💙💛 WE ARE ONE COMMUNITY. WE ARE HARRISON! 💙💛

Sometimes, the most meaningful words are the simplest ones… THANK YOU! ❤️

This week, four of our Harrison Middle School students had the special opportunity to visit the ESPN 104.3 radio station and lend their voices to our newest Harrison Public Schools radio ad! 🎙️

And their message was one that comes straight from the heart of our Goblin family.

🎙️ Jaxon King: “To the businesses that support our schools…”

🎙️ Kinley Casey: “To the volunteers who give their time…”

🎙️ Walker Bright: “To the families who encourage us…”

🎙️ Karter Still: “And to a community that believes in our dreams…”

❤️ Together, their message was simple… THANK YOU!

A special thank you to Mr. Fred Wilson for joining our students and helping share a message that means so much to our district.

At Harrison Public Schools, we are blessed to be surrounded by a community that shows up, gives back, cheers us on, and believes in our students. From our local businesses and volunteers to our families and neighbors, you make a difference in the lives of our Goblins every single day.

Our students have big dreams, and because of YOU, they have a community standing behind them. 💙💛

We couldn't be more proud of these students for representing Harrison Public Schools and helping us share our gratitude with the community we love!

#WeAreHarrison #OneCommunity #GoblinPride #ThankYouGoblinCommunity #HarrisonPublicSchools
5 days ago, Harrison Schools
Mr. Fred Wilson stands with Harrison Middle School students Karter Still, Kinley Casey, Jax King, and Walker Bright outside the ESPN radio station following the recording of a Harrison Public Schools advertisement celebrating community support.
Harrison Middle School student Jax King speaks into a microphone while recording a Harrison Public Schools community appreciation radio advertisement at the ESPN radio station.
Harrison Middle School student Kinley Casey smiles while reading her lines into a microphone during the recording of the district's ESPN radio advertisement.
Harrison Middle School student Walker Bright speaks into a microphone at the ESPN radio station, helping share a message of gratitude to the Goblin community.
Harrison Middle School student Karter Still smiles at the microphone while participating in the recording of Harrison Public Schools' community appreciation advertisement.
Mr. Fred Wilson smiles beside a microphone at the ESPN radio station, where he joined Harrison Middle School students to record a special message thanking the Goblin community.
🎙️ Honoring Our Heroes! ❤️💙

Harrison High School Principal Mr. Jay Parker and a few of our wonderful Harrison Public Schools students recently visited the ESPN 104.3 FM studio to record a special radio ad expressing our deepest gratitude to our nation’s Veterans!


Our students delivered heartfelt messages to honor those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom:

❤️ "Because you served… we are free to dream." — Amelia

🤍 "Because you sacrificed… we have opportunities." — Jenner

💙 "Because you were brave… we can be brave, too." — Paislee


To all the men and women who have worn our nation's uniform: your courage, sacrifice, and service will never be forgotten.

We Remember. We Are Harrison. ❤️🤍💙

#HarrisonPublicSchools #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #HarrisonGoblins #ESPN1043FM
7 days ago, Harrison Schools
Paislee, a smiling young elementary student wearing a sweater vest, standing confidently in front of a studio microphone.
Amelia, a young Harrison student wearing glasses and a green "Falcons" hoodie, reading her script into a studio microphone while a radio operator works at a computer in the background.
Jenner, a high school student in a dark t-shirt, holding a paper script and speaking into a microphone inside the ESPN radio booth.
Harrison High School Principal Mr. Jay Parker standing proudly in the radio control room alongside the sound engineer.
Principal Mr. Jay Parker, Amelia, Paislee, and Jenner posing together outside under the ESPN 104.3 FM sign.
A close-up group photo of Principal Mr. Jay Parker and students Amelia, Paislee, and Jenner smiling together outside the ESPN radio station.
🧪🔬 MAD LAB WEEK IS HERE! 🧬💚

Things are getting a little WILD at Skyline Heights and Forest Heights Elementary Schools! 💜💚

Our Discovery classrooms have been transformed into glowing science labs filled with black lights, lab coats, colorful experiments, and LOTS of excitement! Our little scientists are putting on their goggles, rolling up their sleeves, and discovering just how AMAZING science can be!

