Don't forget to nominate a well-deserving high school teacher or staff member to honor for the month of November!
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The eSports Mario Kart Team of Kolby Lockard, Caleb Cross, Jordan Ragsdale and Maggie Ott bounced back from an early deficit to defeat Riverside 2-1 on Wednesday. Great job!
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The Greers Ferry Library has storytime for preschool to Grade 3 students at 10 a.m. each Saturday from October 15 to November 19. For more information, please contact the library at (501) 825-8677.
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K-2 students had more Halloween fun this week in enrichment class with Mrs. Teresa learning about chemical reactions while "melting" witches.
A Cub Scout informational meeting will be held at 6 pm Thursday at the West Side Cafetorium for all boys and girls in grades K-5 who might be interested.
Mrs. Cherie's Outstanding Artists for October are Kelsey Blevins in 4th grade and Ashley Boyd in 6th grade! Congratulations!
5th graders recently made presentations about animals and features related to the book Island of the Blue Dolphins in Mrs. Debbie's Literacy Class.
Because of the anticipated economic impact of the total eclipse in 2024, community leaders and citizens are asked to attend an informational meeting Tuesday, Nov 1, at West Side Cafetorium at 6 pm.
Tracy Starks from the Arkansas Department of Health gave a very informative presentation to our students on the dangers and precautions of opioids and other prescription medications. Thank you for being part of our Red Ribbon Week!
Brody Henderson was Caught Being Kind in Mrs. Debbie's 6th grade. He helped a classmate pick up papers. Way to go, Brody!
A second FAFSA Night for seniors and parents will be held Tuesday, Nov. 1, from 4 pm to 7 pm in the Brady-Hipp Arena. Mrs. Ritter and a financial aid analyst will be on hand to assist parents and their student with the financial aid process. Please bring your phone, 2021 taxes, and chromebook. Contact Mrs. Ritter at 501-472-1898 with any questions.
Pre-K on Pink Out day supporting Ms. Ashley Miller, who is director of the pre-K.
Ian Harper was Caught Being Kind in Mrs. Debbie's 6th grade! He was recognized for helping others stack chairs at the end of the day! Way to go, Ian!
Seniors met with Jostens today to order their caps and gowns and other 2023 memorabilia! Time is ticking away so quickly!
Juniors met with Jostens today to place their order for their class rings An exciting time for all!
Homecoming week will be November 14th - 18th. Presentation of the Homecoming Court will be at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 18th. A semi-formal Homecoming Dance will immediately follow the game in the old cafeteria. Games that night will be against Midland.
A spokesperson from the Arkansas Attorney General's office spoke to students today about phone and internet/social media use. In today's world, information and danger is only a click away. We hope that this effort will help keep all of our students safe.
We invite everyone to come out on Friday evening to Brady Hipp Arena to not only support our Eagles, but to show your support for Breast Cancer survivors. A local community member will be presented with a donation from funds raised through the Pink Out. Wear PINK! Jr. games begin at 4:00 p.m.
ASUB Spring registration for concurrent courses at WSHS.
Sam McCarty received the Caught Being Kind award for helping a student who was upset. He has a big heart, and he truly is a kind student!
