Good luck to our Sand Lizard Tennis Team at their state competition this week. The following students will be competing at the tournament at University of the Ozarks beginning today:
Alex Byrd, Stevie Tanner, Audri Weber, Abbie Holt, Scout Bull, Dylan Keys, Carter Manning, Kilea Dennis
Saturday the Scarlet Regiment participated in the Lake Hamilton Power Band Classic Invitational. We are so proud of everyone’s hard work and excellent performances!
Prelims:
First Division Band
First Division Color guard
First Division Percussion
Second place 4A Division
10th Place Overall
Power Band Finalist
Finals:
10th Place Overall Band
Mrs. Alejandra Reyes spoke with the Art II and Art III students today about the "Day of the Dead" community art competition that will be held on Nov. 2 at the Yell County Regional Library in Dardanelle. She brought a book to show the students about how Hispanic culture and traditions vary from one place to the next. She talked about the comparison of the "Day of the Dead" and the American tradition called "Decoration" and how both of these traditions are becoming lost. Once students finish their works of art they will be on public display at the Library from Nov. 2 through the remainder of that week.
Congratulations! Dardanelle High has been recognized by the Office for Education Policy (OEP) at the University of Arkansas as a school where students demonstrated high growth on the ACT Aspire!
Week of August 21 Athletic Events
New this school year!
Lex Gamble competed at the
National Speech and Debate Associations National Championship in Phoenix this week.
He was chosen to be a member of Team Arkansas. He competed in World Schools debate alongside students from Russellville and Cabot.
As a member of Arkansas Blue, he competed against the biggest and the best speakers and debaters in the nation.
Lex performed admirably and his team ended up advancing to the top 64 in the nation before finally being eliminated from the competition.
Your district is proud of you, Lex!!
Congratulations to our very own SRO, Bryan Robinson. Our students and faculty love him, and we are so lucky to have him at DHS full-time.