🧪 1st Grade: Kool-Aid Fizz
🎈 2nd Grade: Glow & Grow Balloons
💧 3rd Grade: Water Illusions
🌋 4th Grade: Lava Lamps

Mad Lab Week is more than just fun experiments. It's about sparking curiosity, inspiring imagination, and creating the kind of learning experiences our students will remember for years to come! 💙💛

We LOVE seeing our little Goblin scientists learning, exploring, and making memories!

🔬 Little Scientists. BIG Discoveries.

#WeAreHarrison #MadLabWeek #LittleScientists #LearningIsFun
13 days ago, Harrison Schools
A young student in a white lab coat smiles while exploring a glowing plasma ball, watching colorful streams of electricity reach toward her fingertips.
A smiling student leans close to a glowing plasma ball, exploring the colorful electrical patterns created inside the glass sphere.
A young student wearing safety goggles carefully conducts a colorful science experiment under glowing black lights, observing bright fluorescent colors in a clear cup.
Three smiling students wearing safety goggles explore glowing science activities in a classroom illuminated by colorful black lights.
Students dressed in white lab coats work together on a hands-on science experiment involving glowing green liquid in a black-light classroom.
A smiling young scientist wearing a white lab coat and sparkly headband participates in a hands-on science activity under vibrant purple lighting.
Students wearing white lab coats participate in interactive science activities in a colorful black-light classroom decorated with glowing neon accents.
Two young scientists in white lab coats closely observe a hands-on experiment featuring bright green liquid flowing between connected containers.
A smiling student wearing safety goggles and a white lab coat proudly displays a glowing pink balloon experiment in a black-light science classroom.
A group of smiling students gathers around a classroom table, participating in hands-on science activities with fluorescent markers and glowing bracelets under colorful black lights.
Happy Friday, Goblin Family! 💙💛

Our 1st and 2nd graders at Forest Heights and Skyline Heights Elementary had the absolute best week! After working so hard through a full week of learning and testing, our students got to head outside to celebrate, enjoy the beautiful sunshine, and play with their friends—and even spot a few matching twins on the playground!

Nothing tops off a week of great effort like big smiles, fun with classmates, and well-earned high fives from our amazing teachers!

We are so proud of all our hard-working students. Enjoy a safe, fun, and relaxing weekend, everyone!

#HarrisonPublicSchools #ElementarySmiles #FridayVibes #HardWorkPaysOff
17 days ago, Harrison Schools
A young girl in a pink and blue striped dress giving a high-five to a smiling woman in a leopard-print sleeve shirt and sunglasses outdoors on a sunny day.
Three smiling children standing side-by-side with their arms around each other in a school hallway: a girl with dark braided hair on the left, a blonde girl in a blue dress in the middle, and a boy in a patterned white polo shirt on the right.
A young blonde girl in a white shirt with pink bows and a young boy in a light blue polo shirt sitting together outdoors with smiles on their faces.
Two young girls with curly hair smiling on a playground; the girl on the left wears a pink-and-blue striped shirt and a pink bow, while the girl on the right wears a pink shirt with blue stars and blue bows in her hair.
Two young girls wearing matching brown-and-white striped sweaters sitting together on an outdoor yellow slide.
Three young girls sitting closely together outdoors on a bench in front of a chain-link fence, all smiling at the camera.
Two young boys in blue shirts playing and smiling on a green playground structure outdoors.
💙💛 ONCE A GOBLIN, ALWAYS A GOBLIN! 💙💛

We found him! Meet our oldest living Harrison Goblin alumnus, Dr. Joe Bennett! 🎉

What started as a simple Facebook search turned into something truly special! Thanks to our incredible Goblin community, we had the honor of finding and celebrating Dr. Bennett!

