10th and 11th-grade students: Varsity Basketball Tryouts will be held on Tuesday, May 5th at 4:00 PM in the high school main gym.
Students must have an updated physical on file to try out—NO EXCEPTIONS.
If you have any questions, please see the coaching staff. Be ready to compete!
Students must have an updated physical on file to try out—NO EXCEPTIONS.
If you have any questions, please see the coaching staff. Be ready to compete!
The WHHS Chick-fil-A Leader Academy completed their spring service project by donating toys to the Pine Bluff animal shelter.
The members delivering were Nour Nimer, Allie Rushing, Hannah Harrison, Eric Goss, Logan Guynn, and Bethany Denney. Thank you to everyone who donated!
The members delivering were Nour Nimer, Allie Rushing, Hannah Harrison, Eric Goss, Logan Guynn, and Bethany Denney. Thank you to everyone who donated!
Friday, May 1st: Deadline to complete registration form to try out for the 2026 WHHS Tennis Team:
https://forms.gle/eGf1pGQwuvGDxYZ1A
Tryouts: May 5 at 4:30 PM
Location: Pine Bluff Country Club
A current physical is required to attend tryouts.
See the form for full details. Let Coach Breedlove know if you have questions!
There will be a meeting on Monday, May 11, at 5:30 at the middle school gym.
This is for students who make the team and their parents.
The White Hall High School Choral Department will be presenting their annual Choir Happening production on Saturday, April 25th at 7:00 PM. The doors will open at 6:30.
In-person ticket sales available in the Fine Arts Center lobby from 5:30-6:30 on the following dates: April 7, 14, 21 and 23-25. You may choose your seats when purchasing tickets through April 24, then, seats will be sold randomly. If you have questions, please contact Stephanie McDaniel at mcdaniels@whitehallsd.org.
You don’t want to miss it this incredible show. The students have worked very hard to bring their very best for you!
In-person ticket sales available in the Fine Arts Center lobby from 5:30-6:30 on the following dates: April 7, 14, 21 and 23-25. You may choose your seats when purchasing tickets through April 24, then, seats will be sold randomly. If you have questions, please contact Stephanie McDaniel at mcdaniels@whitehallsd.org.
You don’t want to miss it this incredible show. The students have worked very hard to bring their very best for you!
Mrs. Henslee’s Anatomy class got hands-on this week with a pig dissection! Students explored body systems up close and made real-world connections to their learning.
Mrs. Henslee's classes welcomed Mallory Noggle with Arkansas Energy Rocks.
Mrs. Noggle shared a presentation about energy usage, career pathways, and the pros and cons of various energy sources.
Mrs. Noggle shared a presentation about energy usage, career pathways, and the pros and cons of various energy sources.
Teams united to clean the high school!
The Yellow Team 'shined bright' as they double-checked the gym bleachers for trash and cleared it in 30 minutes!
The "Get it Green" Green Team was working hard with "Red Team Ready" on all the stairwells, windowsills, and hallways. They cleaned all over the campus (minus PAC)!
Red and Green worked faster than Santa on Christmas Eve and completed the task in 1 hour and 15 minutes. Good job!!
The Yellow Team 'shined bright' as they double-checked the gym bleachers for trash and cleared it in 30 minutes!
The "Get it Green" Green Team was working hard with "Red Team Ready" on all the stairwells, windowsills, and hallways. They cleaned all over the campus (minus PAC)!
Red and Green worked faster than Santa on Christmas Eve and completed the task in 1 hour and 15 minutes. Good job!!
Seniors: Lunch Balance Reminder -
Please remember to check your student's lunch balance and submit payment by May 15th!
Log in to MySchoolBucks online to pay for meals.
We are an equal opportunity provider.
Please remember to check your student's lunch balance and submit payment by May 15th!
Log in to MySchoolBucks online to pay for meals.
We are an equal opportunity provider.
As we approach the end of the school year, we kindly ask that you take a moment to review your student's cafeteria account and ensure that any outstanding lunch balances are paid.
If you have any questions about your child's balance or need assistance, please get in touch with Mrs. Johnston.
We are happy to help!
Two ways to pay: Myschoolbucks.com
or send cash/check with your student
We are an equal opportunity provider
Recently, FBLA had several students compete at the FBLA State Competition.
The following students placed in the competition: Shika Patel, 4th place, financial analysis
Laura Hnem, 1st place, Intro to FBLA.
Congratulations!
