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The Giants returned home to MetLife Stadium after opening their preseason schedule in Canton, Ohio in order to host the Steelers Saturday night.
It was the first preseason game on the schedule for Pittsburgh, which played quarterback Ben Roethlisberger just one series. But the Giants kept their first-team offense in for the entire first quarter and into the second, giving Eli Manning four drives to try to work out some kinks in offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo's new system. The results — as they were against the Bills last week — were questionable at best.
But we did get a glimpse at some pieces on offense and defense which may give us a clue as to what this team will look like come Sept. 8.
Metro looks at three things we learned from the Giants' second preseason game:
1. Still running
The running game still appears to be light years ahead of the passing game in McAdoo's new offense. It was rookie Andre Williams who tore up the Bills last week, while free agent signee Rashad Jennings did the duty against Pittsburgh. Jennings busted off a 73-yard touchdown run on the first play of theteam'ssecond series. He finished with five carries for 85 yards. Williams took a back seat due to the explosive run by Jennings, but he still finished with an impressive seven carries for 35 yards. The Giants' 171 rushing yards showed they have plenty of depth not just at running back, but also along the offensive line.
2. Boy meets world
Rookie undrafted receiver Corey Washington had his second straight impressive game. When he won a jump ball and took it into the end zone for a 70-yard touchdown last week it was just a nice play by a guy very unlikely to make the roster. But when he makes another nice play on a jump ball — as he did on a goal-line toss against the Steelers — you have to stand up and take notice. Maybe he could make this roster after all. While Marcus Harris, last week's fellow wideout surprise, crashed back to earth with zero catches on two targets, Washington pulled a repeat performance. The 6-foot-4 wide receiver is giving the Giants a dimension to their offense no one else provides. If the Giants aren't going to have a big-bodied tight end for red-zone catches — and they don't appear to have a receiving tight end period — Washington might be more than just a spare part for the practice squad.
3. New power generation
The secondary continues to battle the new emphasis on illegal contact, like most teams, but Prince Amukamara looked impressive in his time on the field. With Terrell Thomas gone, Amukamara has no safety net behind him. Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie will be the top corner, but very few teams nowadays don't have two legitimate threats at wideout. The fourth-year cornerback appears ready to finally make the next step in his career after missing much of last season due to injury. He did a nice job of fighting off a block on a third down and tackling LeVeon Bell on a screen pass to force a punt on fourth and short on Pittsburgh's second series. Amukamara, who said he prides himself on his physical play, ended up with four tackles in the game.
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ARKADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOLEvent Code: FE66120YOUR PHOTOS ARE READY!Good news! JostensPIX was recently at your school to photograph picture day,and your student's photos are now available for viewing and ordering!Click on the button below to get started.VIEW AND ORDER PHOTOS HEREhttps://shop.jostenspix.comPHOTOS NOT APPEARING IN YOUR GALLERY?FIND YOUR STUDENT USING... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School Parents, This school year will be different, but one thing that doesn't change is our desire to remember the important memories in our children's lives! The ONE place that will capture and preserve the memories of this unique school year is the yearbook! Order before 9/25/2020 and receive up to FOUR FREE icons on the cover of the... READ MORE >
On October 22, 2020, the Arkadelphia High School FBLA chapter will once again host the UAMS Mammovan on the high school campus. Women from the community will have access to free mammograms. Please select the following link for more information. Call UAMS to set up an appointment at 1-800-259-8794. UAMS Mammovan at AHS Information Link READ MORE >
On October 22, 2020, the Arkadelphia High School FBLA chapter will once again host the UAMS Mammovan on the high school campus. Participants will have access to free mammograms. Please select the following link for more information. Call UAMS to set up an appointment at 1-800-259-8794.UAMS Mammovan at AHS Information Link READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School Parents, SUPER NICE. LOWEST PRICE Smile! This may be a unique school year, but the yearbook is still the ONLY place to get the full story of the year! Get your yearbook at the year's lowest price. Order by Friday, September 25, 2020 for only $40.00.That's a savings of $10.00. SAVE NOW by clicking here or copy and paste this address... READ MORE >
Welcome to our Virtual Open House for all 9th grade virtual learners and BOTH on site and virtual 10th, 11th, and 12th graders! Simply click on the link below and then select your teachers to see a short video message from them. For on site 9th graders, please check your email for your designated time to come for On Site Open House.Click Here To Proceed to the... READ MORE >
Selected members of the APSD Ready for Learning Committee will be answering questions on a Facebook live video Q&A time on the Arkadelphia Public School District Facebook page on Monday, July 27, at 4:00 p.m. central. If you aren't able to watch the Q&A session live, it will remain on our APSD Facebook page and be posted to YouTube for those who may not have a... READ MORE >
We are happy to announce that there has been no increase in the cost of the MacBook Insurance program at AHS. The one time per school year payment will remain $40. Please be prepared to pay the $40 when you pick up your MacBook. Pickup Schedule: 9th Grade: Orientation and Pickup July 15 or 16-Sessions at 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm, & 5:30pm 10th Grade: Monday, July... READ MORE >
We are happy to announce that there has been no increase in the cost of the MacBook Insurance program at AHS. The one time per school year payment will remain $40. Please be prepared to pay the $40 when you pick up your MacBook. Pickup Schedule: 9th Grade: Orientation and Pickup July 15 or 16 10th Grade: Monday, July 20 11th Grade: Tuesday, July 21 12th... READ MORE >
We are happy to announce that there has been no increase in the cost of the MacBook Insurance program at AHS. The one time per school year payment will remain $40. Please be prepared to pay the $40 when you pick up your MacBook. Pickup Schedule: 9th Grade: Orientation and Pickup July 15 or 16 10th Grade: Monday, July 20 11th Grade: Tuesday, July 21 12th... READ MORE >
MacBook Pickup for 10th, 11th, 12th Grade Coming July 20-22. READ MORE >
Welcome Freshmen! MacBook Orientation and Pickup Information. READ MORE >
Information regarding MacBook Orientation and Pickup for students in Grades 10, 11, and 12. READ MORE >
The beautiful AHS Class of 2020 Senior Slideshow, you will be missed. Congratulations! You made it. READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School Class of 2020 Career and Technical Education Completers. Video Released on Facebook May 11, 2020. READ MORE >
Congratulations to the Arkadelphia High School 2020 Graduates! Please enjoy our final production of the ceremony, including the full program of speakers. Special thanks to Clair Mays, EAST instructor, for making this video a reality. We would also like to thank our graduates and their families for participating in this non-traditional ceremony. Seeing each of... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School will graduate 119 seniors Saturday, May 16, at Arkadelphia High School. The ceremony is private and for the families of graduates only, due to health department restrictions. The awarding of diplomas will begin at 10:00 a.m. The Summa Cum Laude speech will be given by Sydney Marie Motl. Motl is the daughter of Casey and Lori Motl. She... READ MORE >
Monday, May 11, the 2020 Arkansas FBLA Awards of Excellence Program will recognize the winners of the first ever virtual competition. Students in the Arkadelphia High School FBLA chapter competed in the virtual competition April 27-29. Everyone is invited to view the awards at 7pm online. You may access the awards ceremony by clicking here. READ MORE >
Over the past several weeks, we have worked with the Arkadelphia High School faculty leadership team and the 2020 Senior class student leadership team to gather input on having a non-traditional graduation ceremony in May rather than waiting, in the hopes of having a traditional graduation ceremony later. While our students and staff desired the traditional... READ MORE >
The 2019-20 Arkadelphia High School yearbook is in the final stages of production. If you have not purchased one yet, you will want to reserve a copy of the ONE book that documents this crazy, unique school year for your student. Copies are limited, please order online at www.jostensyearbooks.com/?ref=A00281000. If you have already purchased a book, thank you. READ MORE >