And what better way to celebrate a lifetime of Goblin pride than by bringing together our oldest Goblin and some of our youngest Goblins! 💙

Our Harrison preschool students had the sweetest time visiting with Dr. Bennett, sharing smiles, high-fives, hugs, and plenty of Goblin spirit! We were also proud to present him with a special Harrison Alumni hat to honor his place in our school's history.

These pictures capture something we love about Harrison Public Schools. Generations may come and go, but the pride, traditions, and connections that make us Goblins last a lifetime.

A special thank-you to everyone who commented, shared names, and helped us with our search. You reminded us just how strong our Goblin family truly is!

💙💛 From our oldest Goblin to our youngest, one thing will never change...

ONCE A GOBLIN, ALWAYS A GOBLIN!

#WeAreHarrison #OnceAGoblinAlwaysAGoblin #GoblinPride #HarrisonAlumni
18 days ago, Harrison Schools
A blue and gold Harrison Goblin banner celebrating Dr. Joe Bennett as the oldest living Harrison Goblin alumnus. Dr. Bennett is pictured smiling in a blue Harrison Alumni cap on the left, with the Goblin mascot on the right. Bold lettering reads, “We’ve Found the Oldest Living Harrison Goblin Alumni,” with his name featured on a gold ribbon. The banner concludes, “Once a Goblin, Always a Goblin!”
Dr. Joe Bennett, Harrison's oldest living Goblin alumnus, leans forward in his chair while admiring a blue Harrison Alumni cap presented to him during a special preschool visit.
Dr. Joe Bennett smiles and applauds while four Harrison preschool students sit nearby, sharing a special moment connecting generations of Goblins.
Dr. Joe Bennett leans forward as a young Harrison preschool student in a blue shirt gently touches his wrist during their visit.
Dr. Joe Bennett sits in front of a large Harrison Goblin display as a young preschool student presents him with a gift bag decorated in blue-and-gold tissue paper.
Dr. Joe Bennett exchanges enthusiastic high-fives with Harrison preschool students in front of a blue-and-gold Goblin display.
Four Harrison preschool students proudly hold blue-and-gold signs spelling out “Harrison Goblins,” showing their school spirit.
Dr. Joe Bennett, Harrison's oldest living Goblin alumnus, leans forward in his chair while admiring a blue Harrison Alumni cap presented to him during a special preschool visit.

Reminder: The Harrison School Board of Education meeting will be live-streamed tonight at 6:00 PM. You can view the agenda on our website or watch live at the following link: https://hpsgobs.org/BOEOct2026

20 days ago, Susan Gilley
🎳 STRIKE UP THE FUN! 🎳

What an incredible day at the Special Olympics Bowling Tournament! Our Harrison Goblin students had an absolute blast hitting the lanes, competing, and showing off their skills alongside participants from visiting schools.

Students represented every campus across Harrison Public Schools, bringing so much joy, energy, and Goblin Pride! A huge thank you to our High School student volunteers as well as the teachers and staff members who came out to cheer, help, and lend a hand.

Seeing the big smiles, high fives, and incredible teamwork made today unforgettable. We are so proud of all our Goblins! 💙💙

#HarrisonGoblins #GoblinPride #SpecialOlympics #HarrisonPublicSchools #Community
20 days ago, Harrison Schools
A smiling adult leans in next to a young girl wearing a fleece jacket and light blue noise-canceling headphones inside a bowling alley.
A boy wearing a blue "Goblins Special Olympics" t-shirt strikes a flexing dab pose on a bowling lane, raised arm flexed with his face covered by his other arm.
A young girl wearing a blue "Goblins Special Olympics" t-shirt smiles and holds up peace signs inside a bowling alley near green and purple dragon bowling ramps.
A girl in a blue shirt high-fives an adult staff member on the bowling lane next to colorful dragon-shaped bowling ramps.
A girl wearing a blue "Goblins Special Olympics" shirt and a black zip-up jacket smiles standing in front of a bowling lane background.
A high school volunteer helps a young boy place a red bowling ball onto a pink dragon bowling ramp in a busy bowling alley.
A boy wearing noise-canceling headphones stands on a bowling lane beside a woman in a blue shirt, watching the ball roll down the lane.
A boy and a young woman pose together holding a green bowling ball, smiling happily in front of the bowling alley crowd.
A boy and a young woman pose together holding a green bowling ball, smiling happily in front of the bowling alley crowd.
Two high school volunteers stand beside a student in a wheelchair, helping set up a bowling ball on a metal ramp.
Harrison Selected for ForwARd Arkansas Cohort 3!

