Good luck to the AHS FFA Poultry Evaluation team in the Arkansas Career Development Events competition! The students are headed today to the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. The team qualified during the Southern District Contest last month. This is the second year for the Poultry team to qualify for this event. Let's go!

Right before Spring Break, a group of AHS students traveled to Little Rock to go behind the yellow tape. The students spent the day in Little Rock getting an up-close look at the Arkansas State Crime Lab. This Career Exploration event gave them a chance to ask questions, meet professionals, and envision themselves in the field.
A great way to spark some inspiration before heading into the break!





Parents and guardians, please save the schedule below. It is vital that students are in attendance on their scheduled testing days. We are so proud of the hard work our students have put in this year and can’t wait to see them shine! Let's finish strong, Badgers! 🐾
Dates to Note:
ELA Writing: April 20 (9th) & 21 (10th)
ELA Reading: April 23 (9th) & 24 (10th)
Biology: April 27
Algebra 1: April 29
Geometry: April 30

The dancers brought smiles, energy, and joy to the room, and it was such a heartwarming experience for everyone involved.
We are so proud of these young ladies for giving their time and using their talents to brighten someone’s day. 💙✨
#ArkadelphiaDazzlers #CommunityMatters #ServingWithHeart
AHS Art Students of Mrs. Candace Eriksson recently had the opportunity to learn the art of suminagashi under the instruction of OBU Professor and Chair of the OBU Rosemary Adams Department of Art & Design, Donnie Copeland. The students suspended ink in water to create beautiful marbled paper. They are getting some amazing learning opportunities through this collaboration between OBU and AHS.

It's the first softball home game of the Regular Season this afternoon at 4:30 p.m. for the Lady Badgers.
Head to the Arkadelphia Sports Complex to cheer on the Lady Badgers against Mena.
Let's go Arkadelphia!

For March, AHS Instructional Facilitator Jill Hardin's presentation was Loaded for Learning to go with the loaded baked potatoes she and Ms. Hunley provided. Everyone enjoyed good food and even better company. Just as important was reviewing strategies for the fourth grading term as we prepare for end-of-the year assessments. Love our AHS Team!
#CKH
A BIG thank you to Gene, Becky, and Kayla Barnes for donating the beautiful refrigerator for the project!
Everyone involved in the Acorn Project, you are amazing too!


Spencer Seel earned the 2026 4A-1A State Diving Championship. Timothy LeVar earned 3rd Place in the event. Saturday during the swim portion of the state meet, Kambry Elgas won the 4A-1A State Girls 50-meter Free Swim Championship.
Congratulations!
#BadgerPride
A reminder that postseason tickets can only be purchased online (AAA Passes Only)
Link: https://gofan.co/app/school/AR23440 (Be sure to select the correct date)
Go Lady Badgers!




AHS Parent and Guardians!
You are invited to an AHS Prom Planning Meeting this Thursday in the Little Theater. This meeting will be during Parent Teacher Conference hours. Please plan to attend. If you have any questions, contact robin.jones@arkadelphiaschools.org

“Mrs. Johnson is helpful and supportive — she knows what students need to be successful and helps them understand how to achieve it.”
“Ms. Morris is one of the most selfless people I know… she helps students, faculty, and staff with their mental health.”
We are so grateful for these two outstanding Badger Counselors!






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!
#BadgerPride

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.
#BadgerPride

