More pictures from Mr. Hartley's advanced biology and chemistry diy rocket building and launching project.
Mr.Hartley's Advanced Biology and Chemistry students were given a brief introduction to mechanical engineering, guided by a diy straw rocket project!
Students designed, built, tested, and modified their rockets competing for the furthest launch.
Thank you, Beckett Hynes from the University of Arkansas College of Engineering for a great day!
More pictures from CAPs at WHHS
Pictures from WHHS CAPS day..It was a success for everybody!
Tomorrow's CAPS Day times are 11:00 AM to 5:45PM.
Rising 10-12 grade in the Cafeteria.
Rising 9th grade in the media Center.
Tomorrow, April 4th, is our annual CAPS Day. This day is dedicated for planning your student's pathway for the next school year (2025-26). It is NOT a regular school day. Please make plans to attend your student's conference to meet with his or her advisor. We appreciate your partnership in planning your student's pathway to a bright future. If your student does not attend they will be counted absent. Current seniors are not expected to attend.
A group of WHHS educators recently attended the SXSW EDU Conference in Austin, Texas! This annual event brings together innovative educators, thought leaders, and industry experts to explore the future of teaching and learning. The conference focused on professional development, emerging trends in education, and strategies to enhance student success.
Attendees from WHHS included Charity Hart, Katie James, Michelle Kirkley, Eddie Weaver, and Nathan Sullivan. They engaged in insightful sessions, collaborative discussions, and hands-on learning experiences. They are excited to bring fresh ideas and best practices to our school community!
#WHHS #SXSWEDU
Four White Hall High School students showcased their exceptional vocal talents at the Arkansas All-State Choir Convention in Russellville, AR, after competing against top-ranked students from regions across the state. These students secured their places by ranking among the top 20 chairs in their respective regional competitions, demonstrating their dedication and musical excellence. Their hard work earned them spots in the prestigious SATB (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) Choir and the TTBB (Tenor, Baritone, Bass) Choir, where they performed alongside Arkansas's most skilled high school vocalists. Their achievement is a testament to their commitment to choral excellence and the strength of White Hall High School’s music program.
Congratulations to the 56 incredible Beta Club participants who competed at the State Beta Club Convention in Hot Springs, Arkansas!
Students showcased their talent, knowledge, and creativity in a wide variety of events: Academic Tests (Core Subjects, Agriscience, Creative Writing, Spelling, Spanish)
Engineering
Speech
Photography
On-Site Painting
Apparel & Accessory Design
In addition, a special shout-out to three WHHS students who placed and are advancing to the National Convention in Orlando, Florida, June 23-26, 2025!
Addyson Kennedy – 1st Place, Variety Act
Lindsey Spurlin – 1st Place, Speech
Virginia Smart – 3rd Place, 9th Grade English
WHHS is incredibly proud of these talented and motivated students who represent WHHS excellently.
Thank you for all your hard work, dedication, and passion. Orlando, here we come!
#WHHSBetaClub
WHHS Survey of Business classes went to visit Pinnacle State Park yesterday! We were able to talk to two park interpreters and an employee from the Department of Tourism. It was a beautiful day to enjoy our beautiful state.
More pictures from SEARK College Preview Day where students were introduced to numerous programs and engaged in hands-on activities.
On March 14th, WHHS College and Career Coach, DJ Stacey, took several students to the SEARK College Preview Day. Students were introduced to numerous programs and engaged in hands-on activities.
The WHHS student ambassadors recently volunteered at the Arkansas Food Bank in Little Rock. The student ambassadors are sponsored by Leslie Mitchell and Brooke Doggett.
The White Hall School District Art Department proudly presents: "The Earth without ART is Just EH"
📅 Opening Night: April 15 | 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Location: White Hall Community Center
🖼️ On Display: April 16–17 (during business hours & closing at 2 PM on April 17)
Join us in celebrating the creativity and talent of our students! You will not want to miss this showcase. 🎨✨
Today WHHS teachers were visited by Dr. John Edwards who treated staff to donuts and Moe's. He gave a presentation of the Peer-to-Peer Review System, and explained that the program is designed to promote professional growth through peer-driven feedback.
Channel 4 news was also here. Be sure to watch the 6:00 p.m. news for the story about WHHS!
On Friday, March 14, WHHS celebrated students’ achievements in Advanced Placement classes. AP courses are very challenging and are taught at the college level. There are currently 19 AP classes offered at WHHS; students who pass their exams qualify to receive money set aside for this purpose.
AP scores are reported as 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. SCORES of 3, 4 or 5 are passing scores and students receive college credit for passing those classes.
WHHS received the AP Computer Science FEMALE DIVERSITY AWARD and the AP SCHOOL HONOR ROLL AWARD.
$9000 was awarded to the 96 students who passed their AP tests last year, with a total of tests passed. Students receive $50 for every passing score.
Many students also received Certificates of Recognition for achieving: AP SCHOLAR, AP Scholar with Honor, AP Scholar with Distinction, AP Seminar and Research Certificate, and AP CAPSTONE DIPLOMA.
WHHS graduates Brent Hervey and Keith Edwards present Mrs. Sims, the WHHS library media director, with three copies of their collaborative book, Poems from the Other Side, to the library media center. We celebrate this achievement by White Hall graduates and encourage our students to check out this book from our Media Center!
Congratulations to White Hall High School senior, Isabella Moore. She is the recipient of the White Hall Chamber of Commerce Bridges Socia Award.
BARK Mentorship Program is being introduced at WHHS. It is a 9-week program for student success.
Building
Accountability
Responsibility &
Knowledge.
We are looking for a diverse group of men and women to connect and engage with WHHS students. Email Charity Hart at hartc@whitehallsd.org for more information.
Final pictures from the WHHS Bulldogs vs. Lake Hamilton basketball game.
