Thank you to the Clark County Farm Bureau for coming this week to speak to students about careers and opportunities provided by Farm Bureau locally and across our state.
Great information for our students! Thank you for supporting our students and our community.
The “Awesome Science” show visited Peake Elementary School on Tuesday to present STEM-related lessons to fourth-grade students. Thank you to the Museum of Discovery for coming, and to the PPG Foundation for sponsoring the show. The students were totally engaged AND dressed for Pajama Day during Red Ribbon Week!
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Today, we recognize Arkadelphia High School Principal Callie Hunley. Ms. Hunley has been serving as the high school principal since 2020. That year (during COVID), Ms. Hunley moved from being the Perritt Primary School Principal, where she held the position for eight years. She has been a great fit at Arkadelphia High School.
We appreciate you, Ms. Hunley! Thank you for your leadership and commitment to the students and staff at AHS.
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The proposed new Arkadelphia High School includes a much-needed Fine Arts Auditorium. This facility will provide a dedicated, modern space for our Award Winning Band Program and Vocal Music Choirs, and can be utilized for key district-wide events.
For more information on the state of our current AHS facility, the proposed facility, and the financial need, visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/millage
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For more information on the state of our current AHS facility, the proposed facility, and the financial need, visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/millage
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Shining bright at Goza! 6th grader Amelia Douglass was named Summit Utilities’ October Student of the Month and appeared on THV 11’s Summit STEAM segment! Nominated by science teacher, Ashley Whittle, Amelia shared her love for science and hopes to become a teacher. Way to go, Amelia! You can watch her interview by going to https://youtu.be/0hjjwu1UsYE?si=0MU1jKKxFJEKmAEj
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This Friday evening, the Senior High Badger Football team travels to Genoa Central near Texarkana.
Due to very limited seating at their stadium, especially on the visitors' side, fans are highly encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Badger fans will be able to set up chairs on the berm, near the scoreboard, or along the visitor bleachers.
In order to ensure plenty of seating for parents, grandparents, and other Badger fans, the band will not be traveling to Genoa Central on Friday night. Due to lost rehearsal time this week, they will stay in Arkadelphia and have practice for their upcoming 4A State Marching Band Championship scheduled for Monday.
We appreciate our fan base and want you to have the best possible experience under the circumstances. Thank you for your continued support. Go Badgers!
Due to very limited seating at their stadium, especially on the visitors' side, fans are highly encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Badger fans will be able to set up chairs on the berm, near the scoreboard, or along the visitor bleachers.
In order to ensure plenty of seating for parents, grandparents, and other Badger fans, the band will not be traveling to Genoa Central on Friday night. Due to lost rehearsal time this week, they will stay in Arkadelphia and have practice for their upcoming 4A State Marching Band Championship scheduled for Monday.
We appreciate our fan base and want you to have the best possible experience under the circumstances. Thank you for your continued support. Go Badgers!
We are celebrating principals this month! Let them know how much you appreciate them.
Today, we recognize Goza Middle School Principal, Tisha Hunter. Ms. Hunter joined the Badger family in 2022 from Hope High School, where she spent 14 years as Dean of Students and Instructional Facilitator. Ms. Hunter loves the NBA. Her favorite teams are the Memphis Grizzlies and the Los Angeles Lakers. Ms. Hunter graduated from high school and college in California. Thank you, Ms. Hunter, for your care and concern for our Goza students and staff!
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Today, we recognize Goza Middle School Principal, Tisha Hunter. Ms. Hunter joined the Badger family in 2022 from Hope High School, where she spent 14 years as Dean of Students and Instructional Facilitator. Ms. Hunter loves the NBA. Her favorite teams are the Memphis Grizzlies and the Los Angeles Lakers. Ms. Hunter graduated from high school and college in California. Thank you, Ms. Hunter, for your care and concern for our Goza students and staff!
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At AHS, Magen Atkinson’s Algebra II students have been working on quadratic application activities. Last week, they identified key features of a quadratic graph. Students had to describe and interpret how a quadratic equation represents the path of a football in motion. They used some footage provided by Coach Schucker of Senior Kicker Seth Molinari. What a great way to put math into motion! Mrs. Atkinson's students are truly kicking their learning up a notch!
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Earlier this month, Goza 7th & 8th Grade Science Teachers Chad Floyd and Ashley Whittle attended a professional development with the Arkansas Game and Fish to start a Stream team at Goza as part of the Conservation Leadership Program. The Stream team will allow students to participate in water testing, as well as examine macroorganisms. The purpose of this team is to monitor water quality in our local community, ensuring our waterways remain safe.
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Our certified staff spent their Professional Development Day focused on enhancing collaboration, planning, and communication processes. Each school was fortunate to work directly with expert coaches from Solution Tree, dedicating the day to strengthening our Collaborative Team Process. We are committed to continuous improvement to best support our students!
