Basketball Action Today!
Arkadelphia hosts Dierks today at the AHS Gym with an early afternoon start time!
The 8th Grade Lady Badgers start the action, followed by the Freshmen Boys, Varsity Girls, and Varsity Boys.
Pay cash at the gate or buy tickets online at https://gofan.co/event/5088151?schoolId=AR18579
Arkadelphia hosts Dierks today at the AHS Gym with an early afternoon start time!
The 8th Grade Lady Badgers start the action, followed by the Freshmen Boys, Varsity Girls, and Varsity Boys.
Pay cash at the gate or buy tickets online at https://gofan.co/event/5088151?schoolId=AR18579
Last week, Arkadelphia Agricultural Education/FFA Adviser, Sammy Cox, joined with other Arkansas Ag Teachers in attending the National Association of Agricultural Educators Annual Convention in Nashville, TN. Teachers connected with others from across the nation and grew as educators through relevant and engaging professional development!
Mr. Cox serves as the current president of the Arkansas Vocational Ag Teachers Association (AVATA)
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Mr. Cox serves as the current president of the Arkansas Vocational Ag Teachers Association (AVATA)
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This month, Pizza with Police came to Yumika Kingdon’s 4th-grade class at Peake Elementary School. They were so excited! Thank you to SRO Jimmy Shearin and the Arkadelphia Police Department for taking the time to spend with students. Special thanks to Patterson Federal Credit Union for providing the pizza and Dr. Jeanette Turner for the paper goods and water.
It’s always a great day to be a Badger!
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It’s always a great day to be a Badger!
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Our first semester ended today! Our holiday break begins! We hope our students and staff enjoy time with family and friends. Students return to school on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. 🎄
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A "Badger Pride" Twist
There’s holiday spirit, and then there’s Arkadelphia High School holiday spirit! 🦡🎄
Monday's contest winners definitely understood the assignment.
⭐ Mrs. McDaniel stole the show (and the staff win) by featuring some familiar faces on her sweater... who knew Coach Smith and Ms. Hunley made such great elves?
⭐ Keaton brought the holiday style to take home the student victory!
Congratulations to our winners and everyone who dressed up (including the English Department on Plaid Day)!
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There’s holiday spirit, and then there’s Arkadelphia High School holiday spirit! 🦡🎄
Monday's contest winners definitely understood the assignment.
⭐ Mrs. McDaniel stole the show (and the staff win) by featuring some familiar faces on her sweater... who knew Coach Smith and Ms. Hunley made such great elves?
⭐ Keaton brought the holiday style to take home the student victory!
Congratulations to our winners and everyone who dressed up (including the English Department on Plaid Day)!
#BadgerPride
The holiday spirit at Peake Elementary is officially TREE-mendous! 🌲✨
Yesterday was our Ugly Sweater Contest, but these outfits were absolute works of art. 🥇 Sophia Vo took home the student win with her elves! 🥇 Ms. Sherman grabbed the staff win with a TikTok-inspired look that transforms from a garland to a wreath!
You can check out more photos of Peake students on their Facebook page. You all sleighed the competition! 🛷🎅
Yesterday was our Ugly Sweater Contest, but these outfits were absolute works of art. 🥇 Sophia Vo took home the student win with her elves! 🥇 Ms. Sherman grabbed the staff win with a TikTok-inspired look that transforms from a garland to a wreath!
You can check out more photos of Peake students on their Facebook page. You all sleighed the competition! 🛷🎅
Goza Middle School Got into the Holiday Spirit! 🎄✨Yesterday, Goza students and staff participated in our annual (Festive) Ugly Sweater Contest. We loved seeing everyone's unique take on holiday fashion!
Congratulations to our campus winners:
Kendall Smith took home the student prize for her fantastic homemade ensemble.
Mr. Dan Dawson secured the staff win with a "vintage" look—sporting a very form-fitting sweater with a non-functional Rudolph nose.
Congrats! Thank you to all the staff and students who dressed up and made the day so festive.
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Congratulations to our campus winners:
Kendall Smith took home the student prize for her fantastic homemade ensemble.
