Melba High School

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Melba Junior/Senior High School
Location
6870 Stokes Avenue Melba , Idaho United States
Information
Type	Public
Principal	Eric Forsgren
Teaching staff	24.50 (FTE)
Grades	7-12
Enrollment	395 (2023–2024)
Student to teacher ratio	16.12
Colours	Red, white, and black
Mascot	Mustang
Newspaper	Kuna/Melba News, Melba Toast
IHSAA Segmentation	2A
Website	Melba H.S

Melba High School is a public high school in Melba, Idaho.

Sports

• Football
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Softball
• Volleyball
• Cross Country
• Track

In 2002, Melba beat Glenns Ferry High School in the 2A Football State Championship

Clubs and student organizations

A tragedy struck Melba High School in 1987 for the FFA members. En route home from the FFA convention they laid over in Denver. On the way home from Denver the plane crashed taking off. The FFA advisor's wife and two students were killed in the crash.

• BPA
• FCCLA
• FFA
• FHLA
• Chess Club
• DotA Club
• Mustang Readers' Choice Award Committee
• Choir
• HOSA
• Pep band
• Marching Band

References

43°22′47″N 116°31′51″W / 43.37972°N 116.53083°W / 43.37972; -116.53083

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