📅 WHHS Events This Week
🏫 Open House – Monday, August 11th from 5:30–7:00 PM in the Performing Arts Center
🚗 Please park in the stadium lot
🎨 Chalk Your Spot – Monday, August 11th from 6:00–8:00 PM in the student lot--CHALK ONLY
🌅 Senior Sunset – Tuesday, August 12th at 7:30 PM on the Football Field
🎒 First Day of School – Wednesday, August 13th
In June, two outstanding students from White Hall High School, Addyson Kennedy and Lindsey Spurlin, traveled to the National Beta Convention after earning 1st place in their respective competitions at the state level. Competing on the national stage, both girls performed exceptionally well and represented White Hall with pride and professionalism.
While the week was filled with competitions and leadership sessions, the group also made time for some well-deserved fun at Universal Studios and Disney Springs, a perfect balance of hard work and great memories!
In addition, Virginia Smart also qualified for the National Convention in academics, participating virtually and proudly representing WHHS.
We are so proud of these three young women for their dedication, achievements, and the way they represented White Hall High School.
Logan Guynn was named the National FCCLA Vice President of Public Relations and gave her speech on stage to thousands of conference attendees!
Nour Nimer scored in the top 10 in the event ,Early Childhood Education, and served as a youth volunteer for STAR Events.
Daniel Dominguez earned a gold medal in the event, Career Investigation, and competed in the Skills Demo Event Impromptu Speaking.
Victoria Trujillio earned a gold medal in the event,Sports Nutrition, and served as a judge in STAR Events.
Sophie Gwin earned a silver medal in the Say Yes to FCS Star Event, served as a judge in STAR Events, competed in the Skills Demo Event TeachFCS, and signed her commitment letter to teaching Family and Consumer Sciences!
Virginia Smart, an Arkansas State Officer, led a national breakout session on growing FCCLA chapters and participated in the voting delegate activities for the national officer election process.
Mrs. Rowe was honored by being named as a finalist for the top 5 adviser of the year, taught an FCCLA Red Stole Roundtable, and completed the Master Adviser Elite Academy.
Along with learning to march, they have worked up their show music and stand tunes to make Friday nights fun.
On and off the field, they have had an enjoyable time with theme days, section activities, and team-building exercises.
They look forward to performing this year!
Water will be provided, and snow cones will be available for purchase!
Don't forget to bring a blanket or something comfy to sit on!
Senior Sunset is a chance for the Class of 2026 to kick off our final year together, soak in the moment, and watch the sunset as we step into our senior year!
The Bulldogs vs. Yellowjackets Varsity Football game is scheduled for August 29th. Get your HWY 270 Classic Shirt for $15.
Go to https://osp.osmsinc.com/p/UW076-28. Proceeds support the WHHS 2026 Prom Committee.
Friday, August 8th, is the last day to purchase this T-shirt!
A huge thank you to The Coffee Company of White Halls for delivering multiple cold brew coffees to White Hall High School! We appreciate you always taking care of us.
Is your business or organization interested in helping local students start the year strong? We’re collecting school supplies for our Stuff the Bus campaign, and we’d love your support! Whether it’s sponsoring a donation drive, purchasing supplies, or making a financial contribution — every little bit helps.
Contact Charity Hart at hartc@whitehallsd.org to get involved!
NEW ARKANSAS LAW: “Bell to Bell, No Cell”
Starting with the 2025–2026 school year, all Arkansas public schools—including White Hall School District—will enforce the “Bell to Bell, No Cell” Act (SB 142 / Act 122).
🔒 What’s Changing?
*Personal cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, laptop, and any device that sends/receives data must stay powered off and stored all day.
* Yondr pouches will be used to securely lock devices from the first bell to the final bell.
* Student drivers may keep devices locked in their vehicles.
📘 Why?
This state law supports focused, distraction-free learning. Schools not enforcing it may face penalties.
👨👩👧 How Families Can Help?
* Talk with your child about expectations.
* Support a smooth transition to device-free learning.
📌Full details will be in the updated Student Handbook and on our website.
Questions?
📞 Call the district office: (870) 247-2002.
Bulldog Drive and the WHHS Student Lot will be closed July 21–25 for maintenance.
Seniors: Please park in the Stadium Lot for pictures and enter through the back of the cafeteria.
Stay tuned—we’ll announce as soon as Bulldog Drive reopens!
