News

Genevieve Herrera and Kennedy Barnes served as pages for Senator Larry Alley, gaining hands-on experience in government. They met the Lieutenant Governor, attended committee meetings, and assisted on the Senate floor.

Congrats to the 62 ACHS students in Mrs. West’s Financial Literacy classes for earning their EVERFI Financial Literacy Certification! After completing 11 lessons and passing all assessments, these Bulldogs now have essential real-world financial skills to manage money, set goals, and plan for the future. Way to go, Bulldogs – we’re proud of you!

or Amanda Hadicke Schweighart, a 2003 Arkansas City High graduate, no two days at the Memphis Zoo are the same. As the Curator of Africa, Northwest Passage & Teton Trek, Amanda oversees the care of iconic animals like elephants, giraffes, and sea lions. From helping deliver a breech-born giraffe calf to leading conservation efforts in Botswana, her work is as rewarding as it is demanding. Want to know how Amanda went from volunteering as a teen to saving giraffes and working with elephants across the globe? Read the full story!

Our Varsity cheer scored "Excellent" with 190/225 for standout stunts and transitions, while JV earned "Outstanding" with 179/225, excelling in spirit and dance. Proud of our hardworking teams!

Arkansas City High School art students recently competed in the Annual Cowley College Prodigy Awards, earning top honors across multiple categories. Their achievements highlight the students’ hard work and dedication, as well as the strength of ACHS’s art program.

On October 30, 51 Arkansas City High School students attended the "Build My Future" event in Park City, gaining hands-on experience in construction and service industries. Guided by ACHS staff, students explored high-paying career paths that don’t require additional training beyond high school, connecting with industry professionals and learning valuable skills.