Caps and Gowns, along with anything else you have ordered from Herff-Jones, will be delivered to Arkadelphia High School next week on Thursday, April 16th. Rick and Michelle Lancaster, our Herff-Jones partners) will provide a drive-through pick-up service for your safety and convenience. Here's how it works: Between 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., enter AHS campus... READ MORE >
March 30, 2020 Attention Arkadelphia High School Class of 2020: The Division of Elementary and Secondary Education has issued guidance for high school seniors that are to graduate and were in good standing at the end of the third quarter. These seniors are considered to have met graduation requirements for the State of Arkansas with the following... READ MORE >
Email sent on Friday, March 20, at 3:00 p.m.Good afternoon, AHS Students! I want to preface this email with a statement that it is lengthy, but important. I really need you to stick with it and read all of it. I need your help and will tell you what that entails later in this message. I am sending this to your parents, as well, so they will know what you... READ MORE >
Dear Parents/Guardians of AHS students, We are now closed at the guidance of the Governor, Arkansas Department of Education and the Arkansas Department of Health. During this time, deep cleaning and sanitization will take place. Only the custodians and principals will be on campus. The campus will be closed to all other staff and students. Your students were... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School Computer Science Students Caleb Cornelius, Aisha Faiq, and Colin Phillips competed at the Fourth Annual Arkansas Governor's Regional Coding Competition on Friday, February 28 at Dawson Coop. Regional events were held simultaneously at 16 regional locations around the state (all Arkansas Education Service Cooperatives and one location (UALR)... READ MORE >
Paul Sivils, media specialist at Arkadelphia High School recently received a $500 grant from the Clark County Community Foundation, an affiliate of the Arkansas Community Foundation. The purpose of the grant is to support the Think25 High School literacy program. This program encourages students, faculty and staff to read twenty-five books per school year... READ MORE >
Tickets go on sale Wednesday, February 19th for the 2020 Arkadelphia High School Prom, "Endless Twilight." Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during both lunches or see Mrs. Robin Jones. Juniors and Seniors can purchase their tickets for $35 before spring break or $45 after spring break. Tickets for out of school guests are $50 before spring break or $60... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia FBLA Chapter attended the District IV Spring Leadership Conference on Wednesday, February 5 in Hope, AR. AHS had the most students registered and received the award for the Largest Chapter Membership in the District. The students who placed are eligible to compete at the State Leadership Conference held in Little Rock on April 6-7. First... READ MORE >
Forty-five AHS students passed the MOS PowerPoint certification test in Mrs. Mary Standley's Survey of Business classes just before the end of the first semester. Certifications give students a professional edge by providing globally recognized industry endorsed evidence of skills mastery, and demonstrates their abilities and willingness to embrace new... READ MORE >
After taking 1st place at the Murfreesboro Invitational on Monday, the 9th Grade Quiz Bowl Team won the Regional competition Friday, January 17 at Malvern! They defeated Malvern, Mena, Fountain Lake, Nashville, and Ashdown for the title. A big shout-out to Calvin Clardy and Mason McKinney for being named to the All Star Team! Next stop...State on February 8th at... READ MORE >
submitted by Bud McMillion, AHS Instructional FacilitatorAHS Juniors - Save the Date! AHS ACT Bootcamp - January 28, 2020 Arkadelphia High School is providing an important opportunity for our Juniors to improve their ACT scores on January 28, 2020. On this day, all Juniors will board buses at AHS and travel to Henderson State University for special training... READ MORE >
Saturday, December 7, the Ouachita Career Center Welding class will hold their First Annual Art Show here in Arkadelphia. Arkadelphia High School student art will be on display. The show will be from 12pm-3pm at A-Town Fitness in Arkadelphia. Please see the flyer for more information. READ MORE >
AHS Juniors to participate in an ACT timing study on December 3, 2019submitted by Bud McMillion, AHS Instructional Facilitator Save the date! Most Juniors at Arkadelphia High School will be participating in an ACT Timing study on December 3, 2019 from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm. One hundred and three juniors have been selected to take the ACT under timed conditions.... READ MORE >
Forty-seven AHS students passed the MOS Word certification test in Mrs. Mary Standley's Survey of Business classes. Certifications give students a professional edge by providing globally recognized industry endorsed evidence of skills mastery, and demonstrates their abilities and willingness to embrace new technologies. Pictured are: Front row, left to right: Ayden... READ MORE >
Congratulations Parents, You have a senior who will be graduating from Arkadelphia High School at the end of this school year. Therefore, you are invited to our annual Financial Aid Workshop for seniors and their parents to get current information on how to pay for college and or other educational opportunities after high school. The program is scheduled for... READ MORE >
Leave the baking to AHS FCCLA! Order your Thanksgiving desserts from AHS FCCLA-$10 per pie. To make an order or for more information contact Robin Jones at AHS. READ MORE >
This Friday in Arkadelphia is Badger Pink Out for Breast Cancer Awareness; show your support at the Badger game against Ashdown Friday night and all day Friday in the community. In 2018, more than two million women were diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States. If you need a Badger for the Cure T-shirt, FBLA still has some shirts available for $15; $17... READ MORE >
The FBLA sponsored UAMS Mammovan will be at AHS on Tuesday, October 29-one week away. If a woman does not have health insurance, there are programs and scholarships available so that they can receive a free mammogram. There are still some appointments available. Ladies forty years and over are encouraged to call today to setup your appointment through the UAMS... READ MORE >
This Friday night the Arkadelphia Badger Football team travels to Haskell Harmony Grove to take on the Cardinals at 7pm. If you are unable to travel to the game, watch online by clicking here on the Badger Sports Network Link READ MORE >
The AHS and Goza FBLA Chapters will be hosting the UAMS MammoVan on the Arkadelphia High School campus on Tuesday, October 29 during Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Ladies forty years and over are encouraged to call today to setup your appointment through the UAMS office at 1(800)259-8794. Visit the UAMS Mammovan webpage by clicking here. READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia School District will celebrate its football homecoming Friday, October 11 as the Badgers face the Fountain Lake Cobras. The homecoming pep rally will begin at 10am in the AHS Gymnasium. The homecoming parade will be at 4pm in downtown Arkadelphia. The coronation ceremony begins at 6:25pm in Badger Stadium. The football game starts at 7pm. The... READ MORE >
HOMECOMING FRIDAY NIGHT!! The Badgers will take on the Fountain Lake Cobras this Friday, October 11 at 7:00 pm on AllCare Field at Badger Stadium. AVOID THE LINES AT THE GATE by going online STARTING TODAY to purchase your tickets so you can get to your seat and not miss a minute of the action. Click Here to purchase your tickets ahead of time. READ MORE >
Vote for Cannon Turner's pick six for the THV11 Yarnell's Sweetest Play of Week 5! Click Here to Vote READ MORE >
This Friday night the Arkadelphia Badger Football team travels to Little Rock Joe T. Robinson to take on the Senators at 7pm. If you are unable to travel to the game, watch online at http://www.arkadelphiabadgertv.com/broadcasts READ MORE >
The AHS and Goza FBLA Chapters are proud to announce that they will once again be hosting the UAMS MammoVan on the Arkadelphia High School campus on Tuesday, October 29 during Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Ladies forty years and over are encouraged to call today to setup your appointment through the UAMS office at 1(800)259-8794. Visit the UAMS Mammovan... READ MORE >
Students, You can now sign up to work towards being a badger scholar this year. Please read the requirements shown below. You will have until the end of the school day on September 6, 2019 to join the badger scholar "class" in ECHO. If you do not sign up in ECHO by the above date then you will NOT be in the Badger Scholar Program this year. Badger Scholar... READ MORE >