Mr. Dan Dawson secured the staff win with a "vintage" look—sporting a very form-fitting sweater with a non-functional Rudolph nose.
Congrats! Thank you to all the staff and students who dressed up and made the day so festive.
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We had our Arkadelphia Schools “Ugly Sweater” competition today. We were looking for the most unique and festive attire at each campus and amongst the district staff. We can’t wait to share ALL the winners. We will START with the district staff. The district and administration team came together for lunch today. Finalists were chosen, and the winner is Rendi “Lou Who” Currey. Congrats! Thanks to everyone for joining in the fun. More winners coming!
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The Arkadelphia High School Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, and Jazz Band will perform their Christmas Concert this evening, Monday, December 15th. The concert will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Jones Performing Arts Center on the campus of Ouachita Baptist University.
The AHS halls have been filled with beautiful sounds of the season as they prepare for tonight's concert. You do not want to miss it!
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The AHS halls have been filled with beautiful sounds of the season as they prepare for tonight's concert. You do not want to miss it!
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We have three days this week before the Holiday Break begins.
Tomorrow is our Ugly Sweater Day. Be sure to wear your most festive and unique holiday attire!
You do not want to miss Monday evening's high school band concert at the OBU JPAC.
Have a great week!
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Tomorrow is our Ugly Sweater Day. Be sure to wear your most festive and unique holiday attire!
You do not want to miss Monday evening's high school band concert at the OBU JPAC.
Have a great week!
#BadgerPride
The Arkadelphia Promise has announced the November Teacher of the Month, Barbara Hesse.
Ms. Hesse is a 3rd-grade teacher at Peake Elementary School. She is an amazing teacher for her students. Ms. Hesse is also a leader, mentor, and great support to her colleagues, especially her third-grade teaching team. She truly demonstrates excellence in the classroom, a passion for student success, and an unwavering dedication to the teaching profession that the Arkadelphia Promise Foundation is looking to recognize as Teacher of the Month.
In appreciation of her impact, Ms. Hesse was presented with a cash award. The award was made possible by the late Janice Stanford’s remarkable generosity through a recent legacy donation to the Arkadelphia Promise Foundation.
Congratulations, Barbara Hesse! Thank you for your commitment to academic excellence throughout your years in education.
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Did you know that December 8-14 is #CSEdWeek?
Computer Science continues to grow in Arkansas. The Arkansas Department of Education requires computer science experiences throughout grades K-12, and every high school student must earn at least one CS credit to graduate. Why? Because technology is everywhere—from our phones to our cars!
We talked with AHS Computer Science teacher, Mrs. Stefanie Davis, about why this matters.
💻Why is CS important? "Computer science teaches you how the technology you use every day actually works... When you learn computer science, you get better at solving problems, thinking creatively, and staying safe online," says Mrs. Davis.
💻 What is class like? Mrs. Davis loves connecting the curriculum to real life. "We talk about things like AI, social media, and staying safe online... I also love how we get to have fun, active conversations about tech, and I throw in some 'back in my day' stories about how much technology has changed in the last 20–30 years!"
🚀 The Future of CS at AHS: Currently, students can take Introduction to Computer Science, but steps are being made to implement a full Career Pathway for Software Development.
This week, students are working on activities from the CS Week Choice Board. Happy Computer Science Education Week, Badgers! 💻
Computer Science continues to grow in Arkansas. The Arkansas Department of Education requires computer science experiences throughout grades K-12, and every high school student must earn at least one CS credit to graduate. Why? Because technology is everywhere—from our phones to our cars!
We talked with AHS Computer Science teacher, Mrs. Stefanie Davis, about why this matters.
💻Why is CS important? "Computer science teaches you how the technology you use every day actually works... When you learn computer science, you get better at solving problems, thinking creatively, and staying safe online," says Mrs. Davis.
💻 What is class like? Mrs. Davis loves connecting the curriculum to real life. "We talk about things like AI, social media, and staying safe online... I also love how we get to have fun, active conversations about tech, and I throw in some 'back in my day' stories about how much technology has changed in the last 20–30 years!"