We look forward to seeing everyone back to school on Tuesday!
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We look forward to seeing everyone back to school on Tuesday!
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October is National Principals Month!
We are grateful for our school principals. We recognize Peake Elementary School Principal Mary Snowden.
Ms. Snowden earned a BSE in Middle Level Education and MSE in Advanced Instructional Studies with a concentration in ESL. She also completed a Program of Study in Building-Level Educational Leadership, all of which was offered by Henderson State University. She is in her 20th year of education. She loves to fish, bake, and go on vacation cruises.
Thank you, Ms. Snowden, for loving and leading our Peake students and staff!
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Here is what's happening this week in Arkadelphia Public Schools!
A reminder that there is NO school for students on Monday during staff professional development.
It's Red Ribbon Week! Say NO to drugs.
Have a great week!
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A reminder that there is NO school for students on Monday during staff professional development.
It's Red Ribbon Week! Say NO to drugs.
Have a great week!
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Congratulations to the Badger Pride Marching Band! They received all superior ratings at Tuesday evening's ASBOA Regional Marching Band Assessment at Lake Hamilton. They earned their spot in the 4A State Marching Competition on November 3rd.
Everyone is invited to see the band perform their full show this evening during halftime of the home football.
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Everyone is invited to see the band perform their full show this evening during halftime of the home football.
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The proposed Arkadelphia High School project is designed to provide modern learning environments, highlighted by a dedicated area for Career Education.
This new facility will house the Agricultural Education/FFA Shop and AHS Career Pathway Programs. In 2024-25, Agricultural Education and FFA returned to the Arkadelphia School District after 53 years. This new facility will provide hands-on learning workspace for high-wage, high-demand careers.
For more information on the state of our current AHS facility, the proposed facility, and the financial need, visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/millage
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This new facility will house the Agricultural Education/FFA Shop and AHS Career Pathway Programs. In 2024-25, Agricultural Education and FFA returned to the Arkadelphia School District after 53 years. This new facility will provide hands-on learning workspace for high-wage, high-demand careers.
For more information on the state of our current AHS facility, the proposed facility, and the financial need, visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/millage
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It's Game Day! We may be out of school today, but we still have a HOME GAME! Come support all our Badgers that will be performing tonight as we take on the Ashdown Panthers!
Fans without a valid 2025-26 pass can pay cash at the gate or purchase tickets online at https://gofan.co/event/3745255?schoolId=AR18579
Let's go Badgers!
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Fans without a valid 2025-26 pass can pay cash at the gate or purchase tickets online at https://gofan.co/event/3745255?schoolId=AR18579
Let's go Badgers!
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Thank you to everyone who came out for Parent-Teacher Conferences this evening. It was great to see our families. A reminder that students are out of school on Friday and Monday. We will see our students back in school on Tuesday, October 28. Enjoy your long weekend!
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We would like for the Arkadelphia community to be aware that today our school buildings are open for Parent Teacher Conferences from 2:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. During that time, you are welcome to come inside and see our school facilities by entering through our main entrances. We appreciate the support of our community.
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The Arkadelphia Public School District Board of Education voted unanimously in August to approve a resolution seeking the public’s support for a 3.0 millage increase. With voter approval, funds would be available to replace the 52-year old high school and construct a new high school facility for grades 9-12, including a safe room, career education center, fine arts auditorium, and extracurricular areas that benefit district-wide programs.
We will host two community meetings in the AHS Little Theater on Monday, November 3rd, at 12:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
For more information on the state of our current AHS facility, the proposed facility, and the financial need, visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/millage
“Keeping the Promise. Building the Future.”
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We will host two community meetings in the AHS Little Theater on Monday, November 3rd, at 12:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
For more information on the state of our current AHS facility, the proposed facility, and the financial need, visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/millage
“Keeping the Promise. Building the Future.”
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AHS Junior Carson Brawley was recognized Tuesday evening in the Arkadelphia School Board meeting. Carson was recently selected as one of nine students in Arkansas to serve on the Circle K Arkansas Activities Association Student Advisory Council. This committee meets periodically at the AAA Office for leadership training, AAA updates, and provides feedback about personal experiences in high school activities. They have produced a video, “What I Would Do Differently?”
Shout out to our Pink Out Staff and Student winners from Friday’s Pink Out Day!
Peake Elementary Jennifer Hurst and Jordyn Burton
Goza Middle School: Jalisa Bowers and Parker Roberson
Arkadelphia High School: Paula Williams and Kentayvon Green.
Thanks for going all PINK for Breast Cancer Awareness!
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Peake Elementary Jennifer Hurst and Jordyn Burton
Goza Middle School: Jalisa Bowers and Parker Roberson
Arkadelphia High School: Paula Williams and Kentayvon Green.
Thanks for going all PINK for Breast Cancer Awareness!
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