ARKADELPHIA BAND PROGRAM / 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR The Arkadelphia School District will start accepting online payments for the Disney Trip for our band students. You will be able to use your debit or credit card. However, you may continue to take your payments to Mrs. Whitney Smith. We want to make it convenient for our parents, so use which ever method that is... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia Public School District, in conjunction with the United States Department of Agriculture, is sponsoring a free summer lunch program for all children 18 and under one again in the summer of 2019. The meals will be available Monday through Friday from June 3 through August 2. The only weekday that lunches won't be served will be on the July... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School will graduate 120 seniors in a ceremony set for 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 18, at the Duke Wells HPER Gymnasium on the campus of Henderson State University, according to Principal David Maxwell. Those who are not able to be present can watch the ceremony live on the Arkadelphia High School Facebook page. The Summa Cum Laude speech will... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia High School debate team recently participated in the annual "Badger Congress" event in the AHS Little Theater, with team members simulating a legislative session by representing congressional districts, presenting bills, debating the bills and ultimately voting on the bills. To prepare for the event, students looked at examples of proposed bills... READ MORE >
Patrick Hayes of Arkadelphia High School is among a select group of rising high school seniors chosen as a member of the 40th Arkansas Governor's School. Founded in 1979 by Gov. Bill Clinton, Arkansas Governor's School serves up to 400 selected students from around the state during the summer before their senior year in high school. The 2019 Arkansas Governor's... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia High School Black History Month Committee recognized area African-American leaders at a recent assembly as a part of their Black History Month emphasis during the month of February. In the past, the committee has brought in a speaker to culminate the month's activities, but this year they decided to recognize area residents who have made... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia High School chapter of DECA is honored to host the 3rd Annual DECA Crawfish Boil sponsored by community partner Sodexo - OBU and Jon Fitzgerald on Friday, April 5. AHS DECA members are selling tickets for the annual crawfish fundraiser for club members to help defray costs to represent Arkadelphia at the DECAInternational Career Development... READ MORE >
Ten of the twelve students from Arkadelphia High School who attended the recent 2019 DECA State Career Development Conference in Little Rock earned some type of state recognition, according to AHS DECA VP for Communication Reece Nowlin. The group, sponsored by AHS Career Education teacher David Gustaveson, had six students receive medals and a group of four... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School announced its honor rolls for 9th - 12th grades for the second nine weeks and the overall first semester.ARKADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL 1STSEMESTER 2018-19All A's 12th Grade – Mary Jane Adame, Kacie Allen, Samuel Coventry, Caroline Derby, Hannah Fenocchi, Addelyn Groom, Alexzandria Leguin, Nicholas LeVar, Faith Ochello, Kylee Overturf,... READ MORE >
Twenty-two Arkadelphia High School Beta Club members attended the 77th Annual Arkansas State Beta Club Convention in January at the Hot Springs Convention Center. Students competed in Visual Arts 2-D, Painting, Photography, On-site drawing, Spanish, Language Arts, Science, Mathematics, Quiz Bowl, and Technology. AHS Beta Club is new to the convention scene as... READ MORE >
See the images below for national scholarship opportunities with deadline in the month of February. For more scholarship possibilities, visit the Arkadelphia Promise scholarship page. READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School's Badger Robotics team began preparation for the 2019 FIRST Robotics competition season on January 5, 2019 after the unveiling of the theme of this year's competition: "Destination: Deep Space." FIRST Robotics Competition, presented by Boeing, combines the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology. FIRST Robotics... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School is proud to announce that 16 AHS students have obtained FANUC Materials Handling Certification from the FANUC Corporation, which recognizes the students' ability to use a FANUC robots in a factory environment. FANUC Materials Handling Certification indicates that the FANUC Corporation recognizes the students' competence in programming and... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School DECA students recently had a chance to extend their learning to a location outside the classroom by participating in the Memphis Grizzlies' Pro Sports Career Day at the FedEx Forum. The 24 AHS students involved in DECA who went on the trip put to action the mission of the national student-led organization which is to "prepare emerging... READ MORE >
Order your Badger Football State Championship shirt or hat today! 1st order- Closes December 10 at midnight and shirts will be ready by Friday, December 14.2nd order- Closes December 17 at midnight and shirts will be ready by Friday, December 21.All proceeds go to the football program.To order, visit the following link:... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia School District was approved by the Arkansas Department of Education for up to five (5) days to count as Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) Days for the 2018-19 school year. - This is the second year that ADE has approved such days for district to use in the event of school closures due to weather or other emergencies - This keeps schools... READ MORE >
Thank you for supporting your public school! #AEW2018 READ MORE >
Now taking orders for 2018 Football Playoff t-shirts! Hurry and place your order because orders will only be taken until Tuesday, November 6 at noon. Click Here or copy and paste https://stores.inksoft.com/ahs_playoffs_2018/shop/home into your browser's address bar. Shirts will be ready for pick up Thursday afternoon (November 8) at Arnold, Batson, Turner &... READ MORE >
AHS junior Patrick Hayes was recognized at a recent APSD Board of Education meeting for his AP Computer Science test score award from the ADE.Arkadelphia High School junior Patrick Hayes was honored at the most recent Arkadelphia School District Board of Education meeting for being recognized by the Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) as a part of the Arkansas... READ MORE >
Click the link below to access an information sheet on how to access your student's ECHO portal which show class assignments, grades and other information. This form will also be handed out a Parent-Teacher Conferences Thursday evening.The sheet includes information on how to monitor your student's progress through ECHO via the web or on a mobile device. You'll... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School will hold technology orientation sessions for incoming 9th graders and their parents Wednesday, July 18, and Thursday, July 19, at Arkadelphia High School. In an attempt to accommodate different parent schedules, freshmen and their parents are invited to attend one of the following six sessions to receive information about AHS's one-to-one... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia Promise Board of Directors recently approved a $2,000 increase to the Arkadelphia Promise Scholarship. The funding increase will be given to Arkadelphia High School graduates, beginning with the class of 2018. The announcement was made on Wednesday, May 16 at the annual Arkadelphia Promise Signing Day event.As a result of the scholarship increase,... READ MORE >
On behalf of Governor Asa Hutchinson, the Arkansas Department of Education recently held Scholastic Honors Day at the Governor's Mansion in Little Rock. The Scholastic Honors Day recognizes Arkansas' best and brightest students. Both public and private high schools participate in order to give all high school students an opportunity to attend this great... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School will graduate 118 seniors Saturday, May 19 at the Duke Wells HPER Gymnasium on the campus of Henderson State University, according to Principal David Maxwell. The ceremony begins at 10 a.m. The Summa Cum Laude speech will be given by Taylor Drake Savage. Taylor is the son of Rob and Leann Savage. Savage attends Second Baptist Church where he... READ MORE >
The Arkansas Times has selected Fateemah Faiq of Arkadelphia High School to the Arkansas Class of 2018 Academic All-Star Team. Fateemah is the daughter of Ms. Saba Chaudry. Along with Fateemah, Taylor Savage also of Arkadelphia High School received honorable mention in being selected to the final round of judging for the All-Star Academic Team. Taylor is the son of... READ MORE >
On Wednesday, May 2, the Arkadelphia Public School Career Education Department recognized the Career Education Career of Study Completers from the graduating class of 2018. The Arkansas Career Education Department recognizes students who have completed at least three classes in a Program of Study. Students were recognized at the APSD Career Completer Luncheon... READ MORE >
This year Owen Phillips has been selected to attend the 2018 Arkansas Governor's School (AGS) hosted at Hendrix College. Owen will be attending in the English Language Arts program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Phillips. Selection for Governor's School is based on a combination of ability and interest and is highly competitive. The six-week intensive... READ MORE >
Sydney Motl and McKinley Green, 10th grade students at Arkadelphia High School, were selected by the Sunrise Rotary Club to participate in the RYLA Leadership Conference Program at the 4-H Conference Camp in Ferncliff, Ark. The two students attended the event on April 5-8. Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs... READ MORE >
