The WHHS basketball games scheduled for today, Wednesday, January 26th have been cancelled.
Attention Juniors: WHHS is offering a FREE ACT Bootcamp on Feb. 23 from 8:30-2:30 (lunch provided). If you want some tips on how to take the test and score your best, sign up in the counselor's office by Feb 16!!!. Seating is limited to 60. The state required ACT testing date for Juniors in March 1 at WHHS.
January is Arkansas School Board Recognition Month. This month-long observance is an excellent opportunity for the White Hall High School and the community to build a stronger understanding of the crucial role school boards play.
Board members are elected volunteers who give countless hours of their time to ensure the success of our students.
These past few years they have navigated and dealt many difficult and demanding issues. The board members have handled these challenges with integrity and compassion.
Now is the time to show our appreciation. Please join White Hall High School in recognizing our seven outstanding White Hall School board members: Roy Agee, Scott Pittillo, Scott Lockhart, Scott Ray, Dr. Raymond Jones, James Weldon and Dr. Doug Coleman.
The Vo-Tech Center is NOT closed. Please report to the Tech Center during your regular scheduled time.
Several WHHS students have received an award/incentive for placing a 3, 4, or 5 on the Arkansas Advanced Placement Computer Science A Incentive Program. Congratulations!
Due to the increase in COVID-19 positive cases and students quarantined in our district, masks will be required for the next seven days. At that time, we will reevaluate our numbers. If the numbers decrease, we will remove the mask mandate. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to protect the health of our students and staff.
The 4th period Advanced Sewing class created precious outfits for the Neo-intensive Care Unit (NIC). They come in two sizes: 1-3 lbs. and 3-5 lbs.
WHHS Semester Test Schedule
WHHS students, parents, and community supporters line up to support the Bulldog football team as they head to War Memorial Stadium to play Pulaski Academy in the Arkansas 5A State Championship game. GO BULLDOGS!
WHHS students, parents, and community supporters line up to support the Bulldog football team as they head to War Memorial Stadium to play Pulaski Academy in the Arkansas 5A State Championship game. GO BULLDOGS!
Support the Bulldogs even if you can’t attend the State Championship in person. Arkansas PBS will be airing the class 5A game between the WH Bulldogs and Pulaski Academy at 7PM on December 3rd. Learn more at https://myarpbs.org/sports. #ARPBSSports
Support the Bulldogs even if you can’t attend the State Championship in person. You can watch the game for FREE. Arkansas PBS will be airing the class 5A game between the WH Bulldogs and Pulaski Academy at 7PM on December 3rd. Learn more at https://myarpbs.org/sports.
To purchase tickets for the State Championship Game, go to gofan.co
GO DOGS!!
5A State Championship sendoff is at 3:00PM on December 3rd. Parking is limited to the the Stadium lot. To limit disruption to the school pick up lines, parking is not allowed on Bulldog Drive or on HWY 256 (Hoadley Rd) between Bulldog Drive and Moody Drive. GO DOGS!!!
The White Hall Bulldog football team is headed to the State Championship game for the first time since 1987! Way to go Bulldogs!
Round 2 of the playoffs.
Congratulations to Sophie Weaver on signing a LOI to play softball for Henderson State University.
Congratulations to Lilly Hood on signing a LOI to play softball with the University of Texas San Antonio.
Recently Mrs. Mollie Sanford and Reese Owens, 1st Vice President for Arkansas Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), traveled to Washington D.C. to take part in the FCCLA Capitol Leadership/Fall Conference.
During this week they were able to meet with our Arkansas delegation, Tom Cotton, John Bozeman. Bruce Westerman, French Hill, and Rick Crawford, to discuss the support and continuous funding of Family and Consumer Sciences and FCCLA programs in the state of Arkansas.
Reese was also able to participate in the laying of the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, visit our nation's capital, attend FCCLA leadership breakout meetings, and network with other FCCLA members from across the United States.
The construction on the new auditorium and fine arts building is really coming along!
