We are ready to welcome our Badgers back!
Thanks to warmer temperatures and the hard work of the Clark County Road Crews and our district Maintenance and Transportation departments, the Arkadelphia Public School District will be in session on Tuesday, February 3rd.
Schedule: Regular start times for all buildings.
Transportation: All bus routes will run as scheduled.
Please continue to use caution in parking lots and walkways as some areas could possibly be slick. We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday morning!
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Thanks to warmer temperatures and the hard work of the Clark County Road Crews and our district Maintenance and Transportation departments, the Arkadelphia Public School District will be in session on Tuesday, February 3rd.
Schedule: Regular start times for all buildings.
Transportation: All bus routes will run as scheduled.
Please continue to use caution in parking lots and walkways as some areas could possibly be slick. We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday morning!
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We will start the week out of school once again, but we hope Monday’s temperature will improve conditions. We are now in February. It is Black History Month, and this week is Counselors Appreciation Week! Be sure to let our counselors know how much you appreciate them. We have a full schedule this week, so please check out the graphics. If we have any schedule changes, we will share those updates. Have a great week!
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Thank you to our Badger family for your understanding and patience over the last week! While preparations have been made to have our campuses ready to return to school this week, ice and low temperatures continue to make many side roads unsafe for travel.
Because many of our bus routes and car riders rely on these secondary roads, we have determined that the Arkadelphia School District campuses will remain CLOSED tomorrow, Monday, February 2. While we considered a late start, buses would still need to travel during unsafe hours.
We do understand this may be an inconvenience for some, but the safety of our Arkadelphia families comes first.
📢 We anticipate warmer temperatures on Monday and will communicate updates for Tuesday’s schedule by Monday evening.
The Jr. High Basketball on Monday evening at Magnolia are still scheduled to be played.
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Because many of our bus routes and car riders rely on these secondary roads, we have determined that the Arkadelphia School District campuses will remain CLOSED tomorrow, Monday, February 2. While we considered a late start, buses would still need to travel during unsafe hours.
We do understand this may be an inconvenience for some, but the safety of our Arkadelphia families comes first.
📢 We anticipate warmer temperatures on Monday and will communicate updates for Tuesday’s schedule by Monday evening.
The Jr. High Basketball on Monday evening at Magnolia are still scheduled to be played.
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January is National School Board Appreciation Month, and we are recognizing our school board officers today. We thank them for their commitment to making Arkadelphia Schools a place where every Badger can grow and succeed!
Out of an abundance of caution, classes are cancelled, and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Friday, January 30, 2026. Unfortunately, many of our roads remain ice-covered and unsafe for student transportation.
We anticipate the sunshine to help improve road conditions as we plan to return to a regular schedule next week. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we make decisions with the safety of our students and staff being the top priority.
According to our adopted 2025-26 school calendar, our make-up days will now be February 16, April 3, May 21, and May 22. We hope to see everyone soon!
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We anticipate the sunshine to help improve road conditions as we plan to return to a regular schedule next week. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we make decisions with the safety of our students and staff being the top priority.
According to our adopted 2025-26 school calendar, our make-up days will now be February 16, April 3, May 21, and May 22. We hope to see everyone soon!
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Badger Family,
Unfortunately, road conditions continue to be hazardous, and overnight temperatures will once again be below freezing. For the safety of our students and staff, the decision has been made that classes are cancelled and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Thursday, January 29, 2026. According to our adopted 2025-26 school calendar, our make-up days will now be February 16, April 3, and May 21, 2026.
We will continue to monitor road conditions for future announcements on returning to school and any necessary event make-up dates once they have been determined. Everyone, stay safe!
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Unfortunately, road conditions continue to be hazardous, and overnight temperatures will once again be below freezing. For the safety of our students and staff, the decision has been made that classes are cancelled and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Thursday, January 29, 2026. According to our adopted 2025-26 school calendar, our make-up days will now be February 16, April 3, and May 21, 2026.
