While our school holds an important place in Arkansas history, projected financial challenges exacerbated by the LEARNS Act may have impacts on the district.
Superintendent...
March 6 the library received a $5,000 donation from the Sigma Gamma Roh Southwestern region chapter. The award was presented at a We Love Books event held in the library....
Inviting both beginners and experts alike, the crochet club recently expanded into the yarn club to accommodate all textile crafts. Under advisor Mei Travis, the club has...
The introduction of Senate Bill 142 in Arkansas public schools will drastically change everyday life for students. No longer will students be able to scroll mindlessly on...
Writer/producer/director Sean Baker’s project Anora swept the 97th annual Academy awards, winning five of the coveted accolades, including Best Picture. During his acceptance...
Requiring over a thousand tons of steel, 336,000 bricks, and 77 miles of electrical wire, the plan to add 115,000 square feet of student space to campus is no small undertaking....
Life since March has been nothing but disarray. Our world was shut down, and all aspects of normal life were turned on their head. Life had to become distant, and interaction...
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Section 23 of the Access Bill was amended so that student's can express their voice in most situations but political protests are still limited. How do you feel about this compromise?
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