UPDATED BAND SEND-OFF SCHEDULE: Please note the Band Send-Off for Tuesday morning has been updated to the following: HHS at 9:00am, CPS at 9:07am, YMS at 9:15, HAPS at 9:20am, BHE at 9:25am, and Downtown at 9:30am. If you plan to attend, please ARRIVE EARLY as these are approximate times. See you there!
Finalized Schedule for State Send-Off for the "Sound of Hope" High School Marching Band
On Tuesday, November 12th, at 9:00 AM, the "Sound of Hope" High School Marching Band will depart for the State Marching Band Contest at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock. They will be traveling through town, stopping at local schools and key areas, and we invite everyone to line the streets to show your support for the band on their journey to state!
EST Time of Arrival, Location, Area
9:00 AM HHS Inside the stadium
9:07 AM Clinton Primary Bus lane
9:15 AM HAPS staff parking lot/bus line
9:20 AM BHE Beryl Henry Bus line
9:25 AM Downtown(3rd and Main)
The streets heading that way
Please note that these are estimated times of arrival, and some flexibility may be needed. Thank you for your cooperation and support!
We look forward to seeing everyone there to cheer on the band and give them an enthusiastic send-off!
We will not have a provider in the Bobcat Clinic on 11/11, 11/12 and 11/19. there will still be nursing services and mental health services available on those days. For more information, please call the Bobcat Clinic at 870-722-2733. #GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
Please help us celebrate our HAPS staff birthdays in November.
K. White-6th
K. Stewart-10th
E. Rhodes-23rd
R. Christopher-29th
#GoBobcats 🐾🥳🎉
This is a reminder that the HPS Calendar Community Conversation takes place this evening at 5:30pm at Hempstead Hall. The event will be recorded for viewing the next day. Unfortunately we will not be able to livestream the event from Hempstead Hall.
Hope to see ya there! #GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
RAIN OR SHINE!! The Hope Bobcats Soccer team is hosting a 1 day youth soccer camp this Saturday, November 2nd. It is for ages 4 years old up to 6th grade. It is $20 per camp participant. Register the day of the camp at check in. There will be Hope Bobcat Soccer T-shirts for sale. $5 for camp participants and $15 for the public. We will also have hot dogs and chips for all camp participants. In the event of inclement weather we will move the camp to the Hope High School Indoor facility.
Soccer Camp Times:
4 Year Old - 3rd Grade 4th Grade - 6th Grade
Check-in - 9:00 - 9:45 Check-in - 12:00 - 12:45
Camp - 10:00 - 12:00 Camp - 1:00 - 3:00
Campamento de fútbol juvenil Hope Bobcats
El equipo de Hope Bobcats organizará un campamento de 1 día de fútbol juvenil este sábado 2 de noviembre. Será para niños de edades desde 4 años hasta 6to grado. Cuesta $20 por participante del campamento. Regístrate el día del campamento. Habrá camisetas de Hope Bobcat Soccer a la venta. Serían $5 para participantes del campamento y $15 para el público. También tendremos hot dogs y chetos para todos los participantes del campamento. En caso de mal tiempo, trasladaremos el campamento a las instalaciones cubiertas de Hope High School.
Horarios del campamento de fútbol:
4 años - 3er grado 4to Grado - 6to Grado
Llegada - 9:00 - 9:45 Llegada - 12:00 - 12:45
Campamento - 10:00 - 12:00 Campamento - 1:00 -3:00
CALLING ALL UNITED STATES MILITARY VETERANS
W.J. CLINTON PRIMARY SCHOOL and the GT Department
Calls All United States Military Veterans to Join Us
When----Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Where---W.J. Clinton Primary School Car Line
Time--- 9:00 O’Clock AM
Why---Recognition and Appreciation to our US Military Veterans
“YOU ARE OUR HEROES”
The Southwest Arkansas Education Cooperative offers a variety of mental health programs each month. These are live interactive webinars designed to help caregivers support their child. For more information, visit: https://parentguidance.org/mhsindex or call the Co-op at 870-777-3076.
REMINDER: There will be a public meeting to discuss the 2025-2026 School Calendar at Hempstead Hall on. Monday, November 4, starting at 5:30pm. The public is invited to learn more, provide input, and take part in the conversation.
