• The school day will begin 9 minutes earlier
• The school day will end 9 minutes later
In addition, Good Friday will be a school day and will serve as makeup day #2.
The last day for students will be May 21.
Principals will share campus-specific details, including updated bell schedules, in the coming days.
This honor reflects your dedication, leadership, and the meaningful work you do for students every day. The impact you make is evident across our school community, and we are grateful to have you at Gandy. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition and continued success.
Through this activity, students learned that dressing professionally shows potential employers they are serious, prepared, and ready for the job. They also gained valuable experience in budgeting—making thoughtful spending decisions and understanding the importance of setting and sticking to a financial plan.
How can I view my student’s ATLAS results?
Families can view ATLAS score reports through the Parent Portal. Once logged in, you’ll be able to see your student’s assessment results and check their progress throughout the year and from year to year. A short video tutorial is available to help you log in, along with a quick guide that explains how to read your student’s scores. Both can be found in the Learning and Assessment Center section of our website. If you need your Parent Portal access code, have trouble logging in, or have questions about reports, your student’s school counselor will be happy to help.
Want to learn more about the ATLAS assessment? Visit our Learning and Assessment Center here: https://www.whitehallsd.org/page/learning
Pictured: Melody McCorvy, FBLA President; Vicky DeWeese, Jefferson County Humane Society; and Marisa Armstrong, FBLA Community Service Chair.
Due to recent inclement weather, the White Hall School District missed six instructional days. In accordance with our academic calendar (available here), the following dates will be used as make-up days:
• February 16, 2026 (President's Day)
• April 3, 2026 (Good Friday)
Other make up days will be announced at a later time. Thank you for your continued flexibility and support as we work to ensure students receive all required instructional time.
The White Hall Baseball League is accepting registrations for the 2026 season for players ages 4–16. Divisions are available from T-Ball through Senior League.
Players from White Hall, Redfield, or Sheridan Schools are eligible to register. Students outside these districts may also participate with a waiver from their home league (select the “home” option during registration).
Registration fees are $100 per child for T-Ball and $125 per child for all other divisions. An early registration discount of $25 is available through February 14.
Registration is available online at https://clubs.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1219390
For questions, email whitehallbaseballleague@gmail.com
White Hall was well represented by four spellers at the Jefferson County Spelling Bee on February 5, 2026: Geoffrey Gallinero, Anna Vy, Wes Branch, and Melody McLeod. Anna earned 3rd place, and Geoffrey took home 1st place! Our students competed alongside spellers from Friendship Academy, Watson Chapel, and Pine Bluff. Geoffrey will now advance to represent White Hall at the Arkansas State Spelling Bee in March.
Members heard from guest speaker Emerie Ross, Miss Greater Camden’s Teen 2026, who shared how FBLA helps build leaders, encourages exploration of new topics, strengthens networking skills, and teaches students to grow through failure. She also invited two WHMS FBLA members to participate in a live question-and-answer panel. Owen Todd and Layla Hudson represented WHMS with confidence and strong speaking skills on stage.
Congratulations to the following FBLA members that placed in their competitive events. Each will advance to the Middle Level FBLA State Conference on April 9.
2nd Place - Kylie Raburn - Exploring Leadership
1st Place - Emon Alam - Exploring Technology
1st Place - Melody McCorvy - Exploring Business Communications
1st Place - Eva Ridder - Digital Citizenship
WHMS FBLA was also recognized for 1st Place as the largest chapter.
Inclement Weather Bus Routes – Feb. 4–6
Inclement weather bus routes will be used this afternoon (Tuesday 2/4) through Friday afternoon (2/6) and Thursday & Friday mornings (2/5–2/6). Morning routes for today have already been completed.
Please review the inclement weather bus route list here: HERE
If it is unsafe for your student to get to an inclement weather stop, please contact your campus.
Bus Updates for Wednesday 2/4/26: The White Hall School District will continue to use some of the inclement weather bus routes 2/4/26. Please review the morning bus routes by clicking here.
Inclement Weather Bus Routes – Tuesday Afternoon (2/3/26)
Some inclement weather bus routes will be utilized this afternoon. Families are asked to carefully review the inclement weather routes and drop off times by clicking here. The following afternoon bus routes will be modified: 65, 58, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, and 79. All other bus routes will run as normal.
If an unexpected situation arises and road conditions prevent a bus driver from safely transporting a student home, or if a parent misses the pickup window at the designated location, the student will be transported to one of the following sites. Families will be contacted to arrange pickup:
Buses 73, 78, and 58: White Hall Middle School
Buses 74, 76, 77, 79, and 65: Hardin Elementary School
We’re excited to welcome our students back to school! Inclement weather bus routes will be utilized Tuesday 2/3/26. Families can view routes here: https://www.whitehallsd.org/page/inclement-weather-procedures
If you feel it is unsafe for your student to get to an inclement weather stop, please contact your campus directly.
Thank you for being listeners, leaders, encouragers, and champions for our students. Your impact reaches far beyond the counseling office, and we are so grateful for all you do to amplify student success!
