If you have been awarded an academic scholarship, you need to turn in a copy of your scholarship award letter by Thursday, April 23rd, to Mrs. McAlister in the counselor’s office.
You must do this to be recognized at the Academic Scholarship Banquet on Thursday, May 7th.
You must do this to be recognized at the Academic Scholarship Banquet on Thursday, May 7th.
WHHS prom tickets are on sale now!
WHHS Prom will be held on April 18th from 7:00 until 10:00 PM at the White Hall Community Center. Tickets are on sale for $25.00 each and are sold ONLINE ONLY.
The link is: https://bit.ly/2026WHPromTickets
WHHS Prom will be held on April 18th from 7:00 until 10:00 PM at the White Hall Community Center. Tickets are on sale for $25.00 each and are sold ONLINE ONLY.
The link is: https://bit.ly/2026WHPromTickets
The WHHS Choir students received recognition from the Arkansas Choral Directors Association for their outstanding academic achievement during the fall semester! These Academic Excellence Awards honor choir members who maintain a GPA of 3.0 and above—and our students truly rose to the occasion.
Our ensembles demonstrated incredible dedication to both their music and their studies:
Chamber Singers – 3.62 average GPA
Freshman Choralettes – 3.53 average GPA
Concert Choir – 3.44 average GPA
These achievements reflect the hard work, discipline, and commitment our students demonstrate every day in rehearsal and in the classroom!!
These achievements reflect the hard work, discipline, and commitment our students bring every day.
Mrs. Roberts is incredibly proud of her students.
Congratulations to these amazing choir students! Keep reaching higher!
Our ensembles demonstrated incredible dedication to both their music and their studies:
Chamber Singers – 3.62 average GPA
Freshman Choralettes – 3.53 average GPA
Concert Choir – 3.44 average GPA
These achievements reflect the hard work, discipline, and commitment our students demonstrate every day in rehearsal and in the classroom!!
These achievements reflect the hard work, discipline, and commitment our students bring every day.
Mrs. Roberts is incredibly proud of her students.
Congratulations to these amazing choir students! Keep reaching higher!
Landrie Kizer recently signed her letter of intent to join the UAM Rodeo Team.
Landrie was joined by the UAM rodeo coach, Rusty Jones; her family; the school administration, coaches, and the soccer team.
Landrie was joined by the UAM rodeo coach, Rusty Jones; her family; the school administration, coaches, and the soccer team.
White Hall JROTC took three teams to Arkadelphia's 2026 Badgers & Bows Archery Competition. All three teams placed.
Co-Ed Team - 2nd place
Isaiah Austin (WHHS)
Avaleigh Drake (WHMS)
Aliyah Holden (WHMS)
Brandon Oates (WHMS)
Female Team - 2nd place
Emma Denney (WHMS)
Christian Herren (WHHS)
Brianna McNeill (WHHS)
Kylie Raburn (WHMS)
Male Team - 3rd place
Miguel Carrillo (WHHS)carr
Jason Lofton (WHHS)
Evan Williams (WHHS)
Ethan Williamson (WHHS)
Congratulations on your success!
Co-Ed Team - 2nd place
Isaiah Austin (WHHS)
Avaleigh Drake (WHMS)
Aliyah Holden (WHMS)
Brandon Oates (WHMS)
Female Team - 2nd place
Emma Denney (WHMS)
Christian Herren (WHHS)
Brianna McNeill (WHHS)
Kylie Raburn (WHMS)
Male Team - 3rd place
Miguel Carrillo (WHHS)carr
Jason Lofton (WHHS)
Evan Williams (WHHS)
Ethan Williamson (WHHS)
Congratulations on your success!
This week, we proudly celebrate Assistant Principal Week and recognize two outstanding leaders at White Hall High School—Angie Looney and Zach Taylor.
From supporting teachers and building relationships with students to ensuring our school runs smoothly, Mrs. Looney and Mr. Taylor go above and beyond in all they do. Their passion for education and love for White Hall High School are evident in the positive culture they help create.