Thirteen students from Arkadelphia High School attended the 2018 DECA State Career Development Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas on February 28th & March 1st. AHS marketing students who attended: Javonte Brown, Carl Brim, James Fitzgerald, Fateemah Fiaq, Haley Francis, Kristopher Hall, William Jones, Nancy Kwetchou, Leslie Loe, Reece Nowlin, Sarah Pollock,... READ MORE >
The District IV FBLA Spring Conference was held on Wednesday, February 7 on the campus of the University of Arkansas at Hope. Congratulations to the following students that placed and are headed to the State FBLA Conference to be held in Little Rock on April 9-10:Kylee Overturf - 1st place Insurance & Risk ManagementSumner Huerkamp - 1st place Accounting IIMcKinley... READ MORE >
Starting on the morning of Tuesday, February 13, Badger Drive will be closed for construction from access at W.P. Malone. The student and parent rider entrance will be open, but the remainder of the drive from the access to W.P. Malone will be closed for construction. All students, parents and faculty will need to utilize High School Drive from Hwy. 8 to access... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School will hold the annual King of Hearts Assembly on Friday, February 9, at 9:35 a.m. in the high school gymnasium. Students will be on bell schedule #3. Congratulations to students selected for the King of Hearts Homecoming Court: DeMarco Britton, Jack Burnham, Josh Burnham, Kristopher Hall, Lemarkus Hearn, Jordan Jarboe, Kanovus Leeper,... READ MORE >
Have you purchased your yearbook/senior ad pages? YEARBOOK ORDER FORM - ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK BY 2/16/2018! Please return the attached form with a check payable to Arkadelphia High School Yearbook, or you can also pay with cash. Send the form and payment to Mrs. Hathcoat, Yearbook Advisor. DON'T MISS THE DEADLINE, PRICE GOES UP TO $50 ON 2/17/2018. SENIOR AD PAGES... READ MORE >
Order your 2017 Badger Football State Championship t-shirt today!There will be a second order placed for those who did not get an opportunity to order in December. You can order your shirt online or you can order and pay in person by contacting Caroline Reed ( firstname.lastname@example.com or 870-246-7373 ) at AHS. Orders MUST be received before NOON... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia High School CONE Foundation awarded 20 grants to various non-profit organizations for their proposed projects in Clark County at its annual awards ceremony. The CONE Foundation, made up of 17 Gifted and Talented seniors at Arkadelphia High School, received over 24 proposals requesting almost $25,000.00. The 2017 selected recipients at the December... READ MORE >
The EAST classes at Arkadelphia High School recently performed Acts of Kindness as part of the beginning service projects for the year. Students formed groups, and within the groups they planned their Act of Kindness integrating some of the EAST technology within the projects. Students chose educators, local charities, individuals, and local law enforcement to ... READ MORE >
IMPORTANT AHS FOOTBALL PLAYOFF TICKET INFO FOR THOSE PLANNING TO ATTEND TONIGHT'S GAME: Click this link for to read the whole story on the APSD Athletics website Tickets will be on sale today at 5:00 when the gates open. TICKETS: This game is officially an Arkansas Activities Association event, and not an APSD event. Therefore, no local passes can be accepted.... READ MORE >
Herff Jones will be here Friday, November 10th, 8:00 a.m. through both lunches in the Main Gym to take your graduation orders. For orders over $120.00 you will need to make a $60.00 down payment and pay the remainder off by the time your order arrives on April 10. For orders under $120.00 you need to pay half or pay in full. They will accept checks, cash, money... READ MORE >
2017 Badger Football Playoff shirts will be on sale Friday, November 3. Several options are available. Choose between red or blue shirts; also choose whether you want short sleeves, long sleeves, or a hoodie. Youth sizes are also available! Prices are listed on the attached photos. During school hours, please contact Caroline Reed to purchase your shirt. You... READ MORE >
Parents: You will be receiving a letter with your child's report card in the mail. The letter will contain the contact information we have for you on file. Please take a few moments to review the information. If it needs to be corrected, please make the necessary corrections and return it to us so we can have updated contact information for you. You can... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School's DECA chapter held its annual Officer Induction Ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 12, at Ouachita Baptist University. The new officers include: Fateemah Faiq, CEO; Javonte Brown, COO; JaJuan Gentry, CFO; Sarah Pollock, CHO; Harrison Shuffield, CCDO; Henry Hunley, CMO and James Fitzgerald, CLO. Mr. David Gustaveson, AHS marketing... READ MORE >
Parents, Did you know that you can receive notifications of your child's attendance records as they are updated? Once you log into your E-school account, you simply need to mark the box that says "Email" and you will receive an email notification. See photo. READ MORE >
The CONE Foundation is a mini-foundation of the Ross Foundation that provides money for worthy and needy nonprofit organizations in Clark County. Gifted and Talented students in the 12th grade at Arkadelphia High School have been raising money since their junior year. This money is matched by the Ross Foundation giving the CONE Foundation $10,000.00 to be given... READ MORE >
Industry Fair from Arkadelphia Public Schools on Vimeo.The Arkadelphia High School will be hosting a two-day Industry Fair on September 27 and 28 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the high school parking lot. This event was put in place in an effort to let students see the technology that they study on a daily basis, in application. The goal is for them to... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School Principal David Maxwell announced that Mollie Daniell and Fateemah Faiq have been named Commended Students in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, will be presented by the principal to these scholastically talented... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia Public Schools would like to thank South Central Arkansas Electric Cooperative, Inc. for their donation of four stoves to our Family and Consumer Science classroom. The Family and Consumer Science classroom has four kitchen stations, one being a convection kitchen. South Central provided three regular stoves and a convection range to meet the needs of... READ MORE >
SURPRISE to Mr. Queen's english students! Arkansas Writers in the Schools (WITS) recently published 12 Arkadelphia High School English students in its poetry anthology, "What is the Function of the Heart?" WITS visited Mr. Sean Queen's English class for a two-day workshop during the 2015-16 school year. After the workshop, students submitted their poetry pieces... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia High School engineering department is proud to announce that the Badger Weather Service is now up and running. Students taking the Engineering Design and Development course have assembled and mounted a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station, a high-quality piece of equipment that will provide accurate information about weather, on the high school roof.... READ MORE >
Ten Members of Arkadelphia High School's DECA program attended a presentation luncheon at Ouachita Baptist University on Thursday, Sept. 14. The following students were in attendance: Fateemah Fiaq, James Fitzgerald, Sarah Pollock, William Cervantes, Keaton Goodrum, Henry Hunley, Emma Cordero, Javonte Brown, Baylee Bethell, and Brantley Neal. In teams of two,... READ MORE >
Spirit Week at Arkadelphia High School is next week, September 11-15. Competitions will be held at each lunch for best dressed. Here are all the details you need to know, so you will be prepared to show how much you support the Arkadelphia Badgers!Monday: Mismatch Monday (Wear your craziest colors and patterns)Tuesday: Mathletes v Athletes (Pick a side and dress up... READ MORE >
Senior Pictures Information Senior pictures will be taken on September 11, 2017 at 8:15 in the Little Theatre. LifeTouch will provide black tux, black drape and royal blue cap and gown. They allow the guys to bring their own shirt and tie for cap and gown, but provide a white shirt with black tie if they don't bring one. Girls will need to bring a tube... READ MORE >
What's better than reading? How about reading with friends and sharing thoughts over the books you love? Mr. Sivils' Readers' Club is kicking this school year off with its first book, Mosquitoland, by David Arnold. This will be the 19th year since the inception of Readers' Club. The club was started by Sivils after receiving a grant from the Ross Foundation. ... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School awarded Badger Scholar honors to 129 students during the 37th annual Badger Scholar Banquet on May 15. This year, over 400 people attended the Badger Scholar Banquet, located at the Garrison Center Ballroom on the campus of Henderson State University. The Badger Scholar Program, partially funded by the CONE Foundation and Henderson... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School is hosting the 4A-2 District Soccer Tournament Thursday and Saturday on AllCare Field at Badger Stadium. The Lady Badgers will play their semifinal match Thursday night at 7:00 vs. the Robinson Lady Senators. We'd love to have a huge crowd to support the Lady Badgers who have won 11 matches in a row and qualified for next week's 4A State... READ MORE >
