We are kicking off a celebration of the principals in Arkadelphia Public Schools. We appreciate their leadership, vision, and commitment to student success. Join us as we celebrate our principals this month!
Mary Snowden, Peake Elementary School Principal
Tisha Hunter, Goza Middle School Principal
Callie Hunley, AHS Principal
Assistant Principals:
Leah Clark, Peake
Brian Gibson, Goza
Trent Smith, AHS
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Our team just wrapped up its regular season on Monday against the Nashville Scrappers! Now, it's time for the postseason. They'll be competing in the 4A-7 District Tournament on Monday, October 6, held right here at the HSU and OBU tennis courts.
Head Coach Melanie Bobo has five seniors leading the way this year, along with some exciting and talented underclassmen taking to the court.
Good luck to Arkadelphia Tennis as you compete! Bring home that hardware! 💙🐾🎾
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On Sunday, September 21st, AHS Cheer hosted a Badger Mini Cheer Clinic. Before Friday night’s game, girls from ages 5 to 5th grade took to the field to perform. They did a wonderful job cheering on Big Blue!
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Badger Pride Spotlight 🎉
Congratulations to Riley Robinson, a Peake Elementary student nominated by Ms. Snowden for this month’s Badger Pride Award! Riley always goes out of his way to make his classmates feel included and supported. If someone feels left out or upset, Riley is quick to step in with kindness and encouragement to brighten their day.
We are so proud of Riley for showing what it means to be a true Badger! #BadgerPride
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We are transitioning into October on Wednesday! The days are getting shorter, but still filled with many activities.
Let's have a great week.
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1st row: Kayde Gentry, Mya Green, Kate Manning, Ava Thomason, Annie Hardin, Ja’Nya McKillion, and Christian Hunter
2nd row: Chloe Browning-Barton, Kaylen Beard, Daisy Cervantes, Z’Layiah Jackson, Isabel Clark, Micah-Claire Cowart, and Taylen Smith
Homecoming festivities will be held on Friday, October 10th.
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Congratulations to Millie Martin, a Peake Elementary student nominated by Ms. Snowden for this month’s Badger Pride Award! Millie exemplifies our CKH word of the month, “empathy.” She shows kindness and understanding to everyone around her, but especially to a fellow classmate who knows they can always count on Millie’s care and support.
We are so proud of Millie for living out what it means to be a true Badger! #BadgerPride
Put on your Badger colors and let's support Badger Football as they start the conference season tonight at home against the Scrappers. It's always a great day to be a Badger!
Let's Go!
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Badger Pride Spotlight goes to Giselle Marroquin! We are so proud of Giselle, an 8th grader at Goza Middle School, who represented Arkadelphia on the national stage this summer! She competed at the National FBLA Competition in California and placed 2nd in the nation. An incredible accomplishment that shows her hard work and leadership. She was nominated by Ms. Hunter for starting the school year by showing true school spirit.
Congratulations, Giselle! You are a shining example of #BadgerPride, and we can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll accomplish!
🎉♻️ Exciting News at Goza Middle School! ♻️🎉
We are proud to announce that L. M. Goza Middle School has been awarded a $3,000 School Recycling Grant from the Southwest Central Regional Solid Waste Management District!
Our campus Conservation Education Committee applied for this grant as it will help launch a paper and cardboard recycling program on campus, making Goza a greener, cleaner place for our students and community. 🌎✨ The program will officially launch in October 2025, with an initial grant disbursement of $1,500 that was presented this September.
At Goza, a School of Conservation Leadership, we believe in teaching our students the importance of conservation, stewardship, and protecting the environment for future generations. This grant makes it possible to turn that belief into action! 💪🌱
Stay tuned for updates as our recycling program gets underway. Thank you to the SWCRSWMD for investing in our students and our school community! ❤️💙
Badger Pride Spotlight 🌟
Congratulations to Jonah Thomas, a Peake Elementary kindergarten student nominated by Principal Mary Snowden for this month’s Badger Pride Award! Jonah goes above and beyond to show kindness each day. He is always helpful and caring toward a classmate with special needs and making sure they have their supplies ready and helping them stay on task. Jonah is a shining example of what it means to live with empathy and compassion.
We’re so proud of you, Jonah! #BadgerPride
Susannah embodies empathy in her classroom. Ms. Snowden wrote, “Susannah is always looking out for the feelings of others. If someone is upset, she is the first to go over, check on them, and help solve their problem.”
We are so proud of Susannah for showing kindness and care toward others! #BadgerPride
Here is what is going this week in the Arkadelphia School District!
Good luck to the Boys and Girls Golf Teams in the District Tournament.
Badger Football will take on the Scrappers at home this Friday.
Have a great one!
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The Badger Battalion was recently named an Honor Unit of Distinction for the 2024–25 school year by the Cadet Command, 5th Brigade Commander. This prestigious honor reflects the dedication, discipline, and hard work of our cadets and leaders.
We are so proud of them! Way to represent Arkadelphia with excellence! 💙❤️ #BadgerPride
We extend our congratulations to the Goza and AHS FFA members on their results during the livestock show and thank adviser Sammy Cox for his time and instruction involving the fair.
Proud of all of you!
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So many things to celebrate today at the Kiwanis of Clark County’s 12th Annual Feeding Kids Feed Futures Lunch!
First, congratulations to Mrs. Ashley Wesley, AHS Business Teacher and FBLA Adviser, who was honored with the 2025 Kiwanis of Clark County IMPACT Award. This award represents Improving, Motivating, Partnering, Advocating, Community, and Togetherness. Very proud of Mrs. Wesley, her impact on students, and the impact FBLA is having through their community service projects.
Peake Art Teacher Amy Taylor and her art students created another masterpiece that raised funds through a live auction. A big thank you to Citizens Bank for their generous donation to the feeding program. They came out on top during the bidding!
Our Arkadelphia Public Schools Counselors, who work directly with distributing food bags to students as they head home for the weekend, were on hand for the event. We can't express enough gratitude for the Kiwanis and the many sponsors of the lunch for making financial contributions to feed our students. Thank you.
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