Students in Mrs. Pullman's Accelerated Algebra 2 class are working together to graph and solve systems of inequalities. In pairs, they share ideas, look at where the graphs overlap, and talk about what the answers mean in real life. This activity helps them think critically, explain their work, and practice teamwork while learning more about systems of inequalities.
In other words, their MATH is MATHING!
2 days ago, Charity Hart
Mrs. Hulse’s 2nd graders turned math time into domino fun! They added up the dots and then showed off their skills by determining if the answers were odd or even. Learning + play = a winning combo!
2 days ago, Charity Hart
It's Game Day! KATV Channel 7’s Friday Night Tailgates will be broadcasting live from White Hall starting at 5:00! Come early and join NAMI for a special tailgate party raising awareness for mental health. The theme is a Green Out, so wear green to show your support. Stick around as the Bulldogs take the field against Warren!
2 days ago, Charity Hart
Mr. Hartley's Accelerated Biology students have been busy scientists. They worked in groups to analyze data and figure out what drives the wildebeest migration in the Serengeti. They also created models of U.S. conservation areas to study why protecting these places matters and how conservation helps ecosystems recover and thrive. Hands-on learning at its best!
3 days ago, Charity Hart
Mrs. Akins’ class had a special treat today, their very first guest reader of the year! Mrs. Amanda Johnson, Lane’s mom, joined us to share The Best Seat in First Grade. The students loved the story and are excited to welcome many more guest readers throughout the year!
3 days ago, Charity Hart
Mrs. Ferris’s 2nd grade class teamed up with partners and manipulatives to master the magic of “Making 10” for addition and subtraction. Their math talk and teamwork were 10 out of 10 impressive!
4 days ago, Charity Hart
ATTN BUS RIDERS: Due to unforeseen circumstances, necessary modifications will be made to the bus route for the students who ride bus #66.
Bus #66 am route will be divided between bus #78 and bus #79.
Bus #78 will pick up students who live on Huckfinn and Becky Lane last on its route, and will be slightly later than normal.
Bus #79 will pick up students who live on Handley and Hunter early in its route, a little earlier than normal.
Bus #79 will pick up students on Ruby, Eddie, Donna, Franklin, Cara Jane, and Michael at the end of its route, a few minutes later than normal.
Bus #66 PM route will be divided between bus #76 and bus #79, with the majority of students riding #76.
We appreciate your understanding and patience as the pickup times are adjusted.
6 days ago, Charity Hart
7th grade science is off to a strong start at White Hall Middle School! In Mrs. Wimberly’s class, students are beginning the year with a focus on Growth Mindset: learning how persistence and a positive attitude help them tackle challenges and reach their goals.
9 days ago, Charity Hart
Teamwork makes the dream work! Mrs. Adair’s EAST students at White Hall Middle School participated in team building activities this week. Some teams took on the Marshmallow Tower Challenge. A fun (and tasty!) way to practice communication, problem-solving, and teamwork.
9 days ago, Charity Hart
Are you enjoying the cooler temps? So are the students at Moody!
9 days ago, Charity Hart
Hardin Elementary’s Open House was a success! Families had the chance to preview breakfast options for students, enjoy door prizes, and connect with teachers and staff. We’re looking forward to a great year at Hardin!
10 days ago, Charity Hart
Who needs a clock when you have the sun? Check out these 5th graders in Ms. Stuart’s class at Hardin Elementary! They built shadow clocks to tell time using the sun, then took it a step further with flashlights to explore how the sun rises and sets during August. They can even adjust their clocks for each month!
10 days ago, Charity Hart
Sending a huge thank you to our area churches: FBC White Hall, White Hall First United Methodist, Family Church of White Hall, and New Harvest Church of God, and Central Baptist for setting up pop-up shops on every campus before our students returned last week. Because of your generosity, our teachers were able to pick up much needed supplies to support their classrooms and students. We are so grateful for your continued partnership and heart for our schools!
17 days ago, Charity Hart
Elementary Open House Dates:
Hardin: August 26
Gandy & Moody: September 16
Taylor: September 26
Campuses will open at 6:00 PM
24 days ago, Charity Hart
What a great first day back! Our classrooms were full of smiles, laughter, and the excitement of new beginnings. Here’s to an amazing school year ahead for our students, staff, and community.
25 days ago, Charity Hart
On Thursday, August 7, educators from across the district came together for a day of learning, collaboration, and inspiration at our One District, Many Voices Conference. With five breakout sessions, expert presenters, and the chance to learn from one another, participants walked away with practical strategies they can use in their classrooms right away.
As one attendee shared: “The five sessions I attended were phenomenal — practical strategies I can take back to my classroom tomorrow.” Thank you to everyone who presented, attended, and helped make the day a success!
about 1 month ago, Charity Hart
New 2025/2026 Meal Applications are needed from all families!
about 1 month ago, Charity Hart
Is your business or organization interested in helping local students start the year strong? We’re collecting school supplies for our Stuff the Bus campaign, and we’d love your support! Whether it’s sponsoring a donation drive, purchasing supplies, or making a financial contribution — every little bit helps.
Contact Charity Hart at hartc@whitehallsd.org to get involved!
about 1 month ago, Charity Hart
We have been working hard and are ready to meet you! Join us for Elementary Meet and Greet August 8, 12:30-3:30 on your student's campus.
about 1 month ago, Charity Hart
NEW ARKANSAS LAW: “Bell to Bell, No Cell”
Starting with the 2025–2026 school year, all Arkansas public schools—including White Hall School District—will enforce the “Bell to Bell, No Cell” Act (SB 142 / Act 122).
🔒 What’s Changing?
*Personal cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, laptop, and any device that sends/receives data must stay powered off and stored all day.
* Yondr pouches will be used to securely lock devices from the first bell to the final bell.
* Student drivers may keep devices locked in their vehicles.
📘 Why?
This state law supports focused, distraction-free learning. Schools not enforcing it may face penalties.
👨👩👧 How Families Can Help?
* Talk with your child about expectations.
* Support a smooth transition to device-free learning.
📌Full details will be in the updated Student Handbook and on our website.
Questions?
📞 Call the district office: (870) 247-2002.
about 1 month ago, White Hall School District