Seventeen students from Arkadelphia High School participated in the 2017 FBLA State Leadership Conference in Little Rock, Ark. on April 3-4. Hayden Spells, senior, received 3rd place in Coding and Programming, and Caroline Derby, sophomore, received 4th place in Job Interview. Derby will represent the State of Arkansas at the FBLA National Conference in Anaheim,... READ MORE >
Arkansas Tech University awarded four Arkadelphia High School engineering students a $1,000 check for their performance in the Students Design for Change competition this past Friday. Four out of five teams participating in the final stage of the competition were from AHS. A total of 29 teams initially entered the competition. According to Arkansas Tech... READ MORE >
This year, two students from Arkadelphia High School have been selected to attend the 2017 Arkansas Governor's School (AGS) hosted at Hendrix College. Two students applied from AHS this year. Those selected to attend are Blanton Matthews-English/Lang and Fateemah Faiq-Social Studies. Selection for Governor's School is based on a combination of ability and... READ MORE >
Ten students from Arkadelphia High School participated in the 2017 DECA State Career Development Conference in Little Rock, Ark. on March 5-6. The following AHS marketing students received DECA medals for placing in their event: Hanna Jones and Sara Pollock (sixth place), Hayden Spells (first place), Javonte Brown (sixth place), Harrison Shuffield (fourth place),... READ MORE >
The 9th Grade Quiz Bowl Team won 1st place in the 4A AGQBA Junior High Finals. The team went undefeated for the 2016-17 school year, winning 1st place in two invitational tournaments, as well as regional and state finals.Congratulations, 9th Grade Quiz Bowl Team, on an incredible year!Pictured: Left to right front row: Alex Carter, Sydney Motl, Patrick Hayes,... READ MORE >
The 9th Grade Quiz Bowl Team placed 1st in the AGQBA 4A Jr. High 4A Regionals Tournament at HSU in Arkadelphia, Ark. on February 3. They advanced to Finals in Conway on April 25, 2017. Area teams included: Malvern, Mena, Fountain Lake, Nashville, Ashdown, Goza Middle, and Arkadelphia High 9th. Patrick Hayes was MVP for the tournament and also made the... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the 2017 King of Hearts!Jack Bennington, escorted by Ke'arlyn Anderson and Allie HarrisGriffin Brown, escorted by Kaillah Leeper and Diovanni McDorePreston Crowder, escorted by Hannah Fenocchi and Dekota JonesShemar Dickens, escorted by Kyla Goshen and Kabrelle StulgateHank Gardner, escorted by Cynthia Castro and Elizabeth WatsonJared Garner,... READ MORE >
Two Arkadelphia High School and Junior ROTC CyberPatriot teams are competing in the Regional CyberPatriot Competition today.Students are given images of operating systems and must find the cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The competition lasts for six hours. Three AHS CyberPatriot teams competed in the State contest on January 13. "Badgers JROTC" received the 1st... READ MORE >
The Arkadelphia High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) scored a 98.7 percent and retained the highest rating of Honor Unit with Distinction during its Program of Accreditation inspection. The inspection was conducted by the Brigade Headquarters out of San Antonio, Texas. The AHS JROTC receives an accreditation every three years. To achieve the... READ MORE >
Earlier in the school year, teams of GEOIED Students competed in Arkansas Tech University's Students Design For Change Competition. The competition was designed to encourage teams of students to examine the problem of homelessness and to design microshelters that can be used as temporary housing for people without homes. As part of the competition, ATU has selected... READ MORE >
As a part of their community service project, students on the campaign team of Arkadelphia High School's DECA chapter created a promotional video for the Humane Society of Clark County.In addition to the promotional video, the team is working with Brookshires and the Ouachita Baptist University cafeteria to collect donations. Brookshires will be accepting dog food,... READ MORE >
On November 5, 2016 the Arkadelphia High School's Senior Advisory Committee will be hosting a Color Fun Run! Friends and family are welcome to join as people run a fairly simple course and get blasted with color at the end. We advise eye protection for the color may get into your eyes. We will be offering masks for $0.25 each. These would protect your mouth and... READ MORE >
Seven students at Arkadelphia High School have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional achievement on AP Exams. The College Board's Advanced Placement Program® (AP®) provides willing and academically prepared students with the opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high school, and to earn college credit, advanced... READ MORE >
APSD would like to congratulate Ms. Lisa Stanley, Arkadelphia High School's Family and Consumer Sciences teacher, on being named Teacher of the Year by the Arkansas Association of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences. AATFACS President Kim Fowler presented Stanley with a plaque on Aug. 2."I am truly humbled to know that my fellow teachers thought enough of me... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School awarded Badger Scholar honors to 151 students during the 36th annual Badger Scholar Banquet on May 23. This year, over 430 people attended the Badger Scholar Banquet, located at Walker Conference Center on the campus of Ouachita Baptist University.The Badger Scholar Program, partially funded by the CONE Foundation, is an academic reward... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School held a Makers Fair for all fourth and fifth grade students on April 23. Mr. Bud McMillion and AHS Engineering students hosted the fair in the AHS Engineering Lab, giving students an opportunity to experience the new Badger Idea Lab.Students designed and printed necklaces using the new Makerspace 3D printers, built towers using critical... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High Senior Student Advisory Committee, joined by their next generation, travels to Heifer International in Little Rock to present a check after a yearlong philanthropic project. After organizing school dances, festivals, and miscellaneous fundraisers, the students' raised a total of $850 dollars.Members of the Senior Student Advisory Committee pictured... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School students, Declend McMurry, Grant Hughes, Ryan Sheets and Race Craft, earned seventh place at the University of Arkansas High School Programming Contest on March 12. Their team, "Badger Bunch", was one of 46 teams competing in the contest.Each team consisted of two to four students. After a briefing period and practice hour, the competition... READ MORE >
July 28, 2015The Arkadelphia High School Varsity Cheerleading Squad attended an NCA Performance Camp last week. NCA is the world's most original cheerleading company. With a dedication to innovation and a passion for leadership NCA has paved the way for modern day cheerleading. The forefather of many cheerleading "firsts" Lawrence Herkimer is the pioneer of the... READ MORE >
The Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department is currently encouraging construction companies working on transportation related projects in Clark County to look at our 18-21 year old population for employment opportunities. There are currently twelve construction companies from outside our county that are responsible for construction projects in our... READ MORE >
The 2015 ARK is now on sale! Books are $45. Reserve your copy today by bringing payment to Miss Keener, Room 535, or READ MORE >
"You will be judged."Though more likely the message many would associate with a Sunday sermon, these were the words of Kevin Deshazo of Fieldhouse Media, who spoke on Wednesday to a packed Little Theater audience of AHS students about the impact social media use has on their lives. "I'm not here to tell you how horrible social media is, or that you shouldn't use... READ MORE >
Strength & Honor from Arkadelphia Public Schools on Vimeo.The award-winning Badger Pride Marching Band brings you a first-person view of their 2013 competition show "Strength and Honor."Drum Major - Sierra WestbergFrench Horn - Seth DaniellTenor drum - David LloydColor guard - Riley RorieGong, chimes - Tyler FreemanThe Badger Pride Marching Band is directed by... READ MORE >
Above, Arkadelphia Promise Executive Director Jason Jones, joined by a panel of HSU and OBU students, visits with Peake Elementary students to give insight into life as a college student. Throughout the fall, Jones counsels every senior individually on financial planning for college (below), and then meets with groups of juniors in the spring.Promise: More than... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia Public Schools Placed on the College Board's 3rd Annual AP District Honor Roll for Significant Gains in Advanced Placement Access and Student PerformanceRecord 539 Districts HonoredArkadelphia Public Schools is one of 539 school districts from 44 states in the U.S. and 6 Canadian provinces being honored by the College Board with placement on the 3rd... READ MORE >