Students submitted art pieces for the Arkansas Peace Week Art Contest and 2 of Mayra Garcia's advisory students' pieces were selected as finalists! Their artwork, along with the other 6 finalists for the 5th grade category, will be displayed at the State Capitol from November 10th through the 16th. A winner will be selected on November 16th. We are so proud of these girls and all the students that participated!
On the left 5th grader Alyssa Banks and on the right is 5th grader Angelina Yang. Also pictured are submissions from HAPS 5th Grade students. Out of all these only 5 were selected to participate. (We could only enter 5 per grade for each school).
##GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
HAPS celebrated Red Ribbon Week with a PINK OUT Day!
Magnet Coordinator Allison Rowe and Mr. Herron, HAPS Digital Broadcasting Magnet teacher, recently took students on an exciting educational visit to Henderson State University in Arkadelphia. The students had the opportunity to tour the university's broadcasting studio, where they learned about the advanced equipment, broadcasting software, and how to organize a professional broadcast.
During the visit, they engaged with college students in the broadcasting program and even had the chance to film HAPS' daily newscast for the following day, gaining hands-on experience in a real-world studio environment. The visit was highly informative, and we are incredibly grateful to Henderson State University for sharing their time and insights with us.
The students behaved exceptionally well, answering specific technology-related questions and actively participating in discussions. Thanks to Mr. Herron’s preparation, they are more than ready for their “jobs” on the HAPS campus after demonstrating both skill and professionalism throughout the tour.
HAPS students celebrate Red Ribbon Week by dressing in Western Wear! #GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture 🤠🐴🐮
It's National School Bus Safety Week! Watch for CHILDREN and FLASHING LIGHTS! Thanks to all our transportation personnel who get our students to and from school safely! #GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
Happy National Principals Month to our dedicated leaders! Pictured are:
Top Row: Lyndsi Easterling (Pre-K Director), Ashlea Stewart (CPS Principal), Robin Townsend (CPS Asst Principal), Pam Harris (CPS Asst Principal), Kedrick Jones (BHE Principal), and Dr. Carla Narlesky (YMS Principal),
2nd Row: Marilyn Marks (HAPS Principal), Kimberly Dunham (HHS Principal), Jeffery Burton (HHS Asst Principal), Teresa James (HHS Asst Principal), Sandra Rhone (CATS Principal), and Heather Flowers (Collegiate Academy Director).
This week is RED RIBBON WEEK! HAPS is celebrating by having the following theme days:
Tuesday "You won't see me doing drugs" - Camo Day
Wednesday " Give drugs the boot" - Western Wear & Boots
Thursday "Too bright for drugs" - Wear Pink for breast cancer awareness
Friday "Trying drugs is just crazy" - Crazy hair, socks, clothes
#GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
TONIGHT (Thursday, October 17) GAME INFO! We apologize for the late information, but if you are going to the 8th/9th Grade football at Lakeside, please note the link for ticket purchases: https://gofan.co/event/1558110?schoolId=AR18640. Also note that concessions are cashless as well.
Middle School Football Homecoming Game October 24, 2024, at 5:30pm at Hammons Stadium! Come out for the PINK OUT game against Camden! #GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
Fifth graders from Hope Academy of Public Service recently visited CertainTeed and Weyerhaeuser in connection to a unit on manufacturing in Social Studies classes. They had a presentation that included blasting to get the gypsum out of the mine. Students also got a chance to explore samples of gypsum and stucco and learned how gypsum is used to make drywall. They were also shown the tools and devices used to meet quality standards. Students were given swag bags before leaving. They had lunch at Daisy State Park, then headed to Weyerhaeuser in Dierks. At Weyerhaeuser, students heard a presentation detailing the complicated process of turning logs into 2X4s and other lumber. Each student received a shirt, a wallet/safety kit, headphones, a stress ball, and more. Both companies were welcoming and happy to explain their manufacturing process to teachers and students. They also discussed career opportunities and salaries. Students had a blast, and several expressed an interest in engineering. Thanks to Ms. Strong for planning this trip for our students and CertainTeed and Weyerhauser for making it an amazing experience! #college&careerreadybobcats
The Bobcat Clinic has flu shots available. Anyone interested needs to call 722-2733 option 2 to schedule an appointment.