The following students placed in the competition: Shika Patel, 4th place, financial analysis
Laura Hnem, 1st place, Intro to FBLA.
Congratulations!
Recently, WHHS FCCLA competed at the State STAR Events competition in Hot Springs.
Our chapter received various awards, including the Gold Star Chapter Award, the Platinum State Project Award, and recognition for completing 6 National Programs.
Virginia Smart is ending her term on the state officer team as the Arkansas VP of Membership. Her farewell video was one to remember.
Daniel Dominguez was elected and installed as the Arkansas First Vice President and will be our 4th state officer.
Career Investigations—Nafia Saira Silver Medal
Career Investigations- Riya Kumar Silver Medal and Advancing to Nationals
Early Childhood Education—Lillie Baker Bronze Medal
Hospitality and Tourism—Lauryn Welch and Jacob Works Gold Medal
Public Policy Advocate—Taylor Russell and Emma Storey Silver Medal
Teach or Train: Nour Nimer Gold Medal and Advancing to Nationals
Fashion Design—Addie McCorvy Silver Medal Advancing to Nationals
Leadership: Daniel Dominguez Silver Medal
Teaching Strategies—Addison Prince Silver Medal Advancing to Nationals
Our chapter received various awards, including the Gold Star Chapter Award, the Platinum State Project Award, and recognition for completing 6 National Programs.
Virginia Smart is ending her term on the state officer team as the Arkansas VP of Membership. Her farewell video was one to remember.
Daniel Dominguez was elected and installed as the Arkansas First Vice President and will be our 4th state officer.
Career Investigations—Nafia Saira Silver Medal
Career Investigations- Riya Kumar Silver Medal and Advancing to Nationals
Early Childhood Education—Lillie Baker Bronze Medal
Hospitality and Tourism—Lauryn Welch and Jacob Works Gold Medal
Public Policy Advocate—Taylor Russell and Emma Storey Silver Medal
Teach or Train: Nour Nimer Gold Medal and Advancing to Nationals
Fashion Design—Addie McCorvy Silver Medal Advancing to Nationals
Leadership: Daniel Dominguez Silver Medal
Teaching Strategies—Addison Prince Silver Medal Advancing to Nationals
NATIONAL PICNIC DAY is Thursday, April 23 at White Hall High School! This event is sponsored by SFE.
WHHS Choir presents "We're Having So Much Fun"!
The show date is Saturday, April 25th, at 7 PM in the White Hall Performing Arts Center.
Auditorium doors will open at 6:30 pm.
For more information, contact mcdanielss@whitehallsd.org
The show date is Saturday, April 25th, at 7 PM in the White Hall Performing Arts Center.
Auditorium doors will open at 6:30 pm.
For more information, contact mcdanielss@whitehallsd.org
Congratulations to White Hall High School’s 2026 Prom King and Queen, Jeremiah Foster and Alia Jones! 👑❤️🐾
ATLAS Testing Schedule 2026
Mrs. Austin's banking students completed the ABA Bank Teller Certification.
Each student developed essential bank teller skills throughout the course.
They studied and mastered core competencies such as cash handling, check cashing, deposit and withdrawal processing, cash payments, and daily settlements of teller cash.
Students studied bank products, built interpersonal skills, and mastered the principles of professional conduct and customer service skills.
Congratulations on this impressive accomplishment!
Each student developed essential bank teller skills throughout the course.
They studied and mastered core competencies such as cash handling, check cashing, deposit and withdrawal processing, cash payments, and daily settlements of teller cash.
Students studied bank products, built interpersonal skills, and mastered the principles of professional conduct and customer service skills.
Congratulations on this impressive accomplishment!
Congratulations to Mrs. Rowe's Pre-Educator students for passing their Paraprofessional Certification exams this semester!
Beta Club is hosting a fundraising drawing to send WHHS students to the National Beta Convention in Nashville, TN, this summer! Tickets are $10 per entry, with drawings taking place between May 4th - May 8th. Prizes include a Coffee Company gift basket, a Hulken bag, a pallet of deer corn, and two Lagos bracelets. Additional prizes are being added daily!
WHHS is in the middle of the annual "Senior Games."
Students are accomplishing amazing things during senior games. Even though they are on Red Team, Yellow Team, Green Team, or Blue Team, they are still the class of 2026 working together and doing positive, fun activities for the school and community.
Students are accomplishing amazing things during senior games. Even though they are on Red Team, Yellow Team, Green Team, or Blue Team, they are still the class of 2026 working together and doing positive, fun activities for the school and community.
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!