Thank you, Mrs. Looney and Mr. Taylor, for your hard work, leadership, and heart for our Bulldog family. We appreciate you this week and every week!
From supporting teachers and building relationships with students to ensuring our school runs smoothly, Mrs. Looney and Mr. Taylor go above and beyond in all they do. Their passion for education and love for White Hall High School are evident in the positive culture they help create.
Thank you, Mrs. Looney and Mr. Taylor, for your hard work, leadership, and heart for our Bulldog family. We appreciate you this week and every week!
Tickets are now on sale for the White Hall Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Join us on May 11th at 6:30 PM at the James “Jitters” Morgan Community Center to honor our 2026 inductees: Robert Casteel, Anthony Richardson, Don Stringer, and Mike Vaughn. Come celebrate these outstanding individuals who have made a lasting impact on White Hall athletics. Tickets may be purchased at White Hall High School.
The White Hall Sports Hall of Fame, is an independent, non-profit corporation and is not affiliated with the White Hall School District.
The White Hall Sports Hall of Fame, is an independent, non-profit corporation and is not affiliated with the White Hall School District.
At White Hall High, our stories shine,
Mrs. Sims is truly one of a kind.
With lots of laugher and books to share,
She shows each student she truly cares.
From science to travel, near and far—
She helps us see how great we are!
📚Happy Librarian Appreciation Day, Mrs. Sims! 📚
Mrs. Sims is truly one of a kind.
With lots of laugher and books to share,
She shows each student she truly cares.
From science to travel, near and far—
She helps us see how great we are!
📚Happy Librarian Appreciation Day, Mrs. Sims! 📚
The White Hall School District will be IN SESSION tomorrow, Friday April 3, 2026. This day is being used to make up instruction time lost due to inclement weather. Click here to view an updated school calendar.
Mark Your Calendar! The White Hall School District Art Show "Unmasking Creativity" opening night is in just two weeks, April 14, 5 - 7 p.m. Art will be displayed until noon April 16 at the White Hall Community Center. Come support students from all campuses as they showcase their creativity!
Congratulations to the WHHS boys' and girls' basketball teams for the athletes named to the All-Conference Team!
The WHSD had several students performing in "The Lion King" at the Arts and Science Center, including three of our very own. They each received a glowing review in "Broadway World." )
It is such a great 'pride' to see our students succeed at school and shine in the community!
"Jayvion Williams brought strength and dignity to Mufasa, embodying the noble king with a commanding voice and gentle paternal energy that made his relationship with Simba deeply affecting."
"As Sarabi, Ja’Maya White projected quiet resilience and grace, offering a portrayal of a mother holding her pride together through tragedy."
"As Sarafina, Ah’Rianna Neal provided a warm maternal presence that helped ground the early Pride Lands scenes."
It is such a great 'pride' to see our students succeed at school and shine in the community!
"Jayvion Williams brought strength and dignity to Mufasa, embodying the noble king with a commanding voice and gentle paternal energy that made his relationship with Simba deeply affecting."
"As Sarabi, Ja’Maya White projected quiet resilience and grace, offering a portrayal of a mother holding her pride together through tragedy."
"As Sarafina, Ah’Rianna Neal provided a warm maternal presence that helped ground the early Pride Lands scenes."
Congratulations to the White Hall High School Quiz Bowl Team for earning 1st Place at the Spring Arkansas River Educational Cooperative Tournament! The team also placed 3rd in the All-Region tournament, earning them a place in the State Tournament! The team is coached by Mr. Connor Jones.
Mrs. Rowe's pre-educator classes had a guest speaker, Steven Witherspoon from Pinnacle Point.
Students learned about the important role therapists play in supporting students’ mental health, helping them navigate challenges, and providing strategies to manage emotions and build healthy coping skills.
Mr. Witherspoon discussed how professionals work with individuals from many different backgrounds and needs, emphasizing the importance of empathy, communication, and understanding when working in helping professions. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and knowledge with our students.