AHS New Tech Ambassadors Mackenzie Suggs and Colby Bagwell explain a 3-D puzzle students created. The demonstration was part of Business After Hours hosted by the New Tech students. When Arkadelphia High School freshman Colby Bagwell greeted a group of guests at New Tech's Business After Hours, they let him know they weren't there for just the food and small talk.... READ MORE >
Clark County Sheriff Jason Watson discusses school safety and crisis response with staff members at Peake Elementary School. Arkadelphia Police Chief Al Harris joined Watson at a PES staff meeting to talk campus safety.Watson, Harris join teachers to discuss campus crisis responseClark County Sheriff Jason Watson and Arkadelphia Police Chief Al Harris spoke at... READ MORE >
AHS seniors Kenny Taggard and Abby Root play the lead roles of Frank and Annie.One of Broadway's most celebrated musicals, "Annie Get Your Gun," will return to the stage in Arkadelphia, presented by the Arkadelphia High School choral department. Full of familiar Irving Berlin tunes, such as "There's No Business Like Show Business" and "Anything You Can Do (I Can Do... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia Promise Director Jason Jones recently announced several key statistics that demonstrate the effectiveness of the scholarship program available to Arkadelphia High School graduates. The most striking of the data is that AHS graduates who entered college as freshmen in the fall of 2012 returned to college in the fall of 2013 at a rate of 82 percent, which... READ MORE >
Above, AHS advanced placement students in AAIMS subject areas display their award certificates shortly after the group collectively received $7,100 for passing AP exams.Arkadelphia High School is one of 39 schools in Arkansas which was selected to participate in the Arkansas Advanced Initiative for Math and Science. The AAIMS program provides teacher training and... READ MORE >
Data Driven Decisions - TLI and the Assessment Wall Goza Middle School Principal Angela Garner explains the arrangement of color coded cards on "The Wall" as they relate to student test scores.What happens after the test ends, the pencils are down and the students breathe a sigh of relief? For students in Arkadelphia Public Schools, the end of a TLI test marks the... READ MORE >
Have you heard? New Tech freshmen at AHS put it in their own words. Featuring, written and produced by New Tech at AHS students. #haveyouheardNew Tech at AHS: This is who we are from Arkadelphia Public Schools on Vimeo.Arkadelphia Public Schools serves more than 2,000 students in Clark County, Arkansas, ranging from 6-weeks-old through college- and career-readiness... READ MORE >
The 2012 Badger football team capped their 9-2 season with a 7-4A Conference title and Head Coach J.R. Eldridge, in only his second season as a head high school football coach, earned the recognition of Conference Coach of the Year."I think the 2012 season is one of those that people will be talking about for years to come," Athletics Director Chris Babb said.... READ MORE >
Above, AHS New Tech students work on projects in teams, collaborating through the use of online resources such as Echo and Google Docs which allow them to continue their work regardless of if they are on campus or not. Individual grades are given based on each student's work and responsibilities. AHS student presenters give a demonstration on a smartboard during... READ MORE >
Thanks to generous community support, the 2013 4A State Championship Badger Baseball team received their state championship rings. Head Coach Brant Matros handed out the rings to each player at a ceremony after playing the radio broadcast of the last pitches from the state finals.Badger Baseball - state championship ring ceremony from Arkadelphia Public Schools on... READ MORE >
Arkadelphia High School's Badger Pride Marching Band recently took 11 top honors, including Arkansas's most prestigious marching band award, the "Brandon Award," at the Showcase of Bands, Arkansas's largest marching competition. The event was held at Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium on October 13.Based on the Arkansas School Band and Orchestra Association's... READ MORE >
College freshman to sophomore retention rates were recently reported for the Arkadelphia High School class of 2011 graduates. In the fall of 2012, 63 of the original 90 college students from the AHS class of 2011 returned for their sophomore year, which equals a retention rate of 70 percent. According to the Arkansas Department of Higher Education, the retention... READ MORE >
New Tech at AHS - Danfoss partnership from Arkadelphia Public Schools on Vimeo.Communities grow stronger when people work together. For New Tech at Arkadelphia High School, teamwork is a primary principle reinforced through student-collaboration on certain projects. Students maintain a balance of individual and group work, pulling together as networks of peers to... READ MORE >

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Most of the world's top marketing executives understand the dramatic shifts occurring in the way they engage with customers, but still struggle to manage the change, according to a new survey from IBM: 79% of CMOs expect a high or very high level of marketing complexity over the next five years, but only 48% say they feel prepared to cope with it.
Below, additional findings from The 2011 IBM Global Chief Marketing Officer Study, which polled 1734 senior marketing executives worldwide on the challenges they face in meeting the increasing complexities of marketing today.
Game Changers
Data explosion (71%)—the increasing volume, variety, and velocity of data available from new digital sources such as social networks—is now the top challenge among the CMOs surveyed, followed by social media marketing (68%) and the growth of channels and device choices (65%).
Meanwhile, over one-half of CMOs say (56%) say they are unprepared to meet ROI accountability demands, while 54% are concerned with global outsourcing pressures.
Sources Influencing Strategic Decisions
Most CMOs say they plan to increase the use of social media in the next three to five years, but few now rely on social channels (e.g., blogs) to help them develop strategic decisions.
Instead, most CMOs rely on traditional sources of information such as market research (82%), corporate research (81%), competitive benchmarking (80%), and customer analytics (74%) to make strategic decisions.
By contrast, relatively few CMOs are exploiting the full power of digital marketing: Only 26% are tracking blogs, only 42% are tracking third-party reviews, and only 48% are tracking consumer reviews. That's largely because the tools, processes, and metrics they use are not designed to capture and evaluate the unstructured data produced by social platforms, according to IBM:
Even so, 56% of CMOs view social media as a key engagement channel.
Increases in Marketing Investments
Moreover, eight in ten CMOs (82%) say they plan to increase the use of social media over the next three to five years, while similar numbers plan to up investments on customer analytics (81%), customer relationship management (81%), and mobile applications (81%).
SEO (62%) and email marketing (46%) rank lower on the priority lists of CMOs over the next three to five years.
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Other key findings issued by IBM:
- Measuring return: 63% CMOs say return on investment (ROI) on marketing spend will be the most important measure of their success by 2015, but only 44% say they feel fully prepared to be held accountable for marketing ROI.
- Getting prepared: Asked which attributes they will need to be personally successful over the next three to five years, only 28% cite technological competence, 25% cite social media expertise, and 16% cite financial acumen.
About the study: Findings are from The 2011 IBM Global Chief Marketing Officer Study, which surveyed 1,734 CMOs in 19 industries and 64 countries face to face, between February and June 2011. The respondents came from a wide variety of organizations, ranging from 48 of the top 100 brands listed in the 2010 Interbrand rankings to enterprises with a primarily local profile.
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Uber driver says 5 children attacked her in her car
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WDAF) -- Police have arrested four of the five suspects in a Friday carjacking in which an Uber driver was thrown from her car. Sadly, the suspects are between 11 and 15 years old.
FOX 4 first told you about the attack early in the week, and many people reacted in disgust on social media.
What we didn't know at the time was that the suspects are children and that the driver, Sabrina Palmer, was driving for Uber at the time.
Palmer was taking a Uber customer to 53rd Terrace and Jackson Avenue from the Northland Friday night just before midnight.
As she approached the intersection, she noticed a group of children in the street, setting off firecrackers, she thought.
"Normally when people start shooting off fireworks they just get out of the way so they can go back and shoot fireworks later. That didn't happen. They surrounded the car; they managed to open the door. One of them punched me in the face," said Palmer.
They somehow got her seatbelt unfastened and ripped her out of the car. They threw her on the ground and then approached her passenger sitting in the back seat.
"One of them pulled up their top and showed a gun and said back up."
