Arkansas Governor Signs Bills Leaving Teachers With Concerns

Chloe Stone, Reporter March 8, 2024

In a significant move, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed Bill 294, or the LEARNS Act, on March 8, 2023. Amongst several other implications, Bill 294 effectively repealed the Teacher Fair Dismissal...

Boys vs Springdale at home.

Record Breaking Season Ends In Defeat

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief March 8, 2024

All eyes have been set on the boys basketball team this season. Students, families and the community have come together to pack the stands from top to bottom. Even other conference teams would travel to...

Promoting Diversity In Our Community

Promoting Diversity In Our Community

Andrew Stathakis, Reporter March 6, 2024

From February 1st until March 1st, Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month, is celebrated all around the United States. A month for recognizing and celebrating the black community.   “I...

New Barrier Keeping Kids in Line

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief February 6, 2024

After Blue Crew was given a technical at a boys basketball game against Little Rock Central for running onto the court, admin promptly placed a new precaution in order. For the next home game, the Administration...

2024 Winter Homecoming Festivities

2024 Winter Homecoming Festivities

Brooklyn Nelson, Managing Editor February 2, 2024

The clock ticks down quickly as Friday approaches Wildcat Arena. The lights narrow in on our court as two events start the new year off strong. As both Winter Homecoming and our basketball team’s big...

Student goes viral at Travis Scott concert

Student goes viral at Travis Scott concert

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief December 1, 2023

Imagine standing on the stage of a sold out show with 30,000 people chanting your name. The spotlight was shining on senior Kendrick Inthavongsa who experienced a once in a lifetime moment when he was...

Palestine-Israeli Struggles Hit Close To Home

Chloe Stone, Reporter November 17, 2023

The air was rich with the scent of blooming flowers, and the vibrant colors of the landscape painted a serene backdrop. As she walked along the stone path, the warmth of the sun kissed her cheeks, and...

Students Get The Chance For In-Depth Learning

Molly Rushton, Reporter November 17, 2023

Har-ber students in the Architectural CAD Classes with Mr. John Gore went on a field trip on Wednesday, October 18 of this year to the Walmart AMP and the skyscraper buildings around that area, as well...

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...

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,...

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