AHS FFA and JROTC in the Clark County Fair Parade.
AHS Seniors and their parents are invited to a Parent/Student Senior meeting on Tuesday, September 17th at 6:00 p.m. in the Little Theater. We will discuss upcoming senior events, graduation, and how your senior can prepare for his/her next journey. The AHS counselor's office plans to host informational meetings throughout the year to assist students and their parents.
Thank you.
On Friday, art students had the opportunity to enhance their skills during RTI by participating in an enrichment activity. Under the guidance of Art teacher, Candace Eriksson, they took their sketchbooks outside to practice drawing on location, immersing themselves in real-world inspiration.
#GoForGold
Scarlett Hasley made this incredible quilt that she is entering in this week’s Clark County Fair. We are excited about all the student entries in a variety of categories this year. We encourage the community to make it out to the fair this week and view the student work. Congratulations students on all your accomplishments!
AHS Parents and Guardians,
Make plans to join the first Arkadelphia High School FACE (Family and Community Engagement) meeting of the year this Thursday, September 12 from 11:30a.m.-12:00p.m.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Arkadelphia Badgers vs Hot Springs Trojans Tonight is the first Friday night home game of the year at Badger Stadium. Please read the Athletic Event Information. We look forward to seeing everyone to cheer on our Badgers.
Let’s Go!
#BadgerPride
Congratulations to Shyla Zomalt and Tristin Hamilton for being named Students of the Month for Mrs. Easley’s English Classes. This is a new program in Mrs. Easley’s classes this year. The students will receive a coupon to a restaurant, a certificate, and a positive email home.
Mrs. Greenwich’s Algebra I classes wrapped up last week with Friday Fun. Some of her classes created wacky mad libs as they put their skills of evaluating expressions and combining like terms to use!
#GoingForGold
Some of Mrs. Tiffany Edward's students were rewarded with nice prizes for working well on their social contracts, being attentive, and having great conversations. Great job students! Hope you can get to enjoy those prizes on your long weekend.
#CKH
This year, Mr. Logan Way's Biology students have already explored the fascinating properties of water, including its cohesion and adhesion, by testing how many drops of water a penny could hold. They didn’t stop there—they also experimented with adding oil and soap to see how these changes affected the behavior of the water drops on the penny. It was an engaging way to discover how different substances influenced water's properties.
Mrs. Magen Atkinson's Algebra II students were challenged during class last week to see how many students they could fit through a single piece of paper. They had to use critical thinking and problem-solving skills to conquer the challenge. One class was able to fit 20 people through one piece of paper! Definitely creativity involved also!
Thank you to everyone who came to the Arkadelphia FFA Welcome to Arkadelphia Cookout. The program is off to a great start. Thank you to Patterson Federal Credit Union for sponsoring the event. The support of our community has been vital in bringing Ag Education to Arkadelphia!
AHS Students spent time in advisory groups this week during RTI time. Team building was happening in Mrs. Sarah Brawley’s session when students had the task of creating the tallest tower using only paper and tape. They certainly rose to the challenge!
Today was a good day of Professional Development at AHS. Our new instructional facilitator, Jill Hardin, got Coach Schucker and Mr. Brown to illustrate how RTI looks in their realm of coaching and teaching. Thank you to the Army National Guard for providing lunch!
#GoingForGold
We look forward to seeing all of our students on Wednesday, August 14th, 2024. School begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 3:15 p.m.
Car riders and AHS student drivers please review the information in the traffic flow map attached. It is important to navigate your vehicle during drop-off and pick-up according to the map due to buses arriving and leaving from the two campuses and the bus shop; as well as Goza Middle School traffic that adds 5th-grade car riders to the traffic flow this year. We appreciate your patience. The safety of our students is our top priority.
We are looking forward to a great year!
Attention AHS Freshmen and their families,
We invite incoming 9th-grade students to a freshmen orientation that will be held on Thursday, August 8th at 9:00a.m. in the AHS Little Theater.
There will be an Open House held later that day from 4:00p.m. until 6:00p.m. for all high school grade levels.
We look forward to seeing everyone!
ATTENTION 2024-2025 BAND STUDENTS! HERE IS IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING SUMMER BAND.
Congratulations to the Arkadelphia High School Students who earned recognition on the Fourth Grading Period and Second Semester Honor Rolls.
This is a reminder that starting tomorrow Arkadelphia Public Schools will provide free meals to children 0 to 18 years old, regardless of income, on each of our four school campuses (Perritt, Peake, Goza, and AHS). These meals have to be eaten at the school.
Breakfast will be served 8:00 am - 8:30 am and lunch will be served 11:30 am – 12:00 pm; June 3 - June 27 (Monday through Thursday)
For more information about free summer meals for children visit www.arkadelphiaschools.org/o/aps/page/freesummermeals
We said goodbye and happy retirement to three of our AHS Teachers this year. Linda Archer has been in the school district for 19 years; Bud McMillion for 24 years; and Amy Hornsby for 36 years. Mr. McMillion and Mrs. Hornsby were also AHS Graduates.
Thank you for all you have done for Arkadelphia High School. You will be missed!
#OnceABadgerAlwaysABadger