Palmer says one of the kids hopped in her SUV and took off. All of her stuff was still in it, including two cell phones, which eventually led police to four of the five suspects.
Palmer said police told her the teens are part of a well-known ring that does this often. She said she heard they'd carjacked a young mother before her.
Palmer says she will continue to drive for Uber, but says in the future she will be more cautious.
"If there are kids in the street, just back up, get away. Flight, it's fight or flight. Don't fight them," she said. "Use our flight instincts."
Palmer's car is still in police custody as investigators collect evidence to build their case against these young people who they say are terrorizing others.
"Scared, mad, why are these kids out on the street at midnight without their parents?" she said she thought.


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Gov. Gerald L. Baliles of Virginia has proposed toughening the state's high-school graduation requirements.
Mr. Baliles also urged that schools be required to establish a seven-period day to accommodate greater emphasis on world studies, foreign languages, and communications skills.
Under the new standards, students would have to attain 24 credits for graduation in either an "advanced studies" or "applied academics (vocational)" program. A longer school day would be needed to enable students to take elective courses, which would not be counted as credits toward graduation.
The proposal, devised with the help of Superintendent of Public Instruction S. John Davis and Secretary of Education Donald J. Finlay, seeks to reduce the percentage of students who currently graduate from high school without completing the advanced-studies track or following a vocational-education sequence.
Current standards offer students the choice of earning 21 credits for a "regular" diploma or 23 credits for the advanced-studies degree.
The recommendations were outlined last month as part of the Governor's report, "Progress and A New Agenda for the 1990's," released at a press conference before last month's national education summit.
The state board of education is not expected to consider the proposal until it completes its current study of curricular needs for the next decade.
Connecticut Panel Begins Desegregation Study
A commission appointed by Gov. William A. O'Neill of Connecticut met for the first time this month to begin a 14-month examination of ways to encourage the desegregation of the state's schools.
The 25-member panel was charged with reviewing existing integration programs, such as magnet schools, as well as identifying changes in school-construction policies that might foster integration. In addition, the committee is expected to consider proposals for recruiting and retaining minority teachers and for encouraging interdistrict cooperation.
Commissioner of Education Gerald N. Tirozzi, in a report issued in April, had urged Governor O'Neill to create the panel. The report recommended a set of voluntary approaches to relieving racial imbalances in the state's schools.
Some 80 percent of Connecticut's minority students, the report found, are concentrated in 14 of the state's 165 districts.
But the report evoked hostile reactions from civil-rights lawyers, who filed suit on behalf of Hartford students to force the state to desegregate education. The lawsuit claims that racial separation violates students' rights to equal educational opportunity.
Stormy relations between Utah's state board and superintendent have undermined their credibility, according to a private consultant's study of the board.
Friction between the board and Superintendent of Public Instruction James R. Moss, the study argues, has resulted from a lack of clear definition of their respective roles.
The $26,000 study by the Hendrix Information Group was based on interviews with 45 state officials, legislators, business leaders, local school-board members, and parents.
The consultants called on the board to meet soon in executive session to work out the proper roles for the board and the superintendent and to settle on five objectives that need to be accomplished over the next 18 months.
A bill in Georgia that would outlaw corporal punishment in elementary and middle schools faces "an uphill battle," its sponsor has conceded.
Representative Dick Lane, chairman of a panel on school discipline that proposed the bill, said the opposition of Lieut. Gov. Zell B. Miller and Speaker of the House Thomas B. Murphy will make passage of the ban difficult.
"But I think it can be overcome," Mr. Lane added, noting that he had supported corporal punishment until he heard arguments against the practice by educators, parents, and psychiatrists who testified before his committee.
The measure will be formally introduced in next year's session, he said.
Stung by North Carolina's last-place ranking on the Scholastic Aptitude Test, Superintendent of Public Instruction Bobby R. Etheridge has formed a task force on improving the state's schools.
The Task Force on Excellence in Secondary Education, made up of top business and education leaders, will be chaired by L. Richardson Preyer of Greensboro, a former member of the U.S. House and federal judge.
"I am sure that this group will come up with a plan that will get our state off the bottom of the list and up to a level that is more acceptable to all of us," Mr. Etheridge said this month in announcing the group. "We don't want education in North Carolina to get failing grades."
The task force is to make its recommendations to Mr. Etheridge by May 1.
Forty-four states currently require teachers to pass competency tests, according to a new federally funded report.
The study by the Washington-based American Institutes for Research found that the number of states mandating testing for elementary and secondary teachers had more than quadrupled since 1980, when 10 did so. The only states that do not administer such tests, the report said, are Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Vermont.
The study noted that states use two types of competency tests: admissions tests for those applying to teacher-education programs, and certification tests for graduates of such programs.
Twenty-six states require admissions tests and 36 require certification exams, the study said, while 18 mandate both.
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Alexandria, VA -- The use of proton pump inhibitors improves the sleep and daytime quality of life for sufferers of gastroesophageal reflux disease, according to a systematic literature review in the April 2012 issue of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery.
A 2003 Gallup survey linked gastresophageal heartburn with frequent sleep disturbances. Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) have proven to be an effective treatment therapy and there are established criteria for treating reflux. However, there are no well-established clinical guidelines on how to treat the sleep disturbances with the resulting quality of life issues.
The review's objective was to evaluate the "impact of PPI treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease on sleep disturbance--related outcomes."
The authors performed a systematic literature review in PubMed, Web of Science, and the Cochrane Library of all randomized placebo-controlled clinical trials from 1989 (when omeprazole became available) to October 2011. Additional relevant publications were identified based on the articles' citations.
The search strategy identified all randomized placebo-controlled clinical trials published in English; both proton pump inhibitor use and outcome measures of sleep disturbance were reported for esophageal reflux disease patients. Using a preestablished systematic review protocol and data extraction format, four coauthors independently reviewed all articles.
Based on the review findings, the authors state: "The existing evidence supports the use of PPI medications as a treatment to improve esophageal reflux disease symptoms and associated quality-of-life sleep disturbance-related outcomes."
"Although the improvements are likely secondary gains from reduction or elimination of nocturnal GERD symptoms, further research appears warranted to evaluate PPI treatment impact on polysomnography outcomes, as well as to examine the relationship of polysomnography vs. nonpolysomnography outcomes, for GERD patients with sleep disturbance and sleep-disordered breathing," they added.
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery is the official scientific journal of the American Academy of Otolaryngology--Head and Neck Surgery Foundation (AAO-HNSF). The review's authors are Elliot Regenbogen, MD; Alex Helkin; Rachel Georgopoulos; Tajender Vasu, MD, and A. Laurie W. Shroyer, PhD, MSHA.
The April podcast, a systematic review on reflux and sleep quality is available online at http://oto.
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At the Telehealth and Technology Centre, we are driven to make healthcare more accessible. Our emphasis is on the development of telehealth technology as a step towards improving communication and enhancing the quality and access to services for you, our local population. We want to make telehealth technology an everyday part of life, available when you need it so we can better look after your health and wellbeing.
In addition to the below awards, achievements and recognitions, we have also disseminated research findings through international publications and telehealth related events, including a Guest Editorial for an IEEE Journal.
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Our Leadership Group provides executive oversight of all Telehealth initiatives within Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District. The purpose of the centre is to foster and pilot clinician-sponsored telehealth models of care, for the purposes of providing health services to patients who live in regional and rural areas in NSW. The Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District has placed an emphasis on the development of telehealth technology as a step towards improving communication and enhancing the quality and access to services to our local population. All the telehealth initiatives at the Telehealth and Technology Centre have research as a key objective to measure and disseminate the best practices developed and implemented. The centre aims to broaden the repertoire of clinician sponsored telehealth models of care as well as to expand and embed existing telehealth initiatives undertaken across the NBMLHD.
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HISTORIC Benedict House in Queanbeyan has today announced the launch of the much-awaited Benedict Arts Precinct, a new centre for arts, design and music in the capital region.