Harrison Public Schools was selected as 1 of just 8 districts in Arkansas to participate in ForwARd Arkansas’s Outcomes-Based Contracting (OBC) Cohort 3!

This program helps our district focus on strategies and partnerships that directly drive student growth and success.

A huge thank you to ForwARd Arkansas for supporting our schools and presenting us with a $10,000 grant check to launch this opportunity! 💵👏

Way to go, Harrison! 💙💛

#HarrisonPublicSchools #ForwardArkansas #Education #ArkansasEducation
26 days ago, Harrison Schools
Seven people standing in a line in an indoor room, smiling and holding a large novelty check dated 10/13/2026 made out to "Harrison School District" from ForwARd Arkansas for "$10,000.00" with "OBC Flexible Grant" in the memo line.
🎙️ Behind the Mic at ESPN Radio 104.3 FM! 🎙️

A huge thank you to Josh Magness, Jenny Curtis, Matthew Rook, and Kennedy Smith for stepping into the booth and recording our brand-new Harrison School District ad on 104.3 FM! Watching our students and staff share their voices and bring our story to life in the studio was an awesome experience.

Be sure to tune in to ESPN Radio to catch the spot live on the air! You'll hear all about how Harrison Public Schools was officially recognized as an "A" District by the Arkansas Department of Education — one of only 26 districts in the entire state!

But as our team shared behind the mic, that "A" is so much more than just a grade on paper. It stands for our hard work, our dedicated people, and our incredible school community coming together every day.

We Are Achievers... We Are Harrison! 💙💛
28 days ago, Harrison Schools
An adult man standing in front of a tall, white ESPN 104.3 FM outdoor sign on a sunny day, flanked by a teenage boy in a blue hoodie on his right and a young girl in an Old Navy sweatshirt on his left.
An adult man in a light blue button-down shirt leaning forward inside a radio broadcasting control room, looking closely toward a sound mixing console and computer monitor.
A teenage boy in a blue hoodie standing inside a radio studio, adjusting a broadcast microphone suspended from an boom arm near a control desk.
A young girl in a beige Old Navy sweatshirt standing in front of a radio studio microphone while a sound technician wearing glasses operates the audio mixing board in the background.
"She’s More Than a Princess—She’s a Queen in the Making." 👑✨

Harrison Public Schools was honored to host Queen Lily Burns as she visited each of our kindergarten classes to share what it truly means to wear a crown! 👑💙 Lily talked with the students about how true royalty isn't just about a crown—it comes from showing kindness to everyone around you. Her peers chose her for this special honor because she leads by example every single day with her kind heart and caring spirit.

A very special thank you to Melanie Crockett with Coldwell Banker Realty for generously sponsoring crowns for all of our kindergarten girls to match Queen Lily’s, as well as mini footballs for each of our kindergarten boys! 👑🏈 The kids were absolutely thrilled!

Thank you, Queen Lily, for being such an incredible role model and showing our youngest students what being a true, kind leader is all about. You are the definition of kindness! 🌟

