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The Springdale School Board was introduced to Har-Ber High School student Mason Flynt at the top of the meeting.
Mason has also attended Smith Elementary School, Hellstern Middle School and Central Junior High School.
The student has completed several Advanced Placement classes at Har-Ber, to include World History, U.S. History, Calculus AB and BC and Language. He said his favorite class is AP Calculus.
"I like Mr. Fink, and the class is always interesting," Mason said, adding there's always something new to learn when studying calculus.
Mason also participates in DECA and student council, attends Fellowship Bible Church in Rogers and is participating in an internship at Legacy National Bank.
The student serves the Springdale community by leading a group of kindergarteners at Fellowship on Sundays and by organizing a weekly Bible study for Har-Ber students.
Mason plans to study finance at the University of Arkansas following graduation and hopes to pursue a career in teaching or banking.
The Har-Ber Wildcat is the son of Carmen and Dwayne Flynt. His sister, Alli Flynt, is a freshman at University of Arkansas.
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John Paul "J.P." Scoggins signed a letter of intent to play baseball for Crowder College in Neosho, Mo.
Scoggins said he’s ecstatic to play baseball at the college level, which has always been a dream of his.
The student-athlete will play as an outfielder and pitcher for the Roughriders, the same positions he plays for the Bulldogs.
“Ride ‘em rough!” he said, sharing a Crowder athletics motto.
The student-athlete is a VIA senior with Don Tyson School of Innovation, who plays baseball for Springdale High School.
Amy Schultz and Monica Wittschen shared news that all 31 Springdale Schools are now Heart Safe Schools through the Project ADAM sudden cardiac arrest response program.
Project ADAM is a national organization committed to saving lives through advocacy, education, preparedness and collaboration to prevent sudden cardiac death, according to the nonprofit’s website. The organization was established in 1999 in honor of Adam Lemel, who was 17 when he suffered a sudden cardiac arrest and died while playing junior varsity basketball in Whitefish Bay, Wis. On-site defibrillation may have saved the student athlete’s life.
Requirements to earn the designation included creating a school preparedness assessment to build the school’s response team and enhance response efforts. Team roles include designated staff members to call 911, meet emergency responders, conduct chest compressions and deliver airway care.
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Rodney Ellis presented certificates to thank our workforce partners at the February school board meeting on Thursday night. Thank you Pinnacle Energy, Phillips Corp, and Brunner & Lay for your partnership with Springdale Schools! #SpringdaleFamily
Parents and Guardians
Springdale Schools now have the option to pivot to AMI (Remote Learning) days when inclement weather occurs during this school year. Please pay close attention to your child’s school’s communications platforms for updates in the event of inclement weather. #SpringdaleFamily
Padres y tutores
Las escuelas de Springdale ahora tienen la opción de cambiar a los días de AMI (aprendizaje a distancia) cuando se produce mal tiempo durante este año escolar. Por favor, preste mucha atención a las plataformas de comunicación de la escuela de su hijo para obtener actualizaciones en caso de inclemencias del tiempo.
Jikuul ko ilo Springdale kio ewor aer jokelet nan AMI
(Bok katak ko jen kabijuknen ak moko imweer) elane enaaj nana lañ ilo jikuul iio in. Jouj im kab lukkun lale wot enaan jen jikuul ko ilo ien ko enaaj nana lañ.
Springdale Public Schools would like to say Thank You!
Har-Ber High School’s Landon Baker committed to play lacrosse for Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kan.
“I feel very honored and privileged to be given the opportunity to continue my playing career at Ottawa University,” Baker said. “It has always been a dream for me to play at the next level, and I’m grateful a school like Ottawa took a chance on me.”
Baker will compete as a close defenseman for Ottawa, the same position he plays for Har-Ber.
The senior has played lacrosse for six years and is a preseason player to watch for the 2024 lacrosse season in the Natural State Lacrosse league.
Jaren Land signed a National letter of Intent to play football for Missouri Southern State University in Joplin, Miss.
“I am very excited and honored to be able to further my academic and athletic career,” Land said.
The student-athlete counts winning second team in all-conference for 2023-24 among his career highlights.
Land, 18, is a senior at Har-Ber High School and is an offensive tackle and guard for the Wildcats. He’ll play as an offensive lineman for the Lions.
Victor Frankenstein (defendant) is found guilty on one count, but acquitted on the other two. Victor Frankenstein was found guilty of theft of property in a mock trial on Feb. 9 at Springdale District Court. Frankenstein was found guilty by a jury of his peers, portrayed by SHS Law and Public Safety Academy students. #SpringdaleFamily
Springdale Public Schools would like to say Thank You!
Certificates of appreciation by Damon Donnell were presented to the following community partners at the February board meeting. Thank you Collier and Associates, Rush Truck Centers, The Schmieding Foundation, and Arkansas 211! #SpringdaleFamily
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2024 Har-Ber High School Basketball | Har-Ber at Rogers | 6:00 PM
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We are all SMILES at Westwood Elementary on this beautiful sunny Thursday! #SpringdaleFamily
Janelle Harp was just selected as a 2024 Arisa Health Mental Health Champion award recipient in honor of National School Counseling. Thank you, Dr. Stewman and Ms. Johnson for your heartfelt nominations! #SpringdaleFamily
Springdale Public Schools would like to say Thank You!
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Har-Ber High School | Percussion Night | 7:00 PM
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Springdale Public Schools | February 2024 School Board Meeting | 5:00 PM
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Jakayla Bunch, 18, signed a letter of intent to play basketball for Crowder College in Neosho, Mo.
“I feel really blessed to have this great opportunity,” Bunch said.
The student-athlete has maintained a 2.9 GPA and has played with Springdale for three years, two as a varsity letterman. Bunch also competed as a 6A West All-Conference athlete and was a member of the KURM Dream Team and the Carl Junction all-tournament team.
Bunch plays as a guard for the Springdale High School Bulldogs, the same position she’ll play with the Roughriders.
Springdale Public Schools would like to say Thank You!