We will continue to monitor road conditions for future announcements on returning to school and any necessary event make-up dates once they have been determined. Everyone, stay safe!
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Our district administrators continue to confer with local officials regarding road conditions and forecasted temperatures. For the safety of our students and staff, the decision has been made that classes are cancelled and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
We will continue to monitor road conditions for future announcements on returning to school and any necessary event make-up dates once they have been determined. We will make up missed school days according to our adopted 2025-26 school calendar.
Thank you for your patience. Please be safe and stay warm.
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We will continue to monitor road conditions for future announcements on returning to school and any necessary event make-up dates once they have been determined. We will make up missed school days according to our adopted 2025-26 school calendar.
Thank you for your patience. Please be safe and stay warm.
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Upon conferring with local officials regarding road conditions and forecasted temperatures, classes are cancelled, and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. All practices, games, and events are cancelled for today and Tuesday. We will continue to monitor road conditions for future announcements for returning to school and any necessary event make-up dates once they have been determined.
Please stay safe!
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Please stay safe!
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Due to the inclement weather and road conditions, classes are cancelled, and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026. We encourage everyone to stay safe and warm!
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Due to the inclement weather and road conditions, classes are cancelled, and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026. We encourage everyone to stay safe and warm!
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The Arkadelphia School District Board of Education approved the 2026–2027 school calendar during its meeting on January 20th. Next school year will be the third consecutive year the district has utilized an alternative calendar, meaning it is based on the total number of instructional hours students attend school rather than the traditional count of student days. For a PDF format of the 2026-2027 school calendar, please visit our website at www.arkadelphiaschools.org/documents/state-required-documents/calendars/2026-2027-apsd-school-calendar/24893923
January is School Board Recognition Month!
We have been celebrating our Arkadelphia Board of Education which includes members Blake Bell, President–Zone 5; Ida Tramble Vice President–Zone 3; Gina White, Secretary–Zone 7; Dr. Kenneth G. Harris Jr.–Zone 2; Matt Johnson–Zone1; Lori Smith–Zone 4; and Clark Tennyson–Zone 6.
Before our January School Board meeting, Nabholz Construction prepared a delicious steak dinner for the board members. Desserts were provided by SFE Food Services. We are grateful to both organizations for this special recognition for the board.
During the meeting, Superintendent Nikki Thomas shared proclamations by Arkansas Governor Sarah Sanders and Arkadelphia Mayor Scott Byrd declaring January as School Board Recognition Month. Each board member was presented an ASBA Certificate of Recognition and some Badger swag. The Arkansas School Board Association's theme for the 2026 celebration is “Answering the Call.” Thank you to the Arkadelphia School for your dedication and leadership. We appreciate you!
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We have been celebrating our Arkadelphia Board of Education which includes members Blake Bell, President–Zone 5; Ida Tramble Vice President–Zone 3; Gina White, Secretary–Zone 7; Dr. Kenneth G. Harris Jr.–Zone 2; Matt Johnson–Zone1; Lori Smith–Zone 4; and Clark Tennyson–Zone 6.
Before our January School Board meeting, Nabholz Construction prepared a delicious steak dinner for the board members. Desserts were provided by SFE Food Services. We are grateful to both organizations for this special recognition for the board.
During the meeting, Superintendent Nikki Thomas shared proclamations by Arkansas Governor Sarah Sanders and Arkadelphia Mayor Scott Byrd declaring January as School Board Recognition Month. Each board member was presented an ASBA Certificate of Recognition and some Badger swag. The Arkansas School Board Association's theme for the 2026 celebration is “Answering the Call.” Thank you to the Arkadelphia School for your dedication and leadership. We appreciate you!
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During our January School Board meeting, Nicole McGough, from Patterson Federal Credit Union, presented a $10,000 check to Arkadelphia Public Schools through the Acorn Project. Nicole shared news of the generous increase in financial support for the Acorn Project since the beginning of the school year, as our community has answered the challenge to donate toward meeting basic needs our students may lack at home, including food insecurity. Our district counselors were honored to receive the check and look forward to continuing their partnership with Nicole, PFCU, and the Acorn Project. Thank you to everyone who has supported our students through the Acorn Project. If you would like more information, please contact Nicole at PFCU. We appreciate you, Nicole!