#HarrisonPublicSchools #KindnessCounts #QueenInTheMaking #CommunityPartnerships #ColdwellBankerRealty
about 1 month ago, Harrison Schools
Portrait of Homecoming Queen Lily wearing her royal blue sash and tiara, smiling inside a kindergarten classroom.
Homecoming Queen Lily placing a silver tiara on the head of a young kindergarten girl standing in line during a classroom visit.
Homecoming Queen Lily leaning down inside a classroom to place a tiara on a young student, surrounded by smiling kindergarteners.
Homecoming Queen Lily posing in a classroom with a group of young kindergarten boys flex-arm muscle posing together happily.
Homecoming Queen Lily wearing her crown and sash while warmly hugging two young kindergarten girls wearing matching tiaras.
Close-up portrait of a young kindergarten girl wearing a silver tiara and smiling at the camera.
Homecoming Queen Lily wearing her crown and sash as she hugs a young kindergarten girl wearing a tiara.
Homecoming Queen Lily kneeling beside a young student wearing a tiara and holding her hand inside a classroom setting.
Close-up of a young kindergarten boy smiling brightly while holding a tiny foam football.
Homecoming Queen Lily standing in a classroom surrounded by a group of kindergarten girls all wearing matching silver tiaras.
The search continues! 💙💛

Thank you to everyone who helped us track down some of our oldest living Harrison Goblin alumni! We’ve loved seeing the names, graduation years, and memories being shared.

Take a look at our leaderboard so far—and keep those names coming! 👇

Once a Goblin, Always a Goblin! 💙💛
about 1 month ago, Harrison Schools
Vintage blue-and-gold Harrison Goblin alumni leaderboard graphic featuring the top 10 oldest living alumni submitted so far. Ed Milburn, Bud Grisham, and Shady Brown lead the list at age 93. The graphic also includes Patsy Brown, Jim Bob Dodson, Mike McCoy, Hurley Young, Charles Adair, Mr. Nelson, and Flash Lee Dunlap. It encourages the community to continue sharing names and ends with, “Once a Goblin, Always a Goblin!”

100 YEARS OF GOBLIN PRIDE! 💙💛

October is Homecoming month, and this year is extra special as we celebrate 100 Years of the Harrison Goblin Mascot!

To kick off our "Generations of Goblins" month-long celebration, Harrison Public Schools needs your help! We are searching for the Oldest Living Harrison Goblin Alumni.

Do you know a parent, grandparent, neighbor, or friend who might hold this legendary title? Help us honor their legacy! 👇 COMMENT BELOW WITH:👤 Name 🎂 Age 🎓 Graduation Year (if known)

Let’s celebrate the tradition, history, and community that make us proud to say: Once a Goblin, Always a Goblin! 🎓✨

#HarrisonGoblins #GenerationsOfGoblins #100YearsOfGoblins #GoblinPride #HarrisonPublicSchools #Homecoming2026

about 1 month ago, Harrison Schools
Graphic image with a vintage badge-style design in blue, gold, and cream featuring the text "WE'RE SEARCHING FOR THE OLDEST LIVING HARRISON GOBLIN ALUMNI". In the center is a blue circular silhouette of a mascot head with a question mark. Below it reads "Know someone who might hold the title? COMMENT BELOW!" followed by three icons for Name, Age, and Grad Year (if known). The bottom banner reads "ONCE A GOBLIN, ALWAYS A GOBLIN!"
🍂📚 Magic in the library! 📚🍂

There’s nothing quite like watching young minds light up with wonder! Today’s visit to Mrs. Tammy Ward’s library class at Forest Heights Elementary was truly special. 🌟

Our first graders were completely drawn into the story as Mrs. Ward read Lawrence in the Fall. They learned how the changing autumn woods transform into a vibrant source of inspiration, teaching Lawrence—and all of us—to see the beauty in simple things like fallen leaves. 🍁

Hands were raised, questions were asked, and a true love for reading filled the room. Afterwards, the students brought the story to life by creating their own colorful leaf rubbings! 🖍️🍃

Thank you, Mrs. Ward, for inspiring our students and nurturing their love for books! ❤️📖

