Perritt students participated in Jumpstart’s Read for the Record joining over 2 million readers and thousands of classrooms, libraries, and communities by reading, “With Lots of Love” by Jenny Torres Sanchez. Students took part in an amazing interactive program prepared by Perritt’s specialists Ms. Hurst(PE), Ms. Murphy(library/literacy), Ms. Taylor(art), and Ms. Webb(music). #ReadfortheRecord2023 #ShareLove
Congratulations to the 2023 Arkadelphia Homecoming Court! These senior ladies will be introduced at tonight's Homecoming Community Pep Rally at 6:00p.m. at Badger Stadium. One will be crowned homecoming queen at tomorrow night's coronation ceremony beginning at 6:25p.m.
Front Row: Emilee Young, Lexus Diehl, Bret Allison McDill, Savannah Breanne Currey, and Aimee Alonso. Back Row: Zoe' Davis, Madison Hill, Anaiya Ford, Catherine Turner, and Summersky Molinari.
You can avoid the ticket line on Friday night by purchasing game tickets Friday from 11:30a.m. until 1:30p.m. at the main gate of Badger Stadium. Tickets are $7.
A reminder that the Homecoming Coronation Ceremony starts at 6:25p.m. and the game begins at 7:00p.m.
Go Badgers!
Twenty-five AHS EAST students were among 250 students attending the High School Sports Media Conference at OBU today. Students heard from professionals in the field including AHS and OBU Graduate Caroline Derby!
We are excited to celebrate the 2023 Arkadelphia Homecoming this week! We hope that everyone plans to join us Thursday at 6:00 p.m. at Badger Stadium for a Community Homecoming Pep Rally.
Friday evening the coronation ceremony will begin at 6:25 p.m. At 7 p.m., the Badgers will take on Malvern in the Ouachita River Rumble for the 4A-7 Conference Championship!
Donation tables will be at both entrance gates during Friday's Ouachita River Rumble collecting food donations for the Arkadelphia and Malvern Elementary Schools sponsored by AKA Sorority Inc.
It was a great start to this year's Watch D.O.G.S. at Perritt last night. Thank you to all the D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) who came and got signed up to spend time on campus. If you could not attend but would like more information, contact Perritt's office.
Here are the November calendars for our school food services. The theme for the month will be "Let's Get Cooking" and will showcase a variety of scratch-made main dishes and sides. AHS and Goza plan to have their first Student Choice menu voting on November 7th for Election Day. Each cafe will be serving a Thanksgiving meal on November 16th.
Peake Gifted & Talented Program held its 1st Annual Invention Convention on Friday evening. The students did an amazing job with their projects and presentations. Those recognized with special awards were:
4th grade: Everett White-Taco Scooper, 1st Place; Amelia Douglass-Ice Cooler Attachment and Alex Hughes-Auto Dog Scratcher, T2nd Place; Georgia Neal-The EEP, 3rd Place and Fan Favorite.
5th grade: London Thompson-Better Bench, 1st Place; Ryker Hrabal-Sharp Turner, 2nd Place; Max Speights-Kid Catching Glove and Bianca Zhao-R-H2, T3rd Place; and Martin Stover and London Thompson, Fan Favorite.
Thanks to everyone who came out to hear the students’ presentations. The event also raised over $500 for the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Brandi Cotton, Elementary GT Teacher, worked the students through the invention process. Great job!
Good luck to the Badger Pride Marching Band as they are scheduled to perform at 12:45p.m. in the 4A State Championship! The Arkadelphia Police Department will escort the band from AHS onto the I30 on their way to War Memorial. Let's get #8!
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October is National Principals Month. Our principals and assistant principals were presented with a gift by the school board at this month's meeting. It was also Parent Teacher Conference time so some were unable to attend. Thank you principals for your leadership in the Arkadelphia Public School District. We appreciate you!
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It is going to be a week to remember!
The Badger Pride Marching Band will contend for their 8th consecutive State Championship at War Memorial on Monday!
We will end the week with homecoming festivities and the Ouachita River Rumble!
Let's Go Badgers!
AHS Advanced Child Care Management students along with Badger Cheer, Dazzlers, and Football assisted with Trunk or Treat at the CADC Headstart this morning. So much fun before the rain started to come.
AHS FBLA attended the District IV Fall Leadership Conference on Wednesday. Seventy AHS FBLA members traveled to UACC at Hope for the meeting. AHS FBLA Advisors Ashley Wesley and Kristin Cloninger as well as Shalonda Johnson and Clair Mays, accompanied the students. Of the 38 District IV schools in attendance, AHS brought the largest number of members. This year’s FBLA theme is “Together We Achieve.”
Be kind to your mind. Be drug free! Peake students were pink and red for Red Ribbon Week today. Tomorrow, wear your Badger gear! It’s Friday. Badgers don’t do drugs!
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Join the Gifted & Talented Students at Peake Elementary School as they present at the 2023 Invention Convention on Friday, October 27 at 5:30 p.m. You have the opportunity to hear their creative ideas and support the American Cancer Society.
Everyone is invited to attend!
Attention parents, grandparents, and guardians of all ages!
We hope you are planning to attend the Internet Safety Parent Night on Thursday evening at Goza Middle School starting at 5:30 p.m. Marna Strickland of the Morgan Nick Foundation will be the guest presenter.
Thank you to South Central Electric for always participating in Perritt Primary's pumpkin pole day and Miss Arkansas Teen, Allie Bell for talking to our students about how important it is to make good choices and be courageous as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
Hostess came today to Perritt and made delicious donations to the school food backpack program. Thank you Hostess for this generous donation. We are so blessed to have such great community support!
In the October school board meeting, Perritt student Messiah McDonald was presented with a Badger Pride Award. Diann Lawhon, teacher, and Debbie Stephens, principal, wrote the following about Messiah:
Messiah displays daily what it looks like to persevere due to the obstacles he has dealt with in his short life. He gets out of the car each morning with a smile on his face and comes to school ready to conquer the world. He works hard and never gives up on the tasks that are placed before him. He never meets a stranger and is friends with all that come in contact with him. Everyone knows his name and the entire staff and student body gravitate towards him. He helps to keep us all accountable with our daily attitudes and outlook because he is always so full of joy and his smile is infectious. Messiah is the epitome of what Badger Pride should look like each day.
Congratulations Messiah! We are so proud of you!
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