Congratulations to our GHS Student of the Week! 🦁 Freshman, Chase Gibson, is our winner. Mrs. Morgan said, "Chase is always respectful and gives his all in class!" Way to go, Chase!
The Lion Community Learning Center, otherwise known as the "LCLC" is NOW OPEN for all high school students! The center is located in the small remodeled building next to the district admin office (across from the Western Benton County Career Center). The LCLC is supervised by Lisa Milton who was a full-time teacher at GHS for many years and is now currently a part-time substitute teacher for the school district and the director of the learning center. The center is an after-school hours space that will be available for high school students to study, do homework, work on group projects, access the Internet, access resources needed for school success, and receive support from a caring adult! Tutoring in specific subject areas will be available soon. The center will be open every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-8:00pm. Transportation is available for students who need a way to get there after school. They will ride the Route 9 bus. If students want to ride this specific bus, they must sign up with Ms. Griffith in the front office of the high school. In order to ensure enough space, only students who have signed up in the office will be allowed to ride the Route 9 bus to the Center. Students must find their own way home once they leave the LCLC - no transportation will be provided.
We are grateful for the moments shared and memories made with the BEST community there is 🧡 Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 #thankfulheart #experiencethepride
Buy a yearbook to help your student remember the year forever! The cost is $55. Go to www.yearbookforever.com to get yours today!
Our FCCLA members are on a ROLL. Congrats to the 1st place winners who will be advancing to state! 👏
It's almost time for our annual tradition of counting down the days until Christmas Break by having dress-up spirit days! 🥳 Please take a look at the calendar below and encourage your child to join in on the fun! Note: GDE/GUE are following a different calendar than GMS/GHS.
Senior Sunday Spotlight 🎓 #experiencethepride
Mrs. Hawkins recently took a few of our students to tour NWACC's Brightwater Culinary School! We might be looking at the next generation of Iron Chefs 🔪
Have a great Thanksgiving Break, everyone! 🍂
The Environmental Club partners with Neighbors NWA to recycle at the high school! Recycling bins and boxes are placed in teachers' classrooms and students and club members collect on Thursdays and Fridays during Enrichment.
This recycling program serves as an opportune and impactful service learning opportunity by empowering students to take an active role in environmental stewardship. Engaging in recycling initiatives fosters a sense of responsibility towards the planet while teaching valuable lessons about sustainability, resource management, and the interconnectedness of global issues. Through hands-on participation, students not only contribute tangibly to their community but also develop critical thinking skills as they explore solutions to real-world environmental challenges, making a lasting impact on both their immediate surroundings and their broader perspective on sustainability. Keep up the great work, students!
And they're off! 🏈 Good luck to our GHS football team during their second-round playoff game versus the Rivercrest Colts tonight. Let's take home the W! #experiencethepride
The Lion Community Learning Center, otherwise known as the "LCLC" is NOW OPEN for all high school students! The center is located in the small remodeled building next to the district admin office (across from the Western Benton County Career Center). The LCLC is supervised by Lisa Milton who was a full-time teacher at GHS for many years and is now currently a part-time substitute teacher for the school district and the director of the learning center. The center is an after-school hours space that will be available for high school students to study, do homework, work on group projects, access the Internet, access resources needed for school success, and receive support from a caring adult! Tutoring in specific subject areas will be available soon. The center will be open every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-8:00pm. Transportation is available for students who need a way to get there after school. They will ride the Route 9 bus. If students want to ride this specific bus, they must sign up with Ms. Griffith in the front office of the high school. In order to ensure enough space, only students who have signed up in the office will be allowed to ride the Route 9 bus to the Center. Students must find their own way home once they leave the LCLC - no transportation will be provided.
Over the past semester, several of our staff members have teamed up to help guide and coach a recreational soccer league! Mr. Griffith and Ms. Smith have led this group of boys, along with two other teams, to success! Mr. Quintana, a 2nd-grade teacher at Glenn A. Duffy Elementary, has been coaching the girl's soccer team with equal success. All three coaches have instilled discipline and sportsmanship in these athletes through rigorous training and competition. Not pictured is another 30 middle school-aged boys who competed as well. Our teachers love walking alongside our community to provide further opportunities for our students!
Coach Pittman's outdoor pursuits class ventured outside to practice their fire-building skills! 🔥 And obviously, you have to test the quality of the fire by making smores. It's a no-brainer. 😋
The next round of playoffs is THIS FRIDAY at Rivercrest. 🏈 Tickets must be pre-purchased. Let's go, lions!
1. Enter gofan.co in your search browser
2. In the box type Gravette High School
3. You will see Rivercrest vs Gravette tickets.
4. Purchase and you're ready to go. All tickets are $8.00
Congrats to our GHS Cheer team for securing the 2ND PLACE spot in their first-ever cheer comp! They also had a stunt group place FIRST in the individual all-girl stunt competition piece. Their next competition is on November 18th at Alma High School. Go, lady lions! 📣
Earlier this week, 45 FBLA members traveled to MSSU to compete in their Business Gateway against 28 other high schools! This is a great event to practice for the upcoming Spring Leadership Conference. We had some great success and a lot of learning experiences!
Last week, Mrs. Thrailkill’s Spanish 3 students studied the art of “La Catrina” and learned how lost loved ones are remembered on “el Día de los Muertos.” 💀
Congratulations to our GHS Student of the Week! 🦁 Freshman, Karen Miller, is our winner. Mrs. Hicks said, "Karen always puts forth such great effort. She is a JOY to have in class!" ☺ Nice work, Karen!
Senior Sunday Spotlight 🎓 #experiencethepride