#HarrisonPublicSchools #ForestHeightsElementary #LoveOfReading #LibraryMagic #GrowingReaders
about 1 month ago, Harrison Schools
Close-up of librarian Mrs. Ward sitting in the library, smiling as she holds open the picture book Lawrence in the Fall to display the colorful illustrations to her class.
A young schoolboy in a blue shirt standing up attentively in the library during storytime, looking off-camera toward the librarian while listening or preparing to ask a question.
A wide shot of first-grade students standing together on the rug in the school library, looking up closely as Mrs. Ward demonstrates a paper craft activity holding up a sheet of paper.
A group of first-grade elementary students sitting cross-legged on a colorful fish-themed rug in the school library, attentively listening to librarian Mrs. Ward as she sits in front of them holding up an open picture book.
A young boy smiling proudly at the camera while holding up his completed yellow leaf rubbing artwork on a white piece of paper.
A young girl with a pink bow in her hair sitting at a wooden library table, using a crayon to carefully create a leaf rubbing on a white sheet of paper.
Several elementary students gathered around a long wooden table in the library, working together with crayons and real leaves to make leaf rubbings.
A young girl in a pink patterned dress concentrating as she rubs a crayon over a leaf placed under white paper at a classroom table.
Farmer Fred Days made its next stop at Skyline Heights Elementary! 🐥🌾

Our students had a fantastic time getting hands-on with agricultural life, meeting farm animals, and learning all about farming from the Harrison FFA team. The baby chicks were an absolute favorite today—so many happy smiles and gentle pets! 🐥

A big thank you to the Harrison FFA volunteers for bringing such an incredible learning experience to our school! 🚜✨

#SkylineHeights #FarmerFredDays #HandsOnLearning #ElementaryFun #FutureFarmers
about 2 months ago, Harrison Schools
Three young children kneeling in the grass, leaning forward to watch yellow baby chicks inside a white crate.
A large group of elementary school students and high school volunteers smiling and waving for a group photo under a blue tent that reads "Harrison Agri. Dept." in front of the school building.
Three young students kneeling on the grass, gently touching and looking closely at fluffy yellow baby chicks inside a white plastic crate.
High school agriculture students sitting on a bench holding a goat on a leash, while elementary students gather around to pet the goat.
Three young girls leaning over a white crate, carefully reaching in to gently pet fluffy yellow baby chicks.
A line of elementary students waiting outside near a livestock trailer adorned with a "Farmer Fred Days" sign.
High school volunteers sitting outdoors holding a brown rabbit and a goat while a group of curious elementary students gather around to pet them.
High school students sitting on an outdoor bench holding a small rabbit while elementary school children lean in to gently pet it.
Four young elementary school girls smiling and posing for the camera while crouched next to a crate of yellow baby chicks.
High school volunteers showing a small black and white rabbit to elementary school girls who are gently petting its fur.
🚜 Animals, smiles, and unforgettable memories at Harrison Preschool! 🐰🐴

Today was Farmer Fred Day, a wonderful annual tradition honoring the legacy of the late Fred "Farmer Fred" Woehl, Jr. 💙

Our Harrison High School FFA students brought a trailer full of friendly farm animals right to our preschool campus, giving our youngest learners a hands-on agricultural experience! For many of our students, this was their very first time getting to pet a rabbit, meet a goat, or hug a pony up close.

Seeing the joy, curiosity, and big smiles on their faces made it a truly special day. Thank you to our HHS FFA members for sharing their passion, knowledge, and animals with our future leaders, and for keeping Farmer Fred’s passion for agricultural education alive! 🌾

#HarrisonGoblins #FarmerFredDay #HarrisonFFA #HandsOnLearning #PreschoolFun
about 2 months ago, Harrison Schools
A high school student wearing a grey "Farmer Fred Day" shirt sits with a brown rabbit in her lap while a young girl in overalls and a plaid shirt looks on with a gentle smile.
A young boy in a black cowboy hat and white button-down shirt touches a brown rabbit held by a high school student, while a young girl in a grey sweater smiles beside them outdoors.
A young girl in a red plaid top gently nuzzles her face against a small brown pony halter-led by an high school FFA member outdoors.
A young girl with a large purple hair bow leans in to stroke a brown rabbit held by an high school student, with the leg of a pony visible nearby.
A young boy in a blue plaid shirt grins at the camera while gently touching a small brown pony, with another young boy in a green shirt touching the pony next to him.
A young girl in a light blue shirt smiles brightly as she stands close and hugs a small brown pony under a pop-up tent shade.
Three young children reach out together to pet the nose of a small brown pony led by an high school student outside a brick school building.
A young boy in a striped green shirt smiles eye-to-eye with a black-and-white goat held on a lead by a high school student.
Two young boys stand together admiring a black-and-white show goat held by an FFA member in a grey shirt and jeans.
A young girl in a white shirt enthusiastically wraps her arms around a small brown pony in a full embrace, while an FFA student stands beside them.
🎳 Striking Up Big Smiles at the Bowling Alley! (Part 1) 🎳

