West Side 3rd-6th Grade students had a blast today with the Heber Springers Square Dance Group! Thank you so much to the dancers for giving their time and talent to do a little dancing with our students.




The Cross Country teams will not be traveling to Salem today.
The West Side boys golf team finished runner-up during the district match today at Turkey Mountain Golf Course in Horseshoe Bend — advancing to the State Golf Tournament for the first time since 2015. Izard County Consolidated won the district title, 250 strokes to 268.
Max Gipson led the Eagles, finishing 3rd overall, and Travis Gentry was 4th. Both Gipson and Gentry received all-conference honors. Brenton Knapp 8th, and Dax Hipp tied for 11th. Asa Carr finished 13th, and Logan Fife, 18th.

Parents and teachers are invited to "Our Students and COVID-19," a Q&A Zoom panel from 6:30-8 p.m. tonight with immunologists, three other doctors, and a pediatrician. Join @ https://uams.zoom.us/j/95962855518?pwd=OHZ2OXBkQkg5bGpuYzlmV2dKMlFjUT09 Passcode is 2021

West Side teachers listen to Julie Wallace, co-principal of Quitman Public Schools, during an exercise this afternoon to identify key aspects of the district’s mission and vision.Teachers started the meeting touting celebrations in the first 4 weeks of the school year. At their next PLC, The teachers will continue their work as a PK-12 team to work on vision and collective commitments.


Mrs. Melissa Ritter is participating in the #whyapply campaign to encourage students at West Side to apply for college.

Mrs. Holly Shaw applied to college to fulfill her dreams of becoming a teacher! #whyapply is a campaign to encourage seniors to apply for college or trade school.

Mrs. Teresa is participating in the #whyapply American College Application Campaign.

The West Side Sr High GT students are selling sheets for their trip to Washington DC this year. If you are interested in ordering please contact a GT student or Mrs. Teresa Birmingham @teresa.birmingham@westsideeagles.org for more information.
Announcement and Request ... The 16th annual Eagle Athletics Golf Tournament set for Saturday is currently at 25 teams so to better the chances of having enough carts, we are asking everyone who can to please bring one. Greatly appreciated! #Soaring2NewHeights
School dismisses at 2 p.m. Thursday for Parent-Teacher Conferences , which are from 3 to 7 p.m. that evening. Parents will receive a progress report of grades along with ACT Aspire scores from April. For information, contact the school at (501) 825-6258. #Soaring2NewHeights

Spirit Friday's start tomorrow!!! Please show your school spirit tomorrow by wearing Green & White!

Reminder: Friday, September 17, is the deadline to register for the October 23 ACT.

Yesterday's tennis match involving Conway Christian, Shirley & Viola -- which was rained out -- will be completed September 24 during the District Playoffs at Fairfield Bay.
The West Side Basketball program is looking for business or people interested in running an advertisement on the score table screen for the 21-22 season. Your ad will be displayed throughout any regular season, high school, home game. Prices are $250 for the first year and $200 for any year after.
Those interested please email keith.brown@westsideeagles.org.
West Side Ladies Golf ended their season with a first place win at Turkey Mountain this week. Kendra Harness claimed the top spot for the 10th time this year! Kortnee Finch followed in 3rd with fellow senior, Emma Johnson, in 5th. These three seniors finished their West Side match Career with a 31-2 record! Congratulation ladies on a tremendous season!



Cleburne County Judge Jerry Holmes has lifted the Burn Ban for Cleburne County. #Soaring2NewHeights
Freshman, Max Gipson, is showing out on the green this year! His win this week at Turkey Mountain was his 8th win of the year out of 10 matches! Way to go, Max!

The West Side XC teams competed in the annual Josh Park Meet on Tuesday. The Eagles competed well with over 1000 runners total. Lainee Gentry finished 24 out of over 240 junior girl runners.




K-2 students recently learned about primary and secondary colors in Mrs. Teresa's whole group enrichment class. Pictured are kindergarteners Blayde, Noah, Grace, and Carter