The project aims to revitalise and renew the historic Benedict House precinct with the support of local arts organisations, including Artists Shed Inc, a newly formed arts association, and the Lost and Found Office design collective.
"We wanted to create a new experience for visitors to the region, combining great food, historic ambience and exciting art and design, all set within the building and grounds of this spectacular former convent" says Jess Markham, who together with husband Rory is current custodian of Benedict House. "The revival project has also drawn support and investment from innovators within the business community with Boettcher Law and Kazar Slaven Chartered Accountants also building a presence within Benedict House" adds Rory.
The precinct will officially launch on Saturday, September 13, (watch this space) when visitors will be able to experience local cuisine from the Benedict House cafe/ restaurant, tours through the historic buildings, refurbished rooms and spaces curated by the Lost and Found Office, a public talk by master furniture craftsman Evan Dunstone, open studios and workshops at the Artists Shed and live music throughout the day, culminating with a concert in the Music Room featuring a solo performance by musician Dave O'Neill.
"The Artists Shed has a long history of staging live performance and music in unusual spaces, so Benedict House is a great new venue to add to the opportunities now available for musicians performing in the region" says Tim Keeble, director of music and Vice President of Artists Shed Inc.
As preparations for the launch get underway, Benedict House and the adjoining property, which houses the Lost and Found Office and Artists Shed studios, is being transformed into a creative hub for all art forms.
"Queanbeyan and the Capital region is home to many exceptional artists, and people are sure to enjoy exploring the diverse, beautiful and striking work by both new and established artists. We are excited to showcase work by artists like Julie Ryder, Jodie Cunningham, Margaret Hadfield, Evan Dunstone and Mathew and Harriett Curtis," says Ben Chapman, creative director at the Lost and Found Office.
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Happy Halloween and welcome back! It's a gorgeous day in Charleston and fun time to relaunch our journey. Much as Mary Poppins herself is returning, Alesya Bags are flying in too. I'll share more of my reasoning to return next month, but for now I'm just happy to be here – umbrella AND bag in hand.
New bags are scheduled for a July 2019 release. There will be a new design with elements you may recognize from previous collections. The bags will still hold laptops and be held by women who do great work.
Starting today I'm officially sharing the process. This is the behind the scenes of a growing business. The good, the bad and even the – gasp! – unIstagramable. Some updates will be longer like today, while others will be short.
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First off, let me get this out: STL weather: what's the deal with the snow ON THE WEEKENDS this year?!! COME ON!! This gal wants a snow day! Sheesh! Every.single.time. it has snowed this year has been on the weekend, thus resulting in no missed days of school. Arghhh. Oh well.
With that said, even though it has snowed on the weekends, we've been lucky enough to catch some playtime in the snow (luckily when dad's home cause this 8+ month pregnant lady is no good at chasing little boys around in her rather large state), and I of course whipped my camera out to capture it on {digital} film.
Overnight it snowed several inches (maybe 5??? I'm no good as estimating), and Patrick had had a sleepover at grandma and gramps' house since we had a shin dig to attend last night. Well, when we went to pick him up this morning instead of just grabbing him and going (our usual M-O), we brought his snow gear and he had a jolly old time frolicking in the snow with his Gramps and dad.
I, of course, stayed off to the sideline and played spectator/camera person (as usual). I can't get enough of these pics and how happy our little guy is out in the snow!!! He even loved when Gramps was pelting snowballs at him AND when he got a mouth full of snow. He just amazes me.
First off, Patrick sent this oh-so-appropriate meme/PSA to his aunt Kate, who flocked to Florida (and soireed us with "it's hot here!" beach pics this morning) without him. He's so creative :)
Anyways, enjoy this monster photo dump of snowy Sunday pictures...and say a prayer that maybe, just maybe, the weather gods will smile on us and give us a snow day (unlikely) tomorrow!! :)


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One common problem when cooking lamb in the oven or in a pan is that the edges dry and become tough and chewy – before the centre is even slightly cooked.
Cooking using the sous vide method allows tougher cuts to break down and tenderise without drying out, for sous vide lamb that literally falls off the bone. The sous vide cooking method will gently heat the meat until it reaches the same temperature throughout – this long cooking time will make meat incredibly tender, whilst retaining its full flavour.
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Title: Encyclopedia of Modern Small Arms
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The most devastating attack will destroy a good section of their lower chain of command and then we can work our way to the top.
Take out Witchwing harpies of any kind in the Northwest and bring me 6 Witchwing Talons. That should be a good start...
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Just a few thoughts on how my wonderful son has enriched our lives so much! I made two lo's and couldn't decide on which one I liked best, so I posted both
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|lposey01, at 08:09AM on Thursday October 23, 2008
They're both lovely, but I think I prefer #1. There is something so wonderous and mysterious in that lone picture.
|audosborne, at 08:11AM on Thursday October 23, 2008
I agree with iposey..that first one really touches your heart. Great journaling!
|annirana, at 08:49AM on Thursday October 23, 2008
Thank you!
|RABIDFOX, at 03:51AM on Saturday October 25, 2008
OOOOOOOH! (#1 is totally awesome dude!)
|Jesse77, at 03:16AM on Sunday October 26, 2008
Love Number 1 too!!!!! I agree "TOTALLY AWESOME DUDE!"


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Previously: NO!" Wiggins replied, "We may not get another opportunity before they realize we're in the area."
"You're the boss."
"When we see them, we'll drop down close to the water," Wiggins said, "That will give them less time to prepare for an attack."
"This is FUN," Mac cracked, "Are you having fun, Joey?"
"Oh YEAH!"
"Seasick, Joey?" Mac asked.
"Nope," he replied.
"I think I hear a jet airplane," Mac observed, "What damn-fool would be flying in this weather?"
"Radar detects two," Rachel at the helm reported, "Heading our way—FAST!"
"Time to break-out your anti-aircraft fifty-caliber AA guns, One-Eye!"
"Dammit, Mac—I forgot to bring them!"
Season 17—Adventure 3—SCRAMBLE!—Episode 8—Scene 1… An angry Lake Superior… Wiggins' attack didn't go well—Thomas flew directly into a wave as he was flying too low.
He didn't survive the crash.
He didn't survive the crash.
Wiggins could not get a clear shot at the boat, as his airplane was buffeted too much by the wind—he wisely headed back towards home.
Mr. Wiggins was not prone to prayer—he made an exception today.
Prayers usually don't include swearing—his did.
Unlike his late wingman, Wiggins was an excellent pilot and arrived safely back at his airport.
He called his remaining pilots into a meeting, "Gentlemen, we lost Mr. Thomas due to extreme stupidity. This being the case—we will immediately resume our training—with an emphasis on all-weather flying. Suit-up. We take off in a half-hour.
Episode 8—Scene 2… At Silverthorn's Harbor Café… Debra, Collie, Chris, and Wyatt all had a hankering for food and arrived at the café within minutes of one-another. They also felt a need—and hope for Mac & Joey's safe return from their fishing trip.
"Any word?" Chris asked.
"Any word?"
"Not yet," Danielle Silverthorn replied, "But, with Captain Farkleberry, they're in the best possible hands."
"Yeah," Wyatt was still very concerned, "When Superior gets angry…"
"Mr. Earp—there is NO better captain on the lake."
"Yes Ma'am!"
Episode 8—Scene 3… On Angry Lake Superior… "Then here's to the sailor,
And here's to the soldier, too, Hearts will beat for him Upon the waters blue. Sailing, sailing, Over the bounding main…" Mac broke into song. He really COULD sing—who knew?
Sailing, sailing…
Joey joined-in—fortunately Boomer was nearly a hundred miles away—and couldn't chime-in, off-key.
"You two are either scared out of your minds—or you're having a blast in this squall."
"Having a blast, Braddock," Mac replied, "Considering everything we've experienced on our adventures—this IS fun!"
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Our Story Will Be Continued…