Harrison Schools will be closed Tuesday, January 27, 2026 due to inclement weather. Our team is working hard to clear snow at our facilities and we are monitoring road conditions each day.
Harrison Schools will be closed Monday, January 26, 2026 due to inclement weather. Due to the missed day of instruction on 1/26/26, we will have a normal day of school on February 19, 2026., a previously planned PD day for the staff with students not attending.
THE CASE OF THE MISSING PAGE: SOLVED!
Inquiring minds are asking: What was on that paper Dr. Pratt dropped during his weather FAQ video this morning? Was it the secret recipe for the perfect snow day cocoa? The exact GPS coordinates of the North Pole?
Actually, it was something much more helpful - our HPS Snow Line phone number!
While we still don’t know exactly what the clouds are planning, you can stay in the loop 24/7 by calling: 📞 870-741-0697
Save it in your contacts—no paper-dropping required!
Inquiring minds are asking: What was on that paper Dr. Pratt dropped during his weather FAQ video this morning? Was it the secret recipe for the perfect snow day cocoa? The exact GPS coordinates of the North Pole?
Actually, it was something much more helpful - our HPS Snow Line phone number!
While we still don’t know exactly what the clouds are planning, you can stay in the loop 24/7 by calling: 📞 870-741-0697
Save it in your contacts—no paper-dropping required!
Did you know?
Our CTE program offers certifications in Nursing, Welding, Agriculture, Aviation, and Microsoft Office Specialist?
The Goblin Advantage:
We don’t just prepare students for life after graduation; we equip them for high-wage careers in Arkansas STARTING ON DAY ONE.
Our CTE program offers certifications in Nursing, Welding, Agriculture, Aviation, and Microsoft Office Specialist?
The Goblin Advantage:
We don’t just prepare students for life after graduation; we equip them for high-wage careers in Arkansas STARTING ON DAY ONE.
Congratulations to HHS senior Hagen Woodworth on his decision to enlist with the US Army!
Summer just got a whole lot smarter!
Harrison School District invites ALL area students (Grades K–5) to join us for Camp Discovery, June 8–11!
This isn't your average summer camp. Led by certified experts, your camper will dive into hands-on stations featuring:
✅ Robotics
✅ Engineering
✅ Science
✅ Art
Where: Harrison Schools
When: June 8–11
Register Now: https://hpsgobs.org/CampDiscovery26
Don’t wait—enrollment is limited to ensure a high-quality, hands-on experience for every child!
Harrison School District invites ALL area students (Grades K–5) to join us for Camp Discovery, June 8–11!
This isn't your average summer camp. Led by certified experts, your camper will dive into hands-on stations featuring:
✅ Robotics
✅ Engineering
✅ Science
✅ Art
Where: Harrison Schools
When: June 8–11
Register Now: https://hpsgobs.org/CampDiscovery26
Don’t wait—enrollment is limited to ensure a high-quality, hands-on experience for every child!
MEMORANDUM
TO: Interested Lawn Care Companies
FROM: Dr. Stewart Pratt
SUBJECT: Mowing and Grounds maintenance
You are invited to submit bids for mowing, weed eating, and blowing off hard surfaces at Skyline Heights Elementary, Forest Heights Elementary, Eagle Heights Kindergarten, Harrison Pre-School, and the Administration building. When bidding for each site, please bid it as the job. Submit bids to the Harrison School District by April 1, 2026. Services rendered will be performed from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. The school district will select the entity based on price and reference recommendations from current customers. You may pick up bid packets at the Administrative Office, 110 S. Cherry St.
1. Skyline Heights-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area. The large open field to the east is maintained by the school district.
2. Forest Heights-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area. The open field to the south of the playground is maintained by the school district.
3. Eagle Heights Kindergarten-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area.
4. Harrison Pre-School-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area. The open field to the south of the playground is maintained by the school district.
Expectations
1. Report any damage, caused by your equipment or personnel to district property, to the Director of Operations.
2. Perform services after school hours or over the weekend.
3. Perform services consistently.
4. Be dependable and communicate proactively when needed.
TO: Interested Lawn Care Companies
FROM: Dr. Stewart Pratt
SUBJECT: Mowing and Grounds maintenance
You are invited to submit bids for mowing, weed eating, and blowing off hard surfaces at Skyline Heights Elementary, Forest Heights Elementary, Eagle Heights Kindergarten, Harrison Pre-School, and the Administration building. When bidding for each site, please bid it as the job. Submit bids to the Harrison School District by April 1, 2026. Services rendered will be performed from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. The school district will select the entity based on price and reference recommendations from current customers. You may pick up bid packets at the Administrative Office, 110 S. Cherry St.
1. Skyline Heights-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area. The large open field to the east is maintained by the school district.
2. Forest Heights-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area. The open field to the south of the playground is maintained by the school district.
3. Eagle Heights Kindergarten-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area.
4. Harrison Pre-School-Mow and weed eat the grounds that surround the building and playground area. The open field to the south of the playground is maintained by the school district.
Expectations
1. Report any damage, caused by your equipment or personnel to district property, to the Director of Operations.
2. Perform services after school hours or over the weekend.
3. Perform services consistently.
4. Be dependable and communicate proactively when needed.
Just a reminder! No school on Monday, January 19 in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Did you know?
Every student at Harrison School District has access to a comprehensive library system and certified Media Specialists?
The Advantage:
Research skills and literacy are core pillars of our curriculum, guided by dedicated professionals.
Every student at Harrison School District has access to a comprehensive library system and certified Media Specialists?
