Students reflect on Swifts highly anticipated Eras Tour

Students reflect on Swift’s highly anticipated Eras Tour

Audrey Marvin, News Section Editor April 28, 2023

As a child, junior Emily Freeman sat for hours on her iPad, rewatching the "Love Story" music video over and over again, wishing she could be Taylor Swift. She could only hope that someday she would be...

New block schedule to begin in August

New block schedule to begin in August

Nate Kingsbury, Assistant Editor March 13, 2023

At the start of the 2023-2024 school year, Har-Ber will officially switch over to a block schedule, the new wave of high school scheduling across the country.  Class lengths will be doubled in order to...

Har-Ber graduate begins advocacy journey after facing detention by immigration agency

Har-Ber graduate begins advocacy journey after facing detention by immigration agency

Alli Flynt, Editor-in-Chief March 10, 2023

According to TRAC Immigration, as of February 26, 2023, 27,010 people are in ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) detainment. 62.3% of these detainees have no criminal record. On February 14, Springdale...

Proposed pride flag ban in Florida public schools sparks concern

Proposed pride flag ban in Florida public schools sparks concern

Landon Smith, Reporter March 8, 2023

State legislatures and school districts in Utah, Oregon, Missouri, and Florida have been responding to parent’s complaints and lawsuits regarding LGBTQ+ pride flags being displayed on campus. A bill...

Blood shed for Wildcat win

Blood shed for Wildcat win

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief February 24, 2023

After a loss in their first matchup against the Bentonville Tigers, the Wildcats were determined to return the beating. Through literal blood, sweat, and tears, the varsity boys basketball team pulled...

Proposed voucher system disregards public school teachers

Proposed voucher system disregards public school teachers

Jake Myers, Website Manager February 24, 2023

On Thursday, February 23, 2023, the Senate of the state of Arkansas passed the LEARNS Act, a 144 page bill that will revamp private and public schooling in Arkansas. The bill passed in a 48-hour span,...

Camerata choir takes stance on gender through All State Performance

Camerata choir takes stance on gender through All State Performance

Alli Flynt, Editor-in-Chief February 19, 2023

When the students of Camerata, a mixed choir, were handed a TTBB arrangement - an arrangement exclusively performed by men - of Andrea Ramsey’s “That Which Remains”, the women of the choir had mixed...

Administration handicaps student sections role

Administration handicaps student section’s role

The Herald Staff February 10, 2023

Some people may look at our basketball student section and see a bunch of rowdy, unruly kids with no sympathy or manners, but to us, it is a family. High school sports are unlike professional or college...

Arkansas governor signs critical race theory ban

Arkansas governor signs critical race theory ban

Alli Flynt, Editor-in-Chief January 20, 2023

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ executive order, signed January 10, 2023, adds Arkansas to the 17 other states who have banned the teaching of critical race theory (CRT). This order is unnecessary,...

HOSA receives $150,000 grant from Schmieding Foundation

Jake Myers, Website Manager December 28, 2022

At a pep rally on Friday, November 11, the HOSA program received a $150,000 grant from The Schmieding Foundation, a foundation that provides grants for higher education, human services, and health organizations....

Oakley raises concerns about educational system during junior meeting

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief December 28, 2022

The intent of the juniors counselor meeting was to provide information about everything needed for graduation requirements. However, it quickly escalated when junior Aidan Oakley jumped on stage to share...

Head football coach promoted to district level position

Head football coach promoted to district level position

Jake Myers, Website Manager December 5, 2022

After finishing the 2022 football season 1-10, head football coach Chris Wood has been promoted from his position. This past season’s record is the worst in the school’s 17 years of football.  On...

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