Springdale School District

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Tyler Ridley of Har-Ber High School committed to pitch baseball for Crowder College in Neosho, Mo. “I'm very excited to move on to the next stage in my life and to play college baseball,” Ridley said. “It has always been a dream of mine to play college baseball ever since I was little. I'm just very thankful for the opportunity that the Crowder coaching staff has given me.” Ridley, a 17-year-old senior, lives in Springdale. The Wildcat pitcher said he’s played baseball for 12 years and posted a 7-0 record as a sophomore pitcher. Ridley said he plans on majoring in engineering in college. “I'm not sure exactly what I want to do, but I've thought about hardware engineering,’ he said. Ridley said his parents are Angie Ridley and Leonard Ridley.

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Austin Jones, 18, committed to play baseball for the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. “I feel very blessed and fortunate for this opportunity,” Jones said. The Har-Ber High School senior said he’s played baseball for 13 years. Jones lives in Springdale and is a right-handed pitcher and centerfielder for the Wildcats, he said. He’s committed to pitch for Central. His career highlights include pitching with the 2022 6A-West All-Conference-First Team, he said. In 2022, Jones went 2-1 with one save and had a 1.03 ERA and 38 strikeouts in 27 innings pitched as a Har-Ber athlete. He went 2-0 on the mound with one save and 29 strikeouts in 23 innings pitched in 2021. “I would like to thank my mom and dad, my teammates and also my coaches for this opportunity,” Jones said of playing college baseball. His parents are Chris McLeod and Gina McLeod, he said, adding he’s unsure of what he’ll major in for college or what future career he’ll pursue.

Principal Kelly Boortz gives the Don Tyson School of Innovation Charter Report to the School Board tonight. The school seeks to ensure all students graduate with a diploma and accelerated learning connected to the arts, college, business or industry! #SpringdaleFamily

School Board President Randy Hutchinson announced at tonight’s meeting that the board received an Outstanding Board Award, an Arkansas School Boards Association award given to boards in recognition of members’ continued professional development. #SpringdaleFamily

Assessment and Accountability Director Kelli Langan presents the Report to the Public to the School Board at tonight’s meeting. The district seeks to pursue educational excellence and ensure a safe and inclusive environment to empower a community of learners! #SpringdaleFamily

The School Board celebrated district Federal Programs Director Kimberly Glass this evening for serving a second term as President of the American Association of Employment Education! #SpringdaleFamily

School Board President Randy Hutchinson recognized Board Member Eddie Ramos this evening for obtaining his Certificate of Boardsmanship. Ramos completed about 25 hours of training through the Arkansas School Boards Association to earn the recognition! #SpringdaleFamily

Workforce Training Director Rodney Ellis recognized participants in the Earning and Learning program at the School Board meeting tonight. The program helps participants balance jobs and their education as they work toward graduation and future careers! #SpringdaleFamily

Springdale High School Choral Department Presents:

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Watch Live Springdale Public Schools | November School Board Meeting | 5:00 PM https://youtu.be/GQMSSu4J1qo

What a fun day exploring the library at Westwood Elementary! Students explored different genres of books and checked out ones that most interested them! What is your favorite book? #SpringdaleFamily

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Victor Frankenstein was found guilty of abuse of a corpse and theft of property in a mock trial Nov. 4 at Springdale District Court. Frankenstein was found guilty by a jury of his peers, portrayed by SHS Law and Public Safety Academy students. #SpringdaleFamily

This month's Harvest of the Month is butternut squash from Dutch Country Farms in Rich Hill, MO!

Springdale Schools is grateful for community partners such as the NWA Builders Association, which presented a $1,500 donation Nov. 3 in support of Don Tyson School of Innovation’s construction technology program! #Springdale Family