$24 Million Scholarship dollars offered to 2019 district seniors.
60% of 1,750 district teachers have master’s degrees or higher.
24 EAST programs in the district, more than any other district in the United States.
86 Advanced courses through AP, IB and concurrent classes.
Springdale High School's After School Girls' Group for Community Service Learning, led by Hannah Mhoon, worked for months with NWA Books for Kids, Cargill and the Springdale Public Library to establish a library at a Marshallese church. The ribbon cutting and donation to a church library took place at BuKot Nan Jesus Marshallese Church. Great community projects help make Springdale Public Schools #THEChoice.
Sonora Elementary's Compassion Team completed their first project by placing signs around Lake Fayetteville. Earlier they had done cleanup work around the lake. Outstanding community service is another reason Springdale Public Schools are #THEChoice.
Rodney Ellis from Tyson Foods shared information about the Industrial Maintenance program that is coming to the Don Tyson School of Innovation Fall 2020. Representatives from Tyson, Walmart, Multi-Craft Contractors, and other community partners joined parents and students as Ellis discussed the opportunities and pathways available to students who join the program. "There are so many career possibilities that can stem from this program," Ellis said. "There are potentially over 100 industry certifications that a student can walk away with after this program." Interested in learning more? The next Industrial Parent Night will be January 13th, 2020 at 6:00pm at the Don Tyson School of Innovation.
EAST and Computer Science students from Lakeside and George Junior High spent a day at the Springdale High School IT Academy's Computer Science Camp. They were tutored by SHS IT students. They worked on coding, creating and programming. Mentors providing inspiration for upcoming students is another reason Springdale Public Schools are #THEChoice.
Event: School Closed (Thanksgiving)
