Harrison High School parents and students - don't forget the FAFSA help night next Wednesday, October 15 from 2:00 - 7:00! Mark your calendar! You don't want to miss this!
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
Mrs. Davis's third-grade class at Forest Heights recently completed an inspiring art project titled "My Future Is So Bright."
The assignment was simple: the students drew their faces wearing sunglasses, and then filled the sugnlass lenses with reflections of their future selves - their aspirations, goals, and ideas for their future.
Their reflections are bursting with possibilities, showing future mechanics, writers, artists, photographers, veterinarians, doctors, teachers, childcare providers, chefs, and more. Great job, students!
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
In honor of National Fire Prevention Week, the Harrison Fire Department is at Skyline this morning, teaching our students essential fire prevention and safety skills. Students are enjoying the educational presentations and a look at the fire truck and equipment. The team is visiting other campuses this week as well.
Thank you to the Harrison Fire Department for your dedicated service and for making fire safety a priority for our community's children this week!
It's "Pumpkin Week" at Harrison Kindergarten - with all kinds of fun, educational pumpkin activities! Students can even visit the "pumpkin activity station" in the media center. The weather is warm - but autumn is here!
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
Huge congratulations to our own Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Lewis Villines!
He has been named a 2025-2026 Distinguished Alumnus by North Arkansas College for his outstanding leadership in education and dedicated service to our community! For more information, check out this link: https://hpsgobs.org/Villines
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
It's a great night for Goblin football!
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
Go Gobs!!!
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
HOCO Assembly 2025!!!
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
After today, there is only one day left to drop by the Harrison FFA mum sale! Plants are $25 for one mum and $40 for two. Drop by and shop and support these great students! The greenhouse is located at 925 Goblin Drive.
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
Happy National Custodian Appreciation Day! Today, October 2nd, the Harrison School District wants to give a massive thank you to our incredible, hardworking custodial team.
These amazing individuals are the backbone of our buildings, working to ensure a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for everyone.
Did you know? Our team maintains nearly one million square feet of space across the district—an immense job they tackle every day with pride! When our facilities are in top shape, it directly supports focus and leads to improved educational outcomes.
To our entire custodial team: Thank you! Your dedication is recognized and deeply appreciated.
about 1 month ago, Harrison Public Schools
Please help us spread the word! Harrison High School FFA students are holding their annual autumn mum sale starting tomorrow!. Stop by the FFA Greenhouses at 925 Goblin Drive to support our students and purchase your fall mums! They are open 8:30 - 3:00. These beautiful mums sell for $25 each or 2 for $40. Check the Harrison FFA Facebook page for further updates.
about 2 months ago, Harrison Public Schools
Students at Forest Heights enjoyed the Harrison High School Elementary Agriculture Experience this afternoon! It has been a great week celebrating the legacy of Farmer Fred Woehl!
about 2 months ago, Harrison Public Schools
FYI - the GT Print Shop at both Forest Heights and Skyline Heights are very close to selling out. Each year, our gifted and talented classes raise money for their programs by creating and selling a large variety of unique, fun 3D printed items. This year's Print Shop has been a tremendous success so far, and the community’s support of our students is so appreciated. Just two more days to shop before it closes until next year!!!
about 2 months ago, Harrison Public Schools
Good morning! We are currently experiencing some issues with our phone lines. Ritter Communications is working to resolve the issues expediently.
about 2 months ago, Harrison Public Schools
It’s fair time in Boone county - and at Forest Heights Elementary media specialist Tammy Ward is taking learning for a spin! She read aloud to 4th grade students from the book "Mr. Ferris and His Wheel" about George Washington Gale Ferris and his creation of the first Ferris wheel for the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. Students then completed a hands-on activity with LEGO Education SPKE, a science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics learning system, designing and building their very own Ferris wheels!
The fun didn’t stop there! Using coding, students programmed their creations to light up, play music, and even stop to let passengers off—just like the real thing!
Great job, Mrs. Ward!
about 2 months ago, Harrison Public Schools
Our Harrison junior high and senior high basketball teams have started their annual fundraiser! Please help them spread the word! Donations will help cover the cost of team travel gear, team camps, and locker room improvements.
There are three tiers of donations:
Bronze ($50) - Your name or company will be featured on a donor poster at the entrance of the Harrison High School Arena. Silver ($100) - Your name will be featured on a donor poster and announced as a silver donor at high school home basketball games. Gold ($200+) - Your name will be featured on a donor poster, announced as a gold donor at high school basketball games, and displayed on a video board slide.
Mrs. Kheidi Davis' gifted and talented students traveled back in time this week! As they read "Little House in the Big Woods" by Laura Ingalls Wilder, they got a first-hand look at pioneer life by making their own butter.
Students "churned" heavy whipping cream into butter by simply shaking it in glass jars. They then compared store-bought rolls and butter with delicious homemade rolls and their very own fresh-churned butter. It was a fun and tasty way to learn about the incredible skills and intelligence pioneers needed to create their own food!
