Mark those calendars! The Airedales are throwing a TOY TOSS party! Students can bring a toy and get in for free!
It's a day bursting with excitement for the Alma Middle School Advance Drama Class because they've been chosen as the 2025 One Act Showcase for the Junior Festival! Their performance of “Hoodie” achieved an incredible Superior Rating at the Arkansas State One Act Festival, marking them as the top contenders! Hip hip hooray and congratulations to these shining stars of the stage! 🎭✨
Although the Thanksgiving celebrations have come to an end, we just HAD to share these adorable snapshots from one of the Thanksgiving programs at Alma Primary School! In the week leading up to Thanksgiving, the kindergarten classes hosted a fun performance for their friends and family. A special thank you to the teachers who made it all happen! Sweet moments turned into memories.
The Hand To Hand Foundation toy giveaway is happening this Saturday! Check out all the details below.
Yesterday, 9th grade Quiz Bowl played two awesome matches against Butterfield. The energy of this group is unmatched and that dynamic alone will make this an exciting season for 9th grade! Congratulations to our MVPs: Avah and Olivia! Both of these players answered an impressive amount of questions and will play key roles on the team throughout the season.
Mr. Bridges recently organized chess tryouts for 4th and 5th graders at Alma Intermediate School. He was truly impressed by the student's performance and attentiveness to instruction. In response, the GT department purchased chess boards for every classroom, allowing students to further develop their skills. Since team spots were limited, Mr. Bridges encouraged those who didn't make the team to keep practicing and enhancing their abilities. We are excited to see how this activity will continue to evolve! Keep up the fantastic work!
Have you ever been curious about Project Graduation and what it involves? By clicking the link below, you can find the answers to that question and much more! While the main focus is on high school seniors, anyone willing to help is always welcome. Project Graduation is an initiative aimed at creating a safe, alcohol-free atmosphere for high school seniors to celebrate their graduation night. This program typically features a range of exciting activities, games, entertainment, and prizes, ensuring that students enjoy a memorable night with their friends. Communities unite to support these events, with local businesses and volunteers contributing their resources and time. It's a fantastic way to show support for the graduating class and encourage a responsible celebration that emphasizes safety and well-being. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or community member, your involvement can truly make a positive impact on the lives of these young graduates. LINK: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/.../What_is...
Alma Intermediate School happenings! Mrs. Feurtado continues to bring excitement to the Alma Intermediate Library! This week, students read "Balloons Over Broadway," which explores the history of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. After this engaging story, they had the opportunity to unleash their creativity by crafting their own parade balloons using foil. The creativity was off the charts! Huge shoutout to Mrs. Feurtado for making learning a blast! Please visit the Alma School District Facebook page for more photos.
The Key Club members at Alma High School recently collected non-perishable food items to replenish their blessing box, located near the SKOKOS PAC. By demonstrating empathy and taking initiative, the Key Club has set a strong example of how young individuals can create impactful change and assist those in greatest need. Well done!
Wednesday was celebrated as World Kindness Day! Ms. Hall at Alma Intermediate School took this opportunity to create a memorable experience for the 3rd graders. Smokey the Bear, accompanied by several of his friends, made a delightful visit that was cherished by all! They handed out stickers, answered questions, provided goodie bags for the teachers, and gave students the chance to take photos with Smokey! We are truly thankful to the Cass Job Corps team and Smokey for their time and generosity. Remember, being KIND is always COOL!
Today, Mrs. Barrett’s 8th grade Intro to Business and Marketing class from Alma Middle School visited the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith. They met with faculty from the College of Business and Industry, enjoyed a tour of the campus, and had some leisure time in the Student Center. It was a fantastic opportunity for them to glimpse the possibilities that await in their future!
Alma Intermediate students are gathering items to donate to Alma Health and Rehab. Short on time to shop? No worries! Just click on the link below to check out their Amazon Wish List. Link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/F94UNM4X5ZFQ?ref_=wl_share&fbclid=IwY2xjawGglt1leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHdE_FJUZUM3uV1ARMKN7KiN
On Monday night, Mrs. Walden rocked the stage with her Alma Intermediate Honor Choir, delivering a spectacular tribute to honor our veterans! They poured their hearts into making this event unforgettable, particularly for those who have served or are currently serving. A huge shoutout to everyone who showed up to cheer and support this amazing celebration!
Champions Night was a blast for the ages! A huge shoutout to everyone who braved the rain for a night filled with nostalgia and camaraderie, celebrating our past while eyeing the bright future ahead. Go Airedales! Please visit the Alma School District Facebook page for more photos.
This week, we celebrate National School Bus Safety Week! The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) encourages drivers to reduce their speed and remain vigilant around school buses in their neighborhoods. We appreciate the significance of this week and express our gratitude to everyone in our transportation department for their efforts in safeguarding our students. For more details on school bus stop safety, please visit https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/school-bus-safety.... 🚌🚸🦺🚦
The Alma School District app serves as an important resource for effective communication and staying updated on district news. It provides parents the opportunity to connect with teachers and access class information via the Rooms feature. If you are a registered parent or guardian, downloading the app is important for logging into Rooms and receiving notifications straight to your device. Make sure to enable notifications for the best experience. Below are the download links for both iPhone and Android.
Download for iPhone: https://apple.co/3cdoepN
Download for Android: https://bit.ly/3AECMrI
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On Tuesday evening, the Airedale Golf team celebrated their season with a year-end banquet. It was a wonderful night filled with joy as they honored their achievements and recognized their seniors: Marlee Cedillo, Piercen Howell, and Miles Kendrick. Congratulations to each of you on a fantastic season! We are excited about the bright future of Airedale Golf.
This week, we set sail and celebrated National School Lunch Week in cafeterias throughout the district! Established in 1962 by President John F. Kennedy, National School Lunch Week (NSLW) has annually highlighted the significance of a nutritious school lunch in a child's life and its effects both inside and outside the classroom. This year's theme, “School Lunch Pirates: Find Your Treasure,” underscored the essential role that healthy school lunches play in students' academic and social success. The Child Nutrition Workers at Alma School District truly went above and beyond, wearing their best pirate attire and turning their kitchens into a pirate paradise! A huge shoutout to them for their unwavering dedication, especially this week, for transforming lunchtime into an exciting treasure hunt for all the students!
This week, the GT students from the 4th and 5th grades had the chance to explore the Arkansas Tech campus in Russellville. They toured lecture halls, science laboratories, dormitories, and an art gallery, and even met Jerry the Bulldog, the university's ambassador. This experience provided our GT students with a glimpse of how they can pursue their education close to home while inspiring thoughts about their future aspirations. A big thank you to Mr. Bridges for creating this wonderful opportunity for our students.
On Wednesday, October 16th, all of our eighth-grade students took part in the iCan Career Expo at the Peak Innovation Center. They attended presentations focused on three career clusters aligned with interest inventories they completed. Students explored future job opportunities in various fields, including manufacturing and engineering, agriculture and construction, arts and communications, business and marketing, health sciences, human services, and information technology. The Peak Center welcomed nearly 3,000 eighth graders from across the region, helping them connect with potential career pathways. With over 100 employers and young professional volunteers present, this event was truly memorable for our students!
