Ms. Green's Chemistry Class completed a Zinc and Acid Reaction Lab on Monday. Good results!
Join us in celebrating all week by using social media to showcase memories from both past and present. Be sure to use the hashtag #BadgerLegacy.
4A STATE FOOTBALL FINALS
Arkadelphia Badger Football will take on the Elkins Elks in the 4A State Football Finals! We are going back to the Rock!
When: Saturday, December 14th
Time: 12:00 PM
Where: War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock, AR
Ticket Info:
Private Ticket Link (Available Until Monday at 12:00 PM): https://gofan.co/event/2493999
Prices: $8.00 for students | $9.00 for adults
AFTER MONDAY: A public link will be available, but discounted student pricing will no longer apply.
Admission: Charged for ages 5 and up.
Digital Tickets Only: Printed tickets will NOT be accepted. War Memorial staff will assist with digital ticket purchases for those without capable devices.
Only current year AAA passes and lifetime AAA passes. No conference/district passes will be accepted.
Let’s be there to cheer on our Badgers!
#BadgerPride
The AHS Dazzlers will be hosting a Mini Dance Clinic on Sunday, December 8th from 3:00p.m.-4:30p.m. Participants will perform during halftime of the Varsity Boys Basketball Game on December 13th.
Students from 5 years old to 5th grade can sign up at the QR Code or
https://forms.gle/f9sEgpShkDaGcnig8
Join us tomorrow, December 4th, for our Annual Title I Meeting. We will provide an overview of our school's Title I program, how funds are used, and our goals for student achievement.
The Badgers have advanced to Round 2 of the 4A State Playoffs. They take on Gentry at Badger Stadium Friday at 7:00p.m.
: $8 - ALL TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED ONLINE VIA GOFAN.CO PER AAA POLICY at the following link
https://gofan.co/event/2284680?schoolId=AR18579 or use the QRCode
- APSD or 4A-7 cannot be accepted
- AAA passes accepted with ID
You are encouraged to purchase tickets early and have the tickets pulled up when you approach the stadium gate. Get your Badger Colors ready for Friday's Game Day!
#BadgerPride
The AHS Dazzlers will be hosting a Mini Dance Clinic on Sunday, December 8th from 3:00p.m.-4:30p.m. Participants will perform during halftime of the Varsity Boys Basketball Game on December 13th.
Students from 5 years old to 5th grade can sign up at the QR Code or
https://forms.gle/f9sEgpShkDaGcnig8
Three AHS FFA members received duck decoys from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. FFA Students from across Arkansas have an opportunity to receive free decoys by sharing their experience with duck hunting and why they would like to receive the decoys. Wyatt Daniel, Amelia Price, and Cypress Blakeney (not pictured) were three students from across the state who were selected. They received about 12 decoys apiece. Duck season starts this weekend and they plan to put them to use. Congrats!
The Kiwanis of Clark County recently donated two books to the Arkadelphia High School Library. Mr. Sivils recommended these two books that were written by Eli Cranor, former coach, and English teacher at AHS.
Thank you, Kiwanis of Clark County!
It's 4A State Football Playoff time! The Badgers take on Ozark at Badger Stadium this Friday at 7:00p.m.
🎟️ : $8 - 🚨 ALL TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED ONLINE VIA GOFAN.CO PER AAA POLICY at the following link 🚨
https://gofan.co/event/2227146?schoolId=AR18579 or use the QRCode
- APSD or 4A-7 cannot be accepted
- AAA passes accepted with ID
• LADY BADGER VOLLEYBALL POST SEASON AWARDS •
Congratulations to the Lady Badger Volleyball players receiving All-Conference and All-State awards for the 2024-2025 season! We are so proud of the team and coaches for their accomplishments this season.
Congratulations to Mrs. Easley's English 10 October Students of the Month Cypress Blakeney and Cherokee Thompson. Great job students!
This semester, Mrs. Barras' AP US History students researched individual American colonies, creating brochures to persuade potential settlers to move there by highlighting each colony’s crops, trades, and industries. Afterward, they participated in a collaborative learning activity, sharing their findings and comparing the colonies based on daily life and economic factors. Through this exercise, students considered the practicalities of living in each colony, reflecting on how factors like gender, occupation, and resources influenced settlement decisions, with thought-provoking questions such as, "If you were a single woman, which colony would you choose to live in and why?"
We had a great Parent Teacher Conference Day! We appreciate all the families who came. Thanks to Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Adams for organizing Crocktober for the staff meal. Good food! The teachers will be in professional development on Monday. We will see our students back on Tuesday!
AHS FBLA attended the 2024 FBLA District IV Leadership Conference in Hope on Wednesday. The AHS Chapter registered the largest group for the event with 63 members and 4 adults. New members and officers were installed from each school. The students were also treated to a concert with Sofie and the New Relics. The 2024-2025 FBLA theme is “Dare to Dream-Dare to Lead.” Ashley Wesley and Kristin Cloninger serve as the high school FBLA Advisers. They are planning for a great year ahead!
Why are cells so small, and why do organisms consist of so many? These fundamental questions were the focus of a lab experiment in Mrs. Edwards' AP Biology class. To investigate cellular efficiency, students prepared beet cubes in three sizes—small, medium, and large—and immersed them in a bleach solution for approximately 30 minutes. The cubes were dissected to assess the extent of red pigment remaining. This experiment effectively illustrates the principle that smaller cells exhibit greater efficiency in material exchange across their membranes, highlighting a key aspect of cellular function.
Great job students!
AHS Families,
Due to other school events on the originally planned date, we have rescheduled the Financial Aid Night for this Monday, Oct 21st in the Little Theater at Arkadelphia High School. We. hope to see you there.
Thank you
Starting at 6:15 p.m. this evening, we will recognize the senior members of Badger Football, Band, Dazzlers, Cheer, Cross Country, Tennis, and Golf at Badger Stadium. The senior recognition ceremony will be broadcast at www.arkadelphiabadgertv.com/broadcasts
A group of AP Chemistry/Chemistry students from Arkadelphia High School attended the Ouachita Baptist University Chem Day with their teacher, Rachel Green. This was a great hands-on experience for our students.
Picture Day is next Monday, October 21st.