The Advantage:
Research skills and literacy are core pillars of our curriculum, guided by dedicated professionals.
Did you know?
Harrison High School students can enroll concurrently at North Arkansas College with the Access to Acceleration scholarship at NO COST! Students can begin in high school working toward their associate's degree or technical certifications.
The Advantage:
Our students can graduate high school with a significant head start on their college degree—saving families thousands in tuition!!!
Harrison High School students can enroll concurrently at North Arkansas College with the Access to Acceleration scholarship at NO COST! Students can begin in high school working toward their associate's degree or technical certifications.
The Advantage:
Our students can graduate high school with a significant head start on their college degree—saving families thousands in tuition!!!
Arkansas' School Choice opportunity window is now open! Don't miss out! Applications can be submitted NOW! Call 870-741-7600 for more information. Come join us!
Ready to Hit the Court? Harrison Volleyball Clinic is BACK!
We are happy to announce the return of our NO COST Afterschool Volleyball Clinic hosted by Coach Mattix and the Harrison Volleyball program!
Now in its third year, this popular program is all about building our future Goblins. It’s a special "pay it forward" opportunity where our current Junior High and Senior High players mentor the younger athletes—helping everyone grow as players and leaders!
The Details:
Who: HMS 5th and 6th grade girls
When: January, February & March (3:30 PM – 5:00 PM)
5th Grade: Mondays (Starting Jan 5th)
6th Grade: Tuesdays (Starting Jan 6th)
Where: HMS 5/6 Gym
Cost: FREE! 💲
What to Bring: Just your tennis shoes and a great attitude! 👟
How to Sign Up: Scan the QR code on the attached flyer to register! For more information, please contact Coach Mattix at amattix@hps.k12.ar.us.
Let’s get our future Harrison volleyball stars on the court! Please help us spread the word!
We are happy to announce the return of our NO COST Afterschool Volleyball Clinic hosted by Coach Mattix and the Harrison Volleyball program!
Now in its third year, this popular program is all about building our future Goblins. It’s a special "pay it forward" opportunity where our current Junior High and Senior High players mentor the younger athletes—helping everyone grow as players and leaders!
The Details:
Who: HMS 5th and 6th grade girls
When: January, February & March (3:30 PM – 5:00 PM)
5th Grade: Mondays (Starting Jan 5th)
6th Grade: Tuesdays (Starting Jan 6th)
Where: HMS 5/6 Gym
Cost: FREE! 💲
What to Bring: Just your tennis shoes and a great attitude! 👟
How to Sign Up: Scan the QR code on the attached flyer to register! For more information, please contact Coach Mattix at amattix@hps.k12.ar.us.
Let’s get our future Harrison volleyball stars on the court! Please help us spread the word!
Have a safe and happy holiday season!
What Does Christmas Mean to Me?
by Judah
Forest Heights Elementary
What does Christmas mean to me? To me it means caring about each other like playing with my family with my new toys that I got for Christmas. Also for spending time together for example playing games together or just talking to each other. Also for being thankful for what we have and that we have each other. And for being kind to each other. It doesn't take much to be kind - so just be kind with your words and your actions. Also, don't argue - and care for each other. Be glad that you have family. And being cozy with blankets, heaters, and hot chocolate and watching tv on the couch and talking to each other about our new presents. And if we're having fun with the new toys that we got for Christmas.
by Judah
Forest Heights Elementary
What does Christmas mean to me? To me it means caring about each other like playing with my family with my new toys that I got for Christmas. Also for spending time together for example playing games together or just talking to each other. Also for being thankful for what we have and that we have each other. And for being kind to each other. It doesn't take much to be kind - so just be kind with your words and your actions. Also, don't argue - and care for each other. Be glad that you have family. And being cozy with blankets, heaters, and hot chocolate and watching tv on the couch and talking to each other about our new presents. And if we're having fun with the new toys that we got for Christmas.
Dear Santa,
I want a baby doll. It can be a girl baby. I need clothes for it too.
Love,
Daisy
(Harrison Kindergarten)
I want a baby doll. It can be a girl baby. I need clothes for it too.
Love,
Daisy
(Harrison Kindergarten)
What Does Christmas Mean to Me?
by Graham
Forest Heights Elementary
What does Christmas mean to you? For me it means family, friends, giving, presents, snow, and hot cocoa. My family is a family of 5 - my mom, dad, brother, sister, and I. My main group of friends is my best friends Cach, Tobin, Luke W. Hudson T., and Connor. I will give anyone a Christmas present to spread Christmas cheer. Snow is like fluffy clouds on the ground. Hot cocoa is the best drink ever. It's warm and chocolate flavored. In conclusion, what Christmas means to me is family, friends, giving, presents, snow, and hot cocoa.
A very special visitor just arrived at Harrison Preschool!
A special group of Christmas carolers is making the rounds to campuses this morning - singing and brightening the mornings of students and staff!
Walk through the halls of Harrison High School today, and you’ll see more than just fresh paint—you’ll see the collective voices of the campus.
Principal Jay Parker wanted the walls to do more than just separate classrooms; he wanted them to speak to students. He turned to the people who know HHS best, asking representatives from across the school one question: What describes a Harrison Goblin?
The result? Three stunning new murals featuring words like "Grit," "Resilient," and "Selfless". These murals aren't just decoration; they are daily reminders of the character and strength that define our student body.
It’s a great day to be a Goblin!
Our Harrison Middle School choir performed in the rotunda of the Arkansas State Capitol today! Good job, HMS singers!
