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AAPI night at Russellville High School. Please see the attached graphic concerning details.
Russellville High School will be hosting a fundraiser basketball tournament to support the FCA program. Please see the attached documents and online form regarding this event.
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Russellville High School senior walks for 2024.
Russellville High School Art students attended the AYAA competition in Hot Springs, AR April 18, 2024.
Russellville High School students competed in the state art competition AYAA in Hot Springs. RHS had a total of nine wins in the competition.
Top left to right:
Kaylee Ford- 1st place in “collage/mixed media 1st year”
Gabryella Herrea- Honorable mention in pencil/graphite realistic
Olive Harrington- 2nd place in Pen/ink
Rebeca Casto- 2 honorable mentions in “altered books” and “college/mixed media first year”
Bottom left to right:
Pantera Petit- 4th place in mixed media expressive, and 2nd place in pencil/graphite expressive
Claryn Nupp- 1st place in markers
Jennifer Norwood- 3rd place in “collage/mixed media first year”
Cyclone Broadcasting had a whirlwind month of real world experience and new connections!
Our team toured THV11 and gained valuable insight from management and legendary Arkansas anchor Karen Fuller, Meteorologist Skot Covert, Jurnee Taylor, and Wake Up Central host Hayden Balgaavy.
Broadcasting students job shadowed NASA scientists and media relations personnel over two days during the eclipse. This job shadow included exclusive interviews with the team and oversight of a live NASA TV broadcast.
Cyclone Broadcasting also visited Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville and worked alongside SEC Network personnel and Razorback Sports Network producers during a live SEC Network broadcast of Arkansas Razorback softball.
The program will soon debut its lineup for the brand new Cyclone Broadcasting Media Mentorship program. This one of a kind program pairs students and media professionals for regular, one on one interactions to help improve and encourage students.
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Senior Sunset will be held on May 18, 2024.
The Cyclone Quiz Bowl team will return to the state championship game again this year. The Cyclones defeated teams from Jacksonville, Lake Hamilton, Little Rock Chrisitan, and Benton to earn the opportunity to play for their 8th straight state championship. Go Cyclones! #OneRSD
Congratulations to Jaida Mays and Major Todd Gray on being selected student of the month and staff member of the month at Russellville High School.
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Congratulations to Ms. Paxton Anderson on being named Teacher of The Year for the 2023/2024 school year at Russellville High School.
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Cyclone Baseball will host a special Military Appreciation Night on Tuesday, April 9 at Hickey Park as they take on Mt. Home in a 5A West Conference doubleheader. The Cyclones will honor veterans, active service members, and families during the games. Veterans and active service members will be admitted for FREE—thanks to the AR Army National Guard for sponsoring this event for Cyclone Baseball.
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The RHS Eclipse Research Group is working jointly with ATU students to collect bioacoustic data during the solar eclipse.
Today they had the opportunity to attend a research project session with ATU and NASA scientists, and then attended a NASA presentation given to the ATU STEM Institute. #OneRSD
Congratulations to our very own Mary Stratton for being named as a finalist in the Great A-State Media Fest competition! Mary’s interview with Mayor Fred Teague was named as a top eight finalist in the state. The winners will be announced later this month. Congratulations, Mary, and to all of the crew who helped produce this incredible content! #OneRSD
Support the RHS FBLA program tonight at our local Dairy Queen from 5 to 8 pm.
"As the upcoming solar eclipse approaches, RHS has been providing as much education as possible regarding the significance of this event. On Friday, March 29th, RHS Science classes hosted ATU physics faculty, Dr. Matthew Hankins and Dr. Amber Harrington, as guest speakers to further educate our students and provide them with unique learning opportunities!" #OneRSD
