Arkadelphia High School

On Friday, to celebrate October 31st, students in Mrs. Greenwich’s Algebra 1 classes solved problems covering the standards they’ve learned so far this year. After completing a set number of problems, they turned them in for a chance to draw a “trick or treat.” 🎃

Last week, students had an opportunity to hear from Mr. Jordan Dennis of Henderson State University's Aviation Department. He spoke with students about Henderson’s Aviation Program and the various career paths within aviation. Mr. Dennis also provided valuable advice on scholarships and how students can begin earning flight hours during the summer. Thank you Mr. Dennis for coming to AHS!

It's about time for basketball to break out in Arkadelphia!
The Jr. High and Sr. High Basketball Badgers will start their regular season next week.
A reminder that all our sports schedules can be found on our Athletic webpage at www.arkadelphiaschools.org/o/athletics
Let's go Badgers!

Congratulations to the Freshmen and Sr. High Badger Football teams for their big wins last week!

The Freshmen Badgers ended their season with a winning record of 7-3.
Way to go Big Blue!

FBLA presented our principal, Ms. Callie Hunley, with a small token of appreciation in honor of National Principals Month.
Thank you Ms. Hunley for your leadership!
#NationalPrincipalsMonth

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! Thank you for supporting our students and our community.

Congratulations to AHS Career Education teacher Kristin Cloninger, who was presented the FutureMaker Award last week by the Arkadelphia, surrounded by colleagues, students, and family. Read more about Kristin's impact: http:// arkadelphiaalliance.com/clark-county-news/arkadelphia-alliance-honors-futuremaker-kristin-cloninger-arkadelphia-public-schools/

The No Hate Tour came to AHS on Monday afternoon. The Marines and ASA Entertainment travel spreading their message of Bullying Prevention and Mental Health. Their goal is to bring the energy of BMX action sports together with real conversations about bullying prevention, resilience, mental health, inclusion, and choosing positive influences. The riders put their hearts into every show with one goal: to empower students to stand up, support each other, and lead with kindness. It really got fun with the students and staff got involved in the show!
#BullyingPreventionMonth

Earlier this month, a group of AHS students (10th, 11th, and 12th graders) attended an ACT Prep session hosted by Dawson Education Service Cooperative. Students learned helpful strategies to boost their ACT scores. We’re so grateful for our partnership with Dawson and the opportunities they provide for our students.

2025 Lady Badger Volleyball Senior Night.
Congratulations to our seniors!

A hard-fought game against Magnolia.
Lady Badgers head for the South Regional Tournament on Monday in Magnolia.
Let's go!

Our District Office went PINK today for Breast Cancer Awareness! 🩷
Be sure to go Like and Share our Peake, Goza, and AHS Pink Out posts to help spread awareness and help them win Pink Out School 2025!
#BadgerPride
#BreastCancerAwareness Month

The Lady Badger Doubles Tennis Team of Sydney Greer and Annie Hardin won BOTH matches today at the 4A State Tennis Tournament. They play on Tuesday at 10:00a.m. in the semifinals against Clinton.
The Boys Doubles Tennis Team is starting their match to play for that opportunity.

Arkadelphia High School will host a Financial Aid Night on Thursday, October 16th, at 5:30 p.m. Our presenter will be Lisa Smith, Director of Financial Aid at Henderson State University, and Mr. Jason Jones will also share information about the Arkadelphia Promise.
Senior parents, come learn how to best support your student’s college plans financially!

Good luck to our six Badger tennis players who compete today in the 4A State Tennis Tournament in Clarksville today!
Girls Singles: Jaci Jones and Rachael Womack
Girls Doubles: Sydney Greer and Annie Hardin
Boys Doubles: Ezra Campbell and Timothy LeVar
Melanie Bobo, Coach
Let's go!

Congratulations to Kingston Dixon and Spencer Williams (not pictured), who recently qualified for the all-region tenor bass choir. They will perform in the All-Region Choir Concert at Hot Springs First Baptist Church on November 8th. The AHS/Goza Choir Director is Mr. Aaron McCain. Job well done!

Homecoming and Spirit Week!
A special thank you to Mrs. Ashley Wesley for coordinating our homecoming activities.
It was a wonderful week. Congratulations to Homecoming Queen Annie Hardin, Maid of Honor Kayde Gentry, and all of the seniors in the homecoming court.
It's always a great day to be a Badger!

Last week on game day, our Freshmen Badgers showed up in style—sharp looks and sharp plays!
Let’s Go!

TONIGHT, Jr. High Football travels to Fountain Lake to take on the Cobras. There is an update to the original schedule for this evening. Ftn. Lake has cancelled the 8th grade game. Now, 7th grade will begin at 5:30 p.m. and the 9th grade will begin at 7:00 p.m.
Last week on game day, our Freshmen Badgers showed up in style—sharp looks and sharp plays! Even Officer Randy Lau stepped in to provide a jacket for one of our players. The team capped off the night with a thrilling win over Bauxite, scoring the game-winning touchdown with just 6 seconds left on the clock.
Let’s Go!