Har-Ber High School

The Har-Ber FFA recently competed in Woodward, Oklahoma at the National Junior Swine Association Southwest Regional Show. Our students performed extremely well. They earned many ribbons in at the show. Aston Phipps, a recent graduate exhibited the Landrace Barrow. Landrace Barrow was named the Reserve Champion. This means that the second best score in the Southwest United States! Congratulations!

Har-Ber Families, The Springdale Transportation Department indicated that due to a shortage of bus drivers, Bus # 174 will not be running this afternoon (Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2021). We apologize about the inconvenience.

HBHS Student Spotlight: HBHS Senior Oliva Nichols walked for multiple designers in NYC on Madison Ave during NY Fashion week on Sunday. Oliva is on the HBHS cheer team and a member of FCCLA and NHS. Photo credits @jennahazelwood

Har-Ber Families, The Springdale Schools Transportation Department indicated that due to shortage of bus drivers, Bus # 132 will not be running tomorrow, Wednesday, September 8th (all day). We apologize for the inconvenience.

Parents, We've just been informed that Bus #174 will not run this afternoon or tomorrow morning. Please make transportation arrangements for this afternoon and tomorrow morning.

Parents, We've just learned that Bus #191 will not be running September 7th-10th. Please make transportation arrangements for your student next week.

Last night, the Wildcat Band performed at Arvest Ballpark. As expected, the Band made our community proud. Below are two links from the performance. We are proud of the Wildcat Band! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dLCCBNOYFz9vyac6NrzQWA-GV8ajb9X8/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TLrdts4ML-bKMvikXF2w44SjhRaKcTmP/view?usp=sharing

Each week, the HBHS Football team selects a "Teacher of the Week." This week, John Stewart was selected by the players. The players mentioned, Mr. Stewart goes out of his way to make sure we understand the material, and he supports Har-Ber football by taking an interest in the players and asking about the team. Mr. Stewart always asks me about football and other sports. He watched the McKinney game, and I'm sure he will come to the games. Not only does he want me to succeed in his classroom, he understands that success outside his classroom is more important Mr. Stewart is very hard working and is always pushing his students. He always wants his kids to do their best in every area of their lives. He is always wanting to help his kids in any way he can Congratulations Mrs. Stewart!

Wildcat Families: We received an update from the Transportation Department. Bus # 158 WILL run this afternoon.

Wildcat Parents, Transportation notified us that Bus #158 will not run today. We apologize about the inconvenience and the late notice.

Wildcat Families, We received information from our Transportation Department that due to shortage of bus drivers, Bus # 162 will not be running tomorrow, Thursday, September 2nd. We apologize about the inconvenience.

Har-Ber Parents, We have just learned that Bus #177 will not be running tomorrow, Wednesday, September 1st. Please make transportation arrangements.

Parents, We've learned from transportation that HBHS bus #177 will not run today or tomorrow. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Parents, We learned that HBHS bus #191 will not be running this afternoon and the rest of the week. Also, HBHS bus #216 will not be running this afternoon and tomorrow. We apologize about inconvenience.

Each week, the HBHS Football team will select a "Teacher of the Week." This is to recognize teachers that make a difference in the lives of our students. Taylor Hall, a math teacher at HBHS, was selected by the team. What some of the players had to say about Mr. Hall. "He really cares about his students in the classroom and cares about the extracurricular activities that you do outside of the classroom" "He was always interacting with his students in ways besides teaching. He was more of a friend than a teacher" Picture of Drue McClendon presenting Mr. Hall with a Har-Ber helmet. Congratulations Mr. Hall!!!!

Was last year hard? Did life get in the way of school? Are you lacking credits? Well, night school might be for you. Night school is an afterschool program that allows you to recover credits. It is not for original credit. If you have questions, email Mrs. Marcum at amarcum@sdale.org. Applications are available in the Counseling Center. This is first come first served, so complete your application quickly!

It is almost time for the Washington County Fair! Several members of the HBHS FFA are preparing their plant and vegetable projects for the upcoming event.

Welcome Ms. Kristen Harris to the Wildcat Family! Ms. Harris will be teaching Chemistry this year. Previously, Ms. Harris taught 7th grade Science virtually, and Physical Science and Chemistry at Siloam Springs High School. Why she's excited to be at Har-Ber: "I'm excited to be around people again and have fun! Everyone talks about how wonderful Har-Ber high school is, so I am SO looking forward to being a part of the team!"

Welcome Mr. Will McGinnis to the Wildcat Family! Coach McGinnis will be an Assistant Baseball Coach at Har-Ber. Before coming to Har-Ber, Coach McGinnis taught three years at Cleveland High School in Cleveland, MS, and he taught six years at Greenland High School in Greenland, AR. Why he's excited to be at Har-Ber: "I’m excited to be back in Springdale, the place where I was born and raised."

Welcome Mrs. Tiffany Dykes to the Wildcat Family! Mrs. Dykes serves as the Head Cheerleading Coach. Previously, Mrs. Dykes has worked as a Varsity Cheer Coach, Competition Choreographer, and a Collegiate and High School Tryout Judge. Why she's excited to be at Har-Ber: "I am excited to be a part of the Wildcat family and further develop and mold young athletes to their greatest potential."