🚀 The Future of CS at AHS: Currently, students can take Introduction to Computer Science, but steps are being made to implement a full Career Pathway for Software Development.
This week, students are working on activities from the CS Week Choice Board. Happy Computer Science Education Week, Badgers! 💻
Senior Annie Hardin was recognized this week by the Arkadelphia Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, as the Arkadelphia High School DAR Good Citizen. We appreciate Jamie Ward, Chapter Chair of the Good Citizen Committee, Terry Hagood, Chapter Regent, and the entire Arkadelphia DAR Chapter for presenting this award each year to one of our students. Annie was accompanied by her mother, Jill, and received a lapel pin and certificate. Congratulations, Annie!
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The Peake Fourth Grade classes of Burton, Kingdon, Weems, and Blankenship performed a Christmas musical for their classmates this morning. They perform again at 6:00 p.m. in the Peake cafeteria; come enjoy their performance this evening. They did a spectacular job!
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The Arkadelphia High School Chamber Choir sang at the Arkansas State Capitol during the Sounds of the Season performances being held this week. The Goza Middle School and Arkadelphia High School Choirs will have their Christmas Concert this evening at 7:00 p.m. in the AHS Little Theater.
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Students and teachers are still working hard as we draw closer to the end of the first semester! Ashley Whittle’s 8th grade science students have been learning about different forms of energy, including kinetic energy, potential energy, and energy transfer. They recently conducted a lab that modeled all three using multiple trials to demonstrate and explain the Law of Conservation of Energy. They also used a variety of measurements—such as angles and distances—to explore Newton’s First Law of Motion, the effects of force and gravity, and several other concepts they are learning in class.
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Spreading Joy, One Gift at a Time! 🎁💙 Yesterday, our Arkadelphia High School FBLA members took "service" to the next level. The day started at Arkansas Children’s Hospital, where students delivered nearly 150 toys collected during last week's FBLA Toy Drive!
But the giving didn't stop there. Thanks to a dedicated fundraiser held by the students, members were able to fund one of their favorite traditions: the Great Kindness Tree Challenge! Teams hit the aisles to purchase specific gifts for children on the local Kindness Tree, turning their hard work into holiday joy for others. We are so proud of these young leaders.
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But the giving didn't stop there. Thanks to a dedicated fundraiser held by the students, members were able to fund one of their favorite traditions: the Great Kindness Tree Challenge! Teams hit the aisles to purchase specific gifts for children on the local Kindness Tree, turning their hard work into holiday joy for others. We are so proud of these young leaders.
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We’re making a list and checking it twice... ✅
And it turns out our staff is definitely on the "Nice" list! Superintendent Nikki Thomas and C&I Director Jeanette Turner had some fun delivering holiday bonuses today. We are so grateful for the dedication, energy, and love our team pours into our students all year long. Merry Christmas! 🎄
And it turns out our staff is definitely on the "Nice" list! Superintendent Nikki Thomas and C&I Director Jeanette Turner had some fun delivering holiday bonuses today. We are so grateful for the dedication, energy, and love our team pours into our students all year long. Merry Christmas! 🎄
National Ugly Sweater Day is coming up! Since we will be on break for the official date, we are celebrating early with a District-Wide Ugly Christmas Sweater Challenge on Monday, December 15th.
The Details:
When: Monday, December 15th
What: Wear your most FESTIVE and UNIQUEholiday attire.
Who: All staff AND students
Prizes: This year, we are expanding the fun! We will be selecting winners for the most unique attire in the following categories:
🏆 One Staff Winner for each campus and district-level
🏆 NEW: One Student Winner per campus!
Arkadelphia, join us in getting that holiday spirit flowing and join in the fun!
Happy Monday!
The holidays are getting closer, and we want to remind everyone of the schedule on our school calendar for our upcoming break.
The last day of the first semester is December 17th. Staff and students are working hard during this busy time of year to wrap up the first half of this school year.
Have a great week!
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The holidays are getting closer, and we want to remind everyone of the schedule on our school calendar for our upcoming break.
The last day of the first semester is December 17th. Staff and students are working hard during this busy time of year to wrap up the first half of this school year.
Have a great week!
#BadgerPride
