AP Biology students participated in a pGlo E. coli lab at ASMSA in Hot Springs. During the lab, students used genetic engineering techniques to introduce a gene that causes E. coli bacteria to glow under ultraviolet light. This hands-on experience helped them explore concepts of gene expression, transformation, and biotechnology in action.
This is Homecoming Week at WHHS! . Monday is pajama day, and many students and staff are participating!
Several members of the WHHS HOCO court participated in the Founder’s Day Parade today.
Mr. Hartley's and Mrs. Thompson's Physical Science students put Newton’s Laws of Motion to the test with a fun “Punkin Chunkin” lab! Using homemade catapults, they experimented with force and motion to see who could land their pumpkin closest to the target.
The White Hall High School Band recently received Excellent ratings at the Morrilton Devildog Classic marching contest for band, colorguard and percussion!
Their next contest will be October 28th at White Hall High School. The band would love to see the stands full of bulldog band family and friends.
Their next contest will be October 28th at White Hall High School. The band would love to see the stands full of bulldog band family and friends.
Bethany Gere with ARTx3 (the Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas) visited Mr. Lewis' Oral Communication and Theater Classes. She shared information about two community service opportunities, "Community Service Crew" and "Rising Stars Service Crew.". Both are opportunities for students to earn community service hours while getting to experience and take part in the arts happening locally.
Mr. Lewis’ 10th grade Accelerated Civics class is showing what they’ve learned in a buzz off!
Congratulations to the ARKCDA Region 3 All Region Choir 2025!
SSA Melody
Angeliah Walker Sop 1 1st Chair
Zoey Lagrone Sop 1 5th Chair
Lily Boast Sop 2 17th Chair
Abigail Sanderson Sop 2 36th Chair
Kennedi Dancy Alto 5th Chair
SSA Harmony
Kaydence Hindman Sop 1 1st Chair
McKinleySmith Sop 2 35th Chair
Emily Shelby Sop 2 38th Chair
Allison Harvey Sop 2 3rd Alt.
Londynn Spencer Alto 12th Chair
Chyna West Alto 27th Chair
SSA Melody
Angeliah Walker Sop 1 1st Chair
Zoey Lagrone Sop 1 5th Chair
Lily Boast Sop 2 17th Chair
Abigail Sanderson Sop 2 36th Chair
Kennedi Dancy Alto 5th Chair
SSA Harmony
Kaydence Hindman Sop 1 1st Chair
McKinleySmith Sop 2 35th Chair
Emily Shelby Sop 2 38th Chair
Allison Harvey Sop 2 3rd Alt.
Londynn Spencer Alto 12th Chair
Chyna West Alto 27th Chair
WHHS will be closed Monday, October 13th and Tuesday, October 14th for Fall Break.
Today, our pre-educator students had the incredible opportunity to connect with Chenel Dale, a proud completer of the Family & Consumer Sciences program at DNTHS.
Chenel’s journey began right here in our classrooms, where she explored teaching through the pre-educator pathway. During high school, she was also an active member of FCCLA and a national competitor, showcasing her leadership and dedication on a national stage.
After graduation, Chenel followed that passion into the profession—and today, she’s making a difference every day as an educator in Fayetteville.
But Chenel’s dedication doesn’t stop at the classroom door. 🇺🇸 She also serves our country as a member of the Arkansas National Guard, showing our students that leadership, service, and education truly go hand in hand.
We are so proud to celebrate Chenel’s accomplishments—including being named a finalist for Arkansas Teacher of the Year! Thank you, Chenel, for sharing your story and inspiring the next generation of educators to dream big and serve with purpose.
Chenel’s journey began right here in our classrooms, where she explored teaching through the pre-educator pathway. During high school, she was also an active member of FCCLA and a national competitor, showcasing her leadership and dedication on a national stage.
After graduation, Chenel followed that passion into the profession—and today, she’s making a difference every day as an educator in Fayetteville.
But Chenel’s dedication doesn’t stop at the classroom door. 🇺🇸 She also serves our country as a member of the Arkansas National Guard, showing our students that leadership, service, and education truly go hand in hand.
We are so proud to celebrate Chenel’s accomplishments—including being named a finalist for Arkansas Teacher of the Year! Thank you, Chenel, for sharing your story and inspiring the next generation of educators to dream big and serve with purpose.
Mrs. Henslee's Anatomy class is measuring femurs and estimating heights. After making their estimation, they will check it against the real height.
Recently, the WHHS Chick-fil-A Leader Academy visited Taylor Elementary and Gandy Elementary to read to the students and donate books to them. This was a part of the Million Book Giveaway!
Freshman Choralettes are practicing sight reading skills using solfege hand signs.
Congratulations to the 2025 White Hall High School Homecoming Court
DENVER BANKS
ABBIGAYLE BONNETTE
KARINGTON BOWMAN
KENEDI BOWMAN
ALEXIS COLEMAN
JACEY INSLEY
AILA JONES
MEREDITH REDDIN
LINSDEY SPURLIN
JELAYA STITH
SOPHIE STONE
BLAIR WESTON
DENVER BANKS
ABBIGAYLE BONNETTE
KARINGTON BOWMAN
KENEDI BOWMAN
ALEXIS COLEMAN
JACEY INSLEY
AILA JONES
MEREDITH REDDIN
LINSDEY SPURLIN
JELAYA STITH
SOPHIE STONE
BLAIR WESTON
During RTI this morning, UCA visited many seniors sharing important financial and other information about the University of Central Arkansas. Thank you, Mrs. Stacey, for arranging this opportunity.
At WHHS, Mrs. Austin’s Principles of Banking students are getting hands-on practice with the 10-key calculator. This essential tool helps them quickly and accurately perform financial calculations, skills that are valuable not only in banking, but also in accounting, business, and everyday life.
Ultimate Pink Out Football Tailgate Party -October 10th from 5 - 7 pm
Tickets are $10 each (drinks included). Purchase tickets from Mrs. Thompson or any Student Council member before school and between classes.
Tickets are $10 each (drinks included). Purchase tickets from Mrs. Thompson or any Student Council member before school and between classes.
Recently, WHHS Yearbook students went to Camden to meet with the cover artist. and design this year's cover!
Mr. Lewis's theater class visited the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas to watch Finding Nemo Jr.
WHHS student Isaiah Austin is playing Marlin. The group also visited the current exhibits in the galleries.
Thank you to Stand Out Stude for covering our students' ticket!.
We also appreciate the community support for this opportunity for our students.
WHHS student Isaiah Austin is playing Marlin. The group also visited the current exhibits in the galleries.
Thank you to Stand Out Stude for covering our students' ticket!.
We also appreciate the community support for this opportunity for our students.
More pictures from The WHHS Chick-fil-A Leader Academy service project, donating books to students and reading books at Hardin Elementary and Moody Elementary. What a great project!