Our incredible Harrison Public Schools students from across all campuses gathered at the bowling alley for an amazing day of Special Olympics practice!

From lining up shots on the ramps to celebrating strikes and spares with high-fives, our Goblin athletes brought so much enthusiasm, energy, and joy to the lanes. It’s truly heartwarming to see students, teachers, and staff coming together to support and cheer each other on as everyone prepares for the big event! 💙📸

Stay tuned for Part 2 to see even more photos of our amazing athletes in action!

#HarrisonPublicSchools #SpecialOlympics #SpecialOlympicsArkansas #HarrisonGoblins #CommunityStrong
about 2 months ago, Harrison Schools
A smiling young male student in a terracotta polo shirt flexing his arm next to a smiling female staff member wearing a gray Harrison Goblins shirt and glasses.
: A young female student in a yellow hoodie standing at a bowling lane next to a purple ramp, with a smiling staff member kneeling beside her to assist.
Two young elementary students sitting together on the floor of a bowling alley, smiling while hugging orange bowling balls.
A young boy wearing a black "Abili-T-Ball" t-shirt and lanyard standing with a girl and a female staff member smiling for the camera at a bowling alley.
A student in a red striped shirt leaning forward on a bowling lane, about to roll a red bowling ball down the alley.
A girl wearing a blue t-shirt guiding a bowling ball down a green dragon-shaped ramp, supported by two female staff members kneeling beside her.
A male student in a wheelchair positioned at the top of a green bowling ramp, preparing to launch a marbleized bowling ball with the help of a staff member.
A young male student giving a high-five to a staff member kneeling next to a purple bowling ramp, surrounded by cheering classmates and aides.
A female student in a black t-shirt sitting in a wheelchair and clapping her hands with a focused smile at the bowling alley.
🍂 Happy First Day of Fall! 🍁

Our 2nd graders at both Skyline Heights Elementary and Forest Heights Elementary are welcoming the new season with all kinds of fun, hands-on learning activities!

🖐️ Mrs. Hogue’s Class got into the autumn spirit by practicing their reading with "Monster Fingers"!
📖 Mrs. Collier’s Class dived into seasonal books and explored story elements using story stones!

From outdoor reading under the autumn trees to seasonal art projects and engaging story time, our students are officially ready for fall! 🍁🍃

#HarrisonPublicSchools #FirstDayOfFall #2ndGrade #LearningIsFun #AutumnInTheClassroom #HarrisonGoblins
about 2 months ago, Harrison Schools
"A teacher and a young female student sitting at a desk together, using green pointing 'monster fingers' to read a printed passage."
"A young girl sitting outside on a sidewalk path, focusing intently on writing with a yellow pencil on paper."
"Three children sitting outdoors at the base of a large tree trunk, reading and writing on colorful fall-themed paper cutouts."
"Four smiling elementary students standing outdoors in front of a tree, holding up fall-themed paper cutouts shaped like pumpkins, acorns, and leaves."
"Five elementary students sitting in a circle on a classroom floor, reading autumn picture books and placing story stones in the center."
"Two young female elementary students sitting indoors and smiling while holding open picture books about fall trees and autumn landscapes."
"Child-drawn artwork of handprint trees with puzzle pieces glued on as colorful fall leaves, displaying student responses to 'How do you know it is fall?'"
"A classroom display board featuring student drawings illustrating 'The Four Seasons'—Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter."
🌼 QR Code Fixed — Order Your Homecoming Mums! 🏈

Good news, Goblin families! The QR code for ordering Homecoming Mums is now fixed and ready to go.

