these graduates grow into the young adults they are today. I have watched them discover new passions, overcome challenges, celebrate successes, navigate disappointments, and continue moving forward. Much like the book The Dot, each graduate has their own story, their own experiences, and their own mark they will leave on the world.

As I shared with the Class of 2026, there are four lessons I hope they carry with them long after they leave MRH.

First, every dot has a story. Every graduate arrived at this moment through a unique journey. Some paths were smooth, while others required tremendous resilience and perseverance. Their stories matter because they shaped who they are becoming.

Second, be authentically yourself. The world will offer many opinions about who you should be. I hope our graduates have the courage to remain true to themselves, their values, their voices, and their dreams.

Third, do not wait for perfection to begin. Life rarely provides certainty before asking us to take the next step. Some of the most meaningful opportunities begin with an imperfect start and a willingness to try.

Lastly, encourage others along the way. Success is not measured solely by what we accomplish for ourselves, but by how we help others discover their own potential. Leadership is helping someone else believe they belong.

As my final graduation at MRH comes to a close, I am filled with gratitude. Thank you to our families for entrusting us with your children. Thank you to our staff for investing in them each day. And thank you to the Class of 2026 for allowing me to be a small part of your story.

Your dot matters. Your story matters.

❤️ Dr. J

05/28/2026

We're counting hours now, instead of days. Tonight's commencement ceremony for the MRH High School Class of 2026 may be viewed live at 7:00. (Photo courtesy: Principal Nicole Huffman)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqAVrQjKM9c

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

During last night’s Council Meeting, a resolution was presented to Dr. Bonita Jamison in honor of her distinguished service and dedication as Superintendent of the MRH School District.

We thank Dr. Jamison for her leadership and commitment to the students, staff, and community, and we wish her continued success and all the best in her next endeavor.

05/28/2026

As the year winds down, I cannot help but think about the many small moments that helped shape each of these learners into who they are becoming. The friendships formed, the setbacks that built character and grit, and the lessons learned along the way have all been part of their journey over the last two years.

While their middle school chapter is coming to a close, high school now awaits with new opportunities, challenges, memories, and adventures to embrace and conquer.

MRH, help me celebrate the Class of 2030 and all that lies ahead for this incredible group of students!

05/22/2026

Meet and Greet Event for Incoming Superintendent Dr. Cassandra Suggs Scheduled for Sunday, May 31. Click the link below for more information.
https://tinyurl.com/yc32turu