11th grade students will take the ACT during the school day on February 24. The test will begin as soon as possible after the first bell.
The ACT measures skills students have been building in English, math, reading, and science. Recent updates to the ACT include a slightly shorter test, more time per question, and fewer answer choices in math, helping students work at a comfortable pace while still showing what they know.
Students can find helpful information about test day expectations, practice questions, and preparation tips on the Information for Examinees page. Information for Examinees Page
This free, school-day ACT gives students an opportunity to gain experience and earn a college-reportable score in a familiar setting. Questions? Contact Mrs. Powell at powellt@whitehallsd.org
To order a yearbook, go to this site:
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To order a yearbook, go to this site:
https://bit.ly/WHHS2026Ybook
Students enjoyed checking out all of the different simulators, including an excavator, train, diesel truck, and several more! The students were able to see various opportunities in the technical world! The BPBP truck provides an exciting way to introduce students to post-secondary opportunities and rewarding careers.
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Students with exceptional attendance were recognized.
Students who showed growth on the first literacy and math interim assessments were entered into a drawing for a chance to play PLINKO and win prizes!
Thank you to WHHS’s Behavior Intervention Committee, Mrs. Menard, Mrs. Looney, and Mr. Taylor for their help with the assembly, and to Mr. Donnelly’s classes for building the PLINKO board!
Dr. Jonathon Barranco, the current Director of Choral Activities at Henderson State University, worked with all of Mrs. Roberts' classes and choral program students.
A fun fact about Dr. Barranco is he used to be the WHHS choir teacher!
Thank you for spending time with our students today.
🎓🐾 WHHS Career Pathways Night🐾🎓
Parents, join us on February 19th, during Parent-Teacher Conferences, to learn more about White Hall High School Career Pathways and how your student can choose a pathway that fits their goals and future plans.
🗓 February 19th
⏰ Sessions at 4: 30 PM or and 6:30 PM
📍 WHHS Performing Art Center
Visit with your student’s teachers and attend a Student Success Ready Session to learn how pathway choices connect to college, career, and success after graduation.
We look forward to seeing you there! 🐾✨
State and national FCCLA officers Virginia Smart and Logan Guynn represented WHHS at Arkansas CTE Day at the Capitol.
We’re proud of our students leading the way for the future of CTE!
Jeremy Hartley won the 5A Conference MVP!
The White Hall School District will be closed on Wednesday 1/28/26 due to impacts of the winter weather.
We took 40 students to State, and 20 of them punched their ticket to Nationals because when this club shows up, we show OUT.
National Qualifiers:
-9th Grade Biomedical – Knox Austin, 2nd Place
-10th Grade English – Virginia Smart, 2nd place
-10th Grade Social Studies – Emma Glover, 5th place
-10th Grade Health & Physical Education – Allie Rushing, 3rd place
-Small Group Talent – Lindsey Spurlin, Addyson Kennedy, Aubree Wood, Bethany Denney, Alex Evans, Alejandra Rojas, Peyton McDaniel & Josiah Witcher, 4th Place
-Solo Vocalist – Addyson Kennedy, 1st Place
-Marketing & Communications – Aly Hobson, James Menard and Jack Menard, 1st Place
-Black & White Photography – Niyah Hutchinson, 2nd place
-Engineering – Lincoln Hood, Andrew Goss, Eric Goss & Alex Swartz, 4th Place
And for the cherry on top…
Addyson Kennedy received a “Golden Ticket” as a premier performer and will participate in the Opening Ceremonies at the National Beta Convention in Nashville this June.
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