Stunning talent on display! 🎨✨ Mrs. Eriksson’s Art II students are showcasing their incredible skills with these powerful charcoal self-portraits. So proud of their creativity and dedication. Amazing work!
Stunning talent on display! 🎨✨ Mrs. Eriksson’s Art II students are showcasing their incredible skills with these powerful charcoal self-portraits. So proud of their creativity and dedication. Amazing work!
The 2024-2025 Third Grading Period Honor Roll. Congratulations!
Support the Cone Foundation and the community by purchasing a Classic Cords keychain! Students can place orders at lunch on Monday and Tuesday next week.
Anyone who would like to place an order can also email misti.dixon@arkadelphiaschools.org
Arkadelphia Public School District is working with local officials to assess the transportation situation for Monday’s school day. Below are the current changes to bus routes for Monday. School officials will be talking with local law officials this afternoon, and we will pass on more updates as they come. Thank you for being so patient as we get this information to you.
**Parents–if our buses cannot get to your bus stop or you are unable to get your child to school due to the effects of the storms, please call your child’s school once the school office is open for an excused absence.
As of Sunday, April 6th, the following routes will be affected on Monday, April 7:
-Route 14 (Manchester/Dalark) cannot run at all.
-Route 1 (Joan) will pick up normal times, but may arrive a few minutes late for school because they will have to come into town through Donaldson.
-Route 17 (Open Banks) will be able to run the in-town portion of the route, but will not be able to go down past the church on 3rd Street or Open Banks.
-Route 13 (Okolona) will have to come into town via I-30 because the Hwy. 51/53 junction is washed out. The bus will not be able to pick-up students on Bateman Road or Shilo Road because the bridge on Bateman Road is washed out.
We will continue to update the page linked below on our website as information becomes available. Thank you for your patience and understanding. https://www.arkadelphiaschools.org/article/2131557
It’s Game Day!
Here’s your opportunity to support Badger Spring Sports.
The Badger Baseball and Softball teams will be in action this afternoon at the Arkadelphia Sports Complex fields. Both varsity squads will begin at 5:00 p.m. There will be a special Teacher Appreciation Recognition starting at 4:50 p.m.
Arkadelphia Soccer will be at home at Badger Stadium–Girls begin at 5:00p.m. and boys follow at 7:00p.m.
Let’s go Big Blue!
#BadgerPride
Join us at Arkadelphia High School this afternoon as we honor Clarice Davis.
The AHS Prom is coming Saturday, April 5th! Students can still purchase their tickets during lunch for the next two days before Spring Break.
Make plans to join FCA for these events that are happening in the next few days!
All students are welcome!
Congratulations to the Arkadelphia High School Choir and Director Cody Kehmeier for their results from the ArkCDA Region 3 Choral Performance Assessment. The choir received a Concert Choir rating of 2-Excellent at the March 5th Regional Assessment held at Lakeside in Hot Springs.
Congratulations to all the AHS Concert Choir students!
#BadgerExcellence
Andrew Bolton from the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Office was at AHS on Monday to give the FFA Poultry Evaluation team some guidance as they prepared for their FFA Career Development Event (CDE). The team of Scarlett Hasley, Kaylee Diehl, Kelsey Boyles, and Amelia Price will be using their skills to evaluate the grade of poultry from eggs to table in their CDE. Sixteen FFA members are traveling to SAU Magnolia today to compete in the South District. Let's go FFA!
It was a “Tragedy of the Common” lesson for AP Environmental Science students in Mrs. Tiffany Edwards’ class. Students conducted a lab on the issues relating to public resources. This activity gave them an ocean to fish in, and they had to have it sustain the entire group for four years. If they overfished their resource, they would not be able to provide for their family. This lesson brought attention to hunting and fishing regulations, free grazing, air pollution, and fossil fuel consumption. #BadgerPride
It was a “Tragedy of the Common” lesson for AP Environmental Science students in Mrs. Tiffany Edwards’ class. Students conducted a lab on the issues relating to public resources. This activity gave them an ocean to fish in, and they had to have it sustain the entire group for four years. If they overfished their resource, they would not be able to provide for their family. This lesson brought attention to hunting and fishing regulations, free grazing, air pollution, and fossil fuel consumption.
#BadgerPride
It’s Game Day! Lady Badger Basketball has a big game today in the 4A State Tournament Elite Eight at Magnolia High School; the start time is 4:00 p.m. If you are traveling to the game, get your tickets at https://gofan.co/app/school/AR23437
Today’s game will be broadcast at www.youtube.com/@CentralSportsNetwork
Help us cheer on the Lady Badgers!
Coming soon--2025-2026 AHS Dazzler Tryouts!
Pick up your packet as soon as possible in the Goza or AHS Main Office, EAST Room 539, or Ms. Staci Johnson Room 409.
#BadgerExcellence
Yesterday was… Toot Your Horn Tuesday!
These amazing AHS people were nominated by their colleagues!
Magen Atkinson: For exceptional dedication to student success by teaching ACT prep sessions during RTI all year, helping students strengthen their skills and improve their ACT Math scores.
Tiffany Edwards: For outstanding service and dedication to AHS through her involvement in numerous school committees, contributing to excellence both in and out of the classroom.
Beverly Slavens: For exceptional dedication to student success by teaching ACT prep sessions during RTI all year, helping students strengthen their skills and improve their ACT English scores.
Beth Hasley: For keeping our students healthy and going above and beyond to support a student in overcoming a major challenge to success.
#BadgerExcellence
Mrs. Atkinson’s AP Physics classes are studying rotational motion and learning about torque. On Monday, students used meter sticks, rubber bands, paper clips, and different masses to explore how changing the pivot point, mass, or distance affected the rotational motion of the meter stick. Awesome!
#BadgerExcellence
AHS Art II Students took a field trip on Friday to Ouachita Baptist University. Donnie Copeland at OBU art department hosted Mrs. Eriksson’s Art students. Mr. Copeland taught the students how to marble paper by floating ink on water. The students then got to see some really great charcoal mixed-media portraits by the artist Adewumi and were able to do some gallery sketching.
#BadgerExcellence
Mark your calendar! Arkadelphia High School Cheer and Mascot Tryouts will be held starting March 16th. Tryout packets are now available in the AHS Main Office. If you have any questions, please contact beth.hasley@arkadelphiaschools.org
Toot Your Horn Tuesday! 🎺
This week, the Process Champions team is proud to honor four exceptional educators with the Badger Excellence Award! 🏆
✨ Ms. Beard – For her dedication to advancing her education and making a difference in the lives of students with special needs.
✨ Mr. Braswell – For building strong relationships and creating a positive, high-expectation classroom culture.
✨ Mrs. Easley – For her authenticity, high standards, and commitment to fostering growth at AHS.
✨ Mrs. Wesley – For her dedication to planning impactful events and empowering student leadership.
Thank you for all you do to make AHS shine! 💙✨
#BadgerExcellence
#CKH
