The White Hall School District Art Department is thrilled to show off our students’ amazing artwork in the 2024 WHSD Art Showcase ‘Total Eclipse of the Art’! The showcase will be Tuesday, April 16 at the White Hall Community Center from 5:00 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. Select works of art created by White Hall students will be featured at the event. Our students have been working hard, and we are incredibly proud of them! 🎉🎉
🎉🎶 Congratulations, WHHS and WHMS Bands 🎶🎉
Both the White Hall High School and White Hall Middle School Bands received Superior ratings at the Region 3 Concert Assessments! This is the top rating a band can receive.
The WHHS Band has also been honored with the prestigious title of Sweepstakes Band! This recognition is given to bands who secure Superior ratings in both Marching and Concert Assessments.
Congratulation to our talented students and their dedicated directors! 🎉 🎶
White Hall High School will hold an Elective Fair for 8th-11th grade students and parents. The event will be held on March 28th from 5 -7 PM in the WHHS Performing Art Center. Teachers, counselors, and current students will be available to answer questions about electives and completer pathways. Bulldog merchandise will be given as door prizes, and the first 10 to enter at 5 PM and 6 PM can complete their CAPS Conference with an advisor!
WHMS EAST students are participating in the EAST Conference this week in Hot Springs. While at the conference, the students will showcase their 2023-24 projects. Congratulations, WHMS EAST!
Congratulations to the following students from Mrs. Owens' art classes whose artworks will be on display from March 26th - April 14th at the Spencer Gallery at the University of Arkansas at Monticello for the Southeast Regional Art Show and Competition.
Christian Frazier
Galilea Sanchez
Gracelyn Hartley
Emica Carroll
Jaxson Turner
Ashlyn Stewart
Aubrey Nutter
Lillian Hallman
Brooklyn Guynn
Paisley Wallace
Zy'Riah McDonald
Makensie Golden
Here are a few door prizes for the WHSD Health and Wellness Fair! Join us tomorrow, March 5th, between 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM at the White Hall Community Center.
Middle School Parents: First-semester report cards will be sent home today.
The White Hall School District will be in session tomorrow. We will follow our regular schedule. There is the potential for freezing precipitation overnight. We do not anticipate this impacting our school, but we will notify you if there are any changes. We look forward to seeing everyone tomorrow!
SCHOOL CLOSURE: The White Hall School District will be closed on Friday, January 19th. There have been improvements in many areas; however, a significant number of roads on our bus routes remain covered in ice and snow. (The photo in the post was taken at 3 PM on 1/18/24.)
SCHOOL CLOSURE: Due to icy conditions remaining on many secondary roads and a winter weather advisory in effect from 6 AM to 12 PM tomorrow, the White Hall School District will be closed on Thursday, January 18th.
SCHOOL CLOSURE UPDATE: The main roads are mostly clear, while the secondary roads still have snow/ice. The temperature will rise above freezing in the early afternoon. Clearing of parking lots and campus roads will begin this morning. The decision for tomorrow will be made close to sunset, as it depends on how much the secondary roads clear with the higher temperatures.
SCHOOL CLOSURE: The White Hall School District will be closed on Wednesday, January 17th due to icy conditions on secondary roads. Primary roads are improving, but freezing temperatures today will prevent secondary roads from clearing. We will provide an update on Wednesday afternoon.
The White Hall School District will be closed on Tuesday, January 16th. Extremely cold temperatures continue to cause unsafe travel conditions. The district will provide an additional update on Tuesday afternoon. Please stay safe and warm!
The White Hall School District will close all campuses today. The power outage impacts a significant number of students within the district. Entergy has estimated the power restoration to be 2 PM today. Again, all campuses will be closed today. This day will be made up on Monday, Feb. 19th.
The White Hall Middle School and High School Bands invite you to attend their 2023 Christmas Concert tonight at the White Hall Performing Art Center. The concert will begin at 6:00 PM.
The White Hall Middle School and High School Choral Departments invite you to attend their 2023 Christmas Concerts on Monday, December 4th at the White Hall Performing Art Center. The WHMS concert will begin at 6:00 PM and the WHHS concert will begin at 7:30 PM.
A group of Mrs. Studdard's 6th-grade choir students attended the ArkMEA Festival on Saturday in Conway. The White Hall students sang with 90 other middle school students in the ArkMEA festival honors choir. Outstanding job, choir students!
The White Hall School District will hold a Time of Remembrance on August 6 at 2 PM in the White Hall Performing Arts Center. We invite our students, staff, families, and the White Hall community to join together as we remember the lives of those we have lost.
New Meal Applications are needed from all families in our district. Complete an application between July 1st and Sept 15th to be entered to win a $100 gift card. To complete your application, go to https://www.myschoolapps.com
Sponsored by the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance
On behalf of the White Hall Middle School staff and students, we would like to thank you for your kind words, thoughts, and prayers as we absorb the shock of losing Coach Mallett. Our prayers are with his mother, family, friends, WHHS family, fellow coaches, and his beloved players. We hope that his mother and loved ones will find some peace in knowing that Coach Mallett, “Mallett” to us, was loved not as a “former Razorback” or “former NFL player,” but because he was “Mallett.” Many of us don’t have his autograph, we don’t even have pictures with him, because he was just like us. People who have made the decision to do what ever it takes to make a positive impact on children. With Mallett around, we always had someone to open our doors for us, carry our stuff, (teachers tote around a lot,) and borrow dry erase markers because he never had one. He would always laugh knowing it was only the twentieth time he’d asked. He was nervous about small group testing and his SOR observations, taking notes like a champ. He wasn’t afraid to ask for help, which earned him a nickname that we will not mention. He would just laugh and you had to respect him for wanting to do the best job he could, on and off the field. Walking in at 8am on a school day will not be the same without his smile, his stories, his request to borrow something or his need for help with something. To us, he was a “champ” not because of his past athletic accolades, but because he made everyone around him smile and laugh even on the hard days. We were blessed with the time we had as his coworkers and will miss him terribly.
