West Side Elementary Chess Club met, Monday for their first practice of the year. Pictured are 6th grader, Jeffery Dickerson, and 5th grader, Gage Verser playing a match.
The West Side Junior girls basketball team will play Saturday morning at 9:00am against Pangburn in the Julian Martin Tournament at Concord. The Junior Boys will play at 10:00 against Pangburn.
Mrs. Ashley's Preschoolers are full of spirit for Red Ribbon Week at West Side Elementary! Check out their Mirrorless Monday and Pink Out Tuesday outfits!
During West Side's College Application Month event, Shelby Marshall applied to the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith. Congratulations, Shelby!
West Side Elementary Counselor, Mrs. Orene Traylor, had some of the Eagle Friends group hang up Drug Free posters throughout town for Red Ribbon Week. Pictured are: Kolton Long, Marley Hunt, Lexxi Williams, and Macy Gentry.
Here are two of the Red Ribbon Week winners for Tuesday! Pictured are Blakleigh Wilson and Haylee Denham! Great job dressing up, girls!
A huge thank you to our Red Ribbon Sponsors who provided either money for prizes or prizes themselves for students and faculty who dressed up for Red Ribbon Week. Sponsors are: Andi Gomez, Andi Gomez's wonderful momma,
Diandra Verser, Jeannie Winston, Danielle Schopp, Lisa Boyce, and JD & Orene Morgan. Monday's recipients were Cash Johnson, Hunter Martindale, Madison Graham, , Izzy Pearce, Emma Heier, and Ashley Miller.
This week ends the month of October and our character word for elementary counseling was "RESPONSIBILITY". Students picked an occupation and shared what they thought would be a responsibility in that occupation.
The majority of students and staff dressed up, or rather "down," for Mirrorless Monday during Red Ribbon Week activities when students had the opportunity to "dress like you have no mirror" calling attention to unhealthy lifestyles. (4 of 4) #Soaring2NewHeights
The majority of students and staff dressed up, or rather "down," for Mirrorless Monday during Red Ribbon Week activities when students had the opportunity to "dress like you have no mirror" calling attention to unhealthy lifestyles. (3 of 4) #Soaring2NewHeights
The majority of students and staff dressed up, or rather "down," for Mirrorless Monday during Red Ribbon Week activities when students had the opportunity to "dress like you have no mirror" calling attention to unhealthy lifestyles. (2 of 4) #Soaring2NewHeights
The majority of students and staff dressed up, or rather "down," for Mirrorless Monday during Red Ribbon Week activities when students had the opportunity to "dress like you have no mirror" calling attention to unhealthy lifestyles. (1 of 4) #Soaring2NewHeights
West Side FBLA members attended the District V Fall Leadership Conference at UCA today.
Travis Gentry together with 23 of his classmates participated in the College Application Month event at West Side this month. Travis applied to Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, AR.
West Side's four cross country teams -- junior and senior boys and girls -- won titles the district champion titles at Quitman this afternoon. The senior teams will compete next week in the state cross country meet at Oaklawn Casino Racing Resort.
Asa Carr applied to UACCB in Batesville this month as part of the College Application Month event at West Side. Congratulations, Asa!
Tonight's 7th grade girls and boys basketball games previously scheduled at Pangburn have been canceled due to the Cross Country District Meet. Keep up to date with school-related events @ https://www.westsideeagles.org/events #Soaring2NewHeights
Senior, Hannah Berry, participated in the College Application event held at West Side this month. She applied to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro.
Sidney Gent also participated in the College Application Month event held at the school. She applied to Arkansas State University. Congratulations, Sidney!
STAR STUDENT: Congratulations to Carter Snearly for being selected as Mrs. Tori's star student for the month of September. Carter was chosen because he shows kindness to others. Way to go, Carter!