White Hall School District

At the recent White Hall Chamber of Commerce meeting, White Hall High School teachers shared exciting updates from the Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. Their focus was clear: preparing students for the future by aligning career pathways with real workforce needs. Teachers highlighted the growth in programs such as Business, Family & Consumer Sciences, Agriculture, Computer Science, and JROTC. Students are not just learning in the classroom, they’re earning industry certifications, participating in work-based learning, and building connections with local businesses and organizations.

Student success stories stood out, from winning in FBLA, FCCLA, FFA, and TSA competitions to leading service projects and holding leadership roles at the state and national levels. These achievements show how CTE goes beyond academics by building confidence, leadership, and real-world skills. The presentation underscored one important message: CTE pathways open doors for every student, whether their next step is enlistment, enrollment, or employment, by equipping them with technical training, leadership experience, and certifications that match the needs of our local and regional workforce.

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.

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!