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An important message from our Dawson 21st Century Community Learning Center Program Director regarding the After School Program!
Arkadelphia Public School District officials will be working with local officials to monitor inclement weather forecasts and road conditions. This is a reminder that if winter weather causes the school to close or delay, the information at the link below outlines how the Arkadelphia Public School District will communicate the closing or delay to district families and the public.
This message was sent earlier this afternoon to parents via email and text using the contact information in our student information system. If parents/guardians did not receive an email or text message, please contact your child’s school office to verify contact information.
For information regarding district inclement weather communication, visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/winter-weather
Big news for Goza Middle School!
Goza has been awarded an $18,000 Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and Division of Rural Services Grant to support Outdoor Education Initiatives. This funding will help strengthen and expand key programs at Goza, including a Mountain Biking program, Stream Team/Water Quality program, Archery program, Outdoor Classroom, and the storage and equipment needed to run these opportunities safely and consistently.
A special thank you to Mr. Michael Ankton, who served as the grant writer for this award and has helped lead Goza’s Outdoor Education initiative.
And Goza is not stopping here! Our next phase includes working toward electric ATVs ️ so we can teach ATV safety, outdoor responsibility, and expand hands-on learning opportunities for students.
Thank you to AGFC and the Division of Rural Services for investing in Goza students!
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Goza has been awarded an $18,000 Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and Division of Rural Services Grant to support Outdoor Education Initiatives. This funding will help strengthen and expand key programs at Goza, including a Mountain Biking program, Stream Team/Water Quality program, Archery program, Outdoor Classroom, and the storage and equipment needed to run these opportunities safely and consistently.
A special thank you to Mr. Michael Ankton, who served as the grant writer for this award and has helped lead Goza’s Outdoor Education initiative.
And Goza is not stopping here! Our next phase includes working toward electric ATVs ️ so we can teach ATV safety, outdoor responsibility, and expand hands-on learning opportunities for students.
Thank you to AGFC and the Division of Rural Services for investing in Goza students!
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🏀 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE UPDATE: Due to Friday's weather threat, Varsity games vs. Nashville that were scheduled to be played at home Friday are now moving to TOMORROW (1/22) AT Nashville following the Jr. High games. NO games will be played now on Friday (1/23).
The start time for the Jr. High Girls game is 4:00 PM at Nashville High School; the Jr. High Boys, Sr. High Varsity Girls, and Varsity Boys games will follow.
Note: The Sr. High Varsity games scheduled at Nashville on Feb. 17th will now be played at HOME! See you there!
AHS students once again have an opportunity to participate in the Pinnacle School of Real Estate Pre-license course that prepares them to take the real estate exam upon completion. This year, Crye-Leike Pro Elite Realty is offering this free opportunity to our students. Arkadelphia Crye Leike owner Kim Byrd is presenting the instruction to our students. The students meet multiple times a month in Mrs. Cloninger’s class and will accumulate 60 hours of instruction this spring. Thank you, Crye Leike Real Estate, for investing in our students!
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Today, we pay tribute to the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of the most transformative leaders of the civil rights movement who will not be forgotten. His iconic "I Have a Dream" speech was delivered during the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on Aug. 28, 1963. Let’s keep that dream alive.
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Here is what is happening this week in the Arkadelphia School District.
NO school Monday in honor of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday.
AHS and Peake will start administering ATLAS Winter Interims on Tuesday. See the graphics for grades and content. Goza will have their last interim on Friday for science.
We will see everyone back to school on Tuesday!
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NO school Monday in honor of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday.
AHS and Peake will start administering ATLAS Winter Interims on Tuesday. See the graphics for grades and content. Goza will have their last interim on Friday for science.
We will see everyone back to school on Tuesday!
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