Highland School District

Rose presented citation for role in Pendarvis accident

Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Hardy Police Chief Scott Rose was surprised at the February meeting of the Hardy City Council with the presentation of a Citation in his honor. State Representative Trey Steimel and Mayor Ethan Barnes made the presentation. A letter from Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders accompanied the Citation. Rose was the first officer on the scene at the tragic accident that claimed the life of Highland High School student Brooklyn…

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Highland students participate in Small School Honor Choir

Highland Choir director Mr. Self selected several students to represent Highland in the first state-wide Small School Honor Choir. The students participated in a full-day clinic on Feb. 1  led by the UCA Director of Choirs, Dr. Frank Eychaner, and then performed with other selected students at The Windgate Center for Fine and Performing Arts.  The students, pictured from left are: JJ Davis, Jennifer Ojeda, Bailey Gentry and Sydney Mullins.

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Highland’s Tokanang signs to play football at Coffeyville Community College in Kansas

On Feb. 5 Highland All-State and All-Conference Senior Kalei Tokanang signed to play football at Coffeyville Community College in Kansas. Pictured from left are coaches who had a role in coaching him during his high school career, Coach Clay Wiggins, Coach Marty Ninemire, Coach Sterling Stowers, Kalei Tokanang, Coaches Seth Wilson and Andy Rogers. Tokanang signed his intent in front of fellow teammates and family. 

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Three area school districts recognized by the Arkansas School Recognition Program

Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Three area schools recently learned they would receive their share of nearly $7 million for being recognized by the Arkansas School Recognition Program. Under Arkansas Code Annotated. §6-15-2107, the program was created to provide financial awards to public schools that experience high student performance, student academic growth, and for secondary schools, high graduation rate.   The program authorizes rewards of up to $100 per student who attends a public…

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Highland School Board recognized during Arkansas School Board Appreciation Month with a group delegation and individual certificate

 At January’s Highland  school board meeting, Arkansas School Board Appreciation Month was observed with special guests from Cherokee Elementary and Highland Middle School. Students and staff showed their gratitude by “adopting a school board hero” and presenting them with heartfelt thank-you cards, homemade treats, and thoughtful tokens of appreciation. These gestures reflect how much their dedication and service mean to our school community. School board members play a critical role in shaping…

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