Second Grade Parents: If you were unable to attend last night’s informational meeting, you can click below to view the information shared at each campus. This explains the new LEARNS Act requirements related to third-grade promotion that begin this school year and how our schools are supporting student success.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact your campus principal. Additionally, if you need more information about ATLAS testing, the Parent Portal, learning targets, or how you can help at home, visit our Learning and Assessment Center. We appreciate your partnership as we work together to help every student thrive.
The White Hall School District will be closed on Wednesday 1/28/26 due to impacts of the winter weather.
Congratulations to the Stock Market Game team from Taylor Elementary School for earning 1st place in the region at the elementary level. Out of 2,900 teams, only 25 were recognized at a luncheon held at the Clinton Presidential Library. The team members include John Thomas M., Mia R., Ayman R., and Lexis K. The team is sponsored by Marybeth Passmore, GATE Coordinator.
When asked about investing, these financial savvy 4th graders shared the following insights:
Advice for adults interested in the stock market: “Buy bitcoin.”
Best stock and why: Google, because it “makes money the quickest.”
If given $1,000 to invest in one place: Lululemon.
We are proud of these students for their hard work and commitment to learning about investing!
Be the first to know when weather impacts the school day! To ensure you never miss an important update, we strongly encourage families to download the White Hall School District, AR app and enable notifications:
Sign up for Alerts by:
Search “White Hall School District, AR” in your phone’s app store and download the app
Select ALLOW when prompted on initial download to receive notifications
Open the app and tap SETTINGS in the bottom menu
Make sure notifications are turned on and your organization is selected
A winter storm is forecasted to impact our area as early as Friday. While the exact timing remains uncertain, we are closely monitoring conditions. If an early release becomes necessary to safely transport students home, families will be notified as soon as possible.
We encourage families to begin making any necessary preparations now.
For the most up-to-date information, including school closings, delays, and early release decisions, please visit the Inclement Weather page on our website and continue to monitor our social media channels.
To ensure you never miss an important update, we strongly encourage families to download the White Hall School District, AR app and enable notifications:
How to sign up for alerts:
Search “White Hall School District, AR” in your phone’s app store and download the app
Select ALLOW when prompted on initial download to receive notifications
Open the app and tap SETTINGS in the bottom menu
Make sure notifications are turned on and your organization is selected
More updates will be shared as information becomes available.
We encourage families to begin making any necessary preparations now.
For the most up-to-date information, including school closings, delays, and early release decisions, please visit the Inclement Weather page on our website and continue to monitor our social media channels.
To ensure you never miss an important update, we strongly encourage families to download the White Hall School District, AR app and enable notifications:
How to sign up for alerts:
Search “White Hall School District, AR” in your phone’s app store and download the app
Select ALLOW when prompted on initial download to receive notifications
Open the app and tap SETTINGS in the bottom menu
Make sure notifications are turned on and your organization is selected
More updates will be shared as information becomes available.
White Hall Elementary art teachers Susie Maynard and Ashley Thompson recently presented at the Arkansas Art Educators Fall Professional Development Conference in North Little Rock.Mrs. Maynard led a hands-on session on pillow-making for K–5 students, including adorable tooth fairy pillows for Kindergarten and 1st grade. Mrs. Thompson shared tips and tricks for classroom management and organization, helping other art teachers make their rooms run smoothly and efficiently. We’re proud to see our Bulldog educators leading the way and inspiring creativity across Arkansas!
Monday 10/27/25: "Let's Team Up Against Drugs!" Wear your favorite sports team or Bulldog attire
Tuesday 10/28/25: "Your Future is Bright!" Dress up in neon or tie-dye clothes
Wednesday 10/29/25:"We are RED-Y to be Drug Free!" Wear all red
Thursday 10/20/25: :Wake up Drug Free" Wear pajamas to school
At Taylor Elementary, Mrs. Hayslip’s Homeroom is working hard and having fun! with a Beat the Timer challenge. Students are racing the clock to sort R-Controlled words (ar; air/are; or/ore/our) into the correct syllables. After two rounds, the timer gets even shorter, 5 seconds less each time, keeping everyone on their toes!
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!