📱 Scan the QR code on the flyer to order online
💰 Silk Flowers — $30
📅 Orders due September 25
🚚 Delivery: Thursday, October 8 (delivered straight to your child's school)

Need a different delivery arrangement? Call or text Christy Hobson at 901.493.1174.

Don't miss out — order now to support HHS PTSA! 💙💛
about 2 months ago, Harrison Public Schools
A bright blue flyer advertising a "Fundraiser for HHS PTSA" titled "Homecoming Mums." The graphic features footballs, fireworks graphics, and a large decorative navy, gold, and white homecoming mum with ribbons. Main Text: "We are bringing back the school spirit tradition of the Homecoming Mum!" How to Order: "Scan the QR code below to quickly submit your order online!" (A QR code is prominently displayed). Important Dates & Pricing: Order Deadline: Orders are due by September 25. Pricing: Silk Flowers — $30. Delivery Date: Thursday, October 8 (Delivered directly to your child's school). Contact Information: "Need alternate delivery arrangements? If school delivery does not work for you, please call or text Christy Hobson at 901.493.1174."
🐮✨ A Day at the Boone County Fair! ✨🐷

Our Forest Heights Elementary 1st graders had the absolute best time taking a field trip to the Boone County Fair!

A HUGE shoutout and thank you to our amazing Harrison High School FFA students for being such fantastic leaders and hosts. They showed our little ones around, let them pet the animals, and shared what it takes to care for and showcase animals at the fair. From learning about hard work and responsibility to making sweet memories, our 1st graders were all smiles from start to finish!

Thank you, Harrison FFA, for taking time to inspire the next generation of Goblins! 💙

#HarrisonGoblins #ForestHeightsElementary #HarrisonFFA #BooneCountyFair#CommunityAndLeadership
about 2 months ago, Harrison Schools
A high school FFA student in a gray polo shirt holding a sheep on a halter so young elementary students leaning over a fence can pet its back.
A group of elementary school children sitting together on a bench near a metal livestock pen at the fairgrounds, smiling and looking toward the camera.
Elementary students lined up along a metal fence inside a livestock arena, watching and reaching out to gently pet a small sheep standing inside the ring.
ementary students lined up along a metal fence inside a livestock arena, watching and reaching out to gently pet a small sheep standing inside the ring.
A wide view of high school FFA students and elementary children resting against a metal fence inside a dirt-floor arena barn, watching a demonstration together.
Elementary school students walking in a single-file line down a wooden livestock barn aisle at the fair, passing a large black-and-white Holstein cow standing in a grooming chute and a brown calf resting on wood shavings.
🎓 Exploring Future Paths! 🎒

Our Harrison High School students had a great time today visiting the college fair hosted at UofA Northark! Representatives and recruiters from colleges across Arkansas and Missouri were on hand to speak directly with students, share details about academic programs, and answer questions about campus life, admissions, and future career paths.

It was a fantastic opportunity for our Goblins to start planning their next steps after graduation!

#HarrisonHighSchool #GoblinPride #UofANorthark #CollegeFair #FutureReady #HarrisonPublicSchools
about 2 months ago, Harrison Schools
A group of seven Harrison High School students posing indoors on a gymnasium floor alongside the UofA Northark Pioneer Pete mascot in a red and fur-trimmed outfit. Some students are holding red gift bags and information folders.
A college representative in a white polo shirt and grey cap talking to two high school students at a green table set up with informational brochures at a college fair.
Three female students standing near a college fair booth labeled UAMS, listening attentively to college representatives at the display table.
Several high school students gathered around college information tables inside a gymnasium, with one student filling out a sign-in sheet at an Arkansas Tech table.
Two high school students posing for a photo on the gymnasium floor on either side of the UofA Northark Pioneer Pete mascot, with college fair tables visible in the background.