Students learned about the important role therapists play in supporting students’ mental health, helping them navigate challenges, and providing strategies to manage emotions and build healthy coping skills.
Mr. Witherspoon discussed how professionals work with individuals from many different backgrounds and needs, emphasizing the importance of empathy, communication, and understanding when working in helping professions. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and knowledge with our students.
🎓 Scholarships. Pathways. Opportunities. Your student’s future starts here!
Join us TODAY, March 19 at 5:30 PM in the White Hall High School Performing Arts Center for an exciting evening designed to help families plan for success after high school.
Families will learn about career pathways at WHHS, valuable scholarship opportunities, and get an exclusive first look at the 2026–2027 WHHS Course Catalog. This information can help students make smart choices that open doors to college, careers, and scholarship opportunities.
And for a little fun—families can try their luck at the WHHS Plinko Board for prizes!
This is an important event for families who want to maximize opportunities and scholarships for their students. You won’t want to miss it!
Students in Mrs. Henslee's anatomy class completed a sheep heart dissection.
The students were seniors Arthur Corpulis, Micah Witcher, and Sarah Essahli, and juniors Carter Brewer and Drake Bogy.
The students were seniors Arthur Corpulis, Micah Witcher, and Sarah Essahli, and juniors Carter Brewer and Drake Bogy.
We’re proud to celebrate two outstanding educators as our 2025-26 Teachers of the Year! Congratulations to Melissa Vernor of Moody Elementary and Anna Claire Pullman of White Hall High School! These two go above and beyond each day to support, inspire, and make a difference in the lives of their students.
🎓 Scholarships. Pathways. Opportunities. Your student’s future starts here!
Join us March 19 at 5:30 PM in the White Hall High School Performing Arts Center for an exciting evening designed to help families plan for success after high school.
Families will learn about career pathways at WHHS, valuable scholarship opportunities, and get an exclusive first look at the 2026–2027 WHHS Course Catalog. This information can help students make smart choices that open doors to college, careers, and scholarship opportunities.
And for a little fun—families can try their luck at the WHHS Plinko Board for prizes!
This is an important event for families who want to maximize opportunities and scholarships for their students. You won’t want to miss it!
Join us March 19 at 5:30 PM in the White Hall High School Performing Arts Center for an exciting evening designed to help families plan for success after high school.
Families will learn about career pathways at WHHS, valuable scholarship opportunities, and get an exclusive first look at the 2026–2027 WHHS Course Catalog. This information can help students make smart choices that open doors to college, careers, and scholarship opportunities.
And for a little fun—families can try their luck at the WHHS Plinko Board for prizes!
This is an important event for families who want to maximize opportunities and scholarships for their students. You won’t want to miss it!
🎓 Scholarships. Pathways. Opportunities. Your student’s future starts here!
Join us March 19 at 5:30 PM in the White Hall High School Performing Arts Center for an exciting evening designed to help families plan for success after high school.
Families will learn about career pathways at WHHS, valuable scholarship opportunities, and get an exclusive first look at the 2026–2027 WHHS Course Catalog. This information can help students make smart choices that open doors to college, careers, and scholarship opportunities.
And for a little fun—families can try their luck at the WHHS Plinko Board for prizes!
This is an important event for families who want to maximize opportunities and scholarships for their students. You won’t want to miss it!
Join us March 19 at 5:30 PM in the White Hall High School Performing Arts Center for an exciting evening designed to help families plan for success after high school.
Families will learn about career pathways at WHHS, valuable scholarship opportunities, and get an exclusive first look at the 2026–2027 WHHS Course Catalog. This information can help students make smart choices that open doors to college, careers, and scholarship opportunities.
And for a little fun—families can try their luck at the WHHS Plinko Board for prizes!
This is an important event for families who want to maximize opportunities and scholarships for their students. You won’t want to miss it!
Congratulations to the White Hall High School Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble for receiving Superior Ratings at the concert assessment and for being named a Sweepstakes Band for the year!
