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.
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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!
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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.
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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! 💙✨
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We would like to thank Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Theta Eta Chapter from Henderson State University for their very generous donation of personal hygiene supplies to our nurse's office for our students. We appreciate you thinking of our students!
With the forecasted weather making its arrival and road conditions expected to worsen overnight, classes are cancelled and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Wednesday, February 19th.
Stay safe and warm!
#BadgerPride
With the expected arrival of winter weather moving into our area on Tuesday, the Arkadelphia School District will plan at this time to dismiss students at 1:00p.m. If the weather forecast changes throughout the night and into the early morning hours, further notifications may be sent in the morning if more precise timing determines an earlier than anticipated arrival.
Thank you.
Thank you to all the families who came to Parent-Teacher Conferences Thursday! It was great to see you.
A shout to our Arkadelphia teachers, support staff, and principals for making it a great day. We appreciate your hard work.
Happy Valentine's Day! Enjoy your day off!
“TOY Around with a Good Book”
Librarian Paul Sivils has his toy collection on display now at AHS. He displays the toys each year which are mostly from kids’ meals he has purchased starting over 30 years ago. The toys represent book, movie, and TV characters. The exhibit has even been in a local art show. No doubt our graduates remember this!
Arkadelphia High School is offering the ACT to every sophomore and junior – for free! This is an incredible opportunity for our students to improve their scores, boost their college applications, and open doors for scholarships and future opportunities.
11th Grade: Tuesday, March 11
10th Grade: Wednesday, April 9
Students can start preparing now! Here are some ways they can get ready:
✅ Practice, Practice, Practice – Use free ACT resources like act.org or study through ACT prep books and apps. (https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-preparation/free-act-test-prep.html)
✅ Take Timed Practice Tests – Get familiar with the test format and work on pacing yourself.
✅ Review Key Content Areas – Brush up on math formulas, grammar rules, reading strategies, and scientific reasoning.
✅ Get Plenty of Rest – A well-rested brain performs better! Aim for a full night’s sleep before test day.
✅ Eat a Healthy Breakfast – Fuel up with a good breakfast to stay focused and energized.
Congratulations to the JROTC U.S. Cyberpatriot teams for their results in the Arkansas Cyberpatriot competition. JROTC had two teams place in the state competition:
Sean Kesty, Xavier Moreno, and William Thompson placed 2nd in the JROTC Silver Division.
Anthony Bell, Isabella Haycox, and Chris Mortensen placed 3rd in the JROTC Gold Division.
Attention AHS Families!
You are invited to a Parent Informational Meeting that will be held on Thursday, February 13th in the AHS Little Theater. Parents have an option to attend the 4:30p.m. or 5:30p.m. meeting. Parent Teacher Conferences are being held this same day 2:00p.m.-7:00p.m.
Read through the graphic for more information. We look forward to seeing you there!
On Monday, the Chemistry lab at AHS underwent a significant improvement in safety and organization. Susan Allison, the science specialist from Dawson Education Cooperative, joined forces with our dedicated science teachers—Rachel Green, Staci Johnson, and Julie Bradshaw—to reorganize and optimize the laboratory chemical storage closet.
Together, the team ensured that all chemicals were stored in their proper and safe order, cleaned the space thoroughly, and learned the best practices for properly disposing of chemicals after laboratory experiments. As part of this process, Susan also led a short, hands-on lesson for the AP Chemistry students, giving them valuable practical experience.
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Congratulations to the AHS Students who earned academic recognition for the 2nd Grading Period and the 1st Semester. Great job!
Congratulations to Colleen Herron and Matthew Langley! They earned the December Students of the Month for Mrs. Easley’s English Classes. The students received a free Snack Pack at Chicken Express, a certificate, and a positive email home. Keep up the great work!
With the forecasted weather making its arrival, classes are cancelled and the Arkadelphia School District will be closed on Friday, January 10th. Get ready to make your snowman!
Stay safe and warm!
#BadgerPride
At the end of the semester, Computer Science Teacher Stefanie Davis asked each student to do a reflection assignment that named the person in class who has been the most helpful to them. She then recognized the helpful students with a certificate, a Chicken Express Snack Pack, and an email to their parents. Students awarded included Aurora Smith, Chase Conroy, Karington Beene, Jayse Nelson, Lynsey Rodriguez, June Yopp (not pictured), Alijah Butler, Isai Mendoza-Ramirez, Kerry Miller and Jenesis Caldwell.
You all are awesome!
Let's show our #BadgerPride as we cheer the Badgers off to state!
Line Pine Street starting at Chicken Express by 8:30 a.m. The buses will travel down Pine Street, turn left on N. 10th Street, and proceed onto Interstate 30 in Caddo Valley. Let’s show our support and cheer your heart out at 8:30 a.m. as the buses roll by. Go Badgers! Don’t miss it!
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Ms. Green's Chemistry Class completed a Zinc and Acid Reaction Lab on Monday. Good results!
