Gravette High School

06/08/2026

After 39 years in education, Karen Tolle has closed the last chapter of her career as an English te...

06/02/2026

Kay Russow is officially retiring from Gravette High School after 33 years of service to the studen...

06/01/2026

🔔 For the next school year, the system we use to send reminder texts is changing. If you want to keep receiving a text message on your phone when the pantry is open, please visit the link below to add your mobile number to the new 2026-2027 list.

📝 Sign Up Here: https://forms.gle/972DY8Ger9bfPKDK7
📅 Open: Thursday, June 4th, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: 406 6th Ave SE

The food pantry provides resources to support any family with students attending our district. It is typically open on the first and third Thursday of every month.

We appreciate your help in updating this information so we can stay connected and continue supporting our community.

05/26/2026

Gravette High School celebrated the graduation of up to 130 graduates on May 16, 2026. The Class of...

05/26/2026

🎓 In case you missed it, Gravette High School senior Logan Wolf was featured by People magazine for earning his bachelor's degree and two associate degrees before receiving his high school diploma. He finished his college coursework through the American College of Education while participating in four varsity sports.

🔗 Read the full story here: https://people.com/arkansas-teen-earns-bachelors-degree-before-high-school-diploma-exclusive-8653066

Logan balanced high school courses, varsity athletics, and college classes by working on assignments late into the evening. His routine required year-round study during every term to achieve his academic goals. When pressure built up before his senior year, guidance from his family helped him stay focused on one assignment at a time.

His next steps include joining the Air National Guard, training to become a firefighter, and pursuing a master's degree. Incredible work, Logan! And thank you to the family, coaches, and teachers who supported Logan throughout this journey. 🦁🧡

Before receiving his high school diploma, Logan Wolf had already earned his bachelor’s degree from ACE. 🎓👏

From balancing athletics and coursework to pushing through burnout and staying focused on his goals, Logan’s story is an incredible example of determination and perseverance.

We’re proud to be part of his journey and can’t wait to see what’s next.

🔗 Read more in the exclusive article by People here: https://people.com/arkansas-teen-earns-bachelors-degree-before-high-school-graduation-11982410

05/26/2026

🏫 Choose Gravette Schools for an educational experience where students are known, challenged, and supported every step of the way.

🔗 Read More: https://www.gravetteschools.net/article/2934551

Students from kindergarten through high school benefit from excellent early literacy programs, outdoor learning, personalized instruction, and high state test scores. The wide range of career and technical pathways allows students to gain real-world skills, while integrated leadership instruction builds character and confidence. Every student in Gravette has the opportunity to grow academically, lead with confidence, and graduate ready for whatever comes next.

Join the and see how our community can support your family and help your child achieve their goals. 🦁🧡

05/14/2026

🎓 Gravette High School Class of 2026 earned more than $2 million in scholarships for their future college and career paths. This is the second year in a row that our graduating class has exceeded the $2 million milestone.

🔗 Read More: https://www.gravetteschools.net/article/2902634

Local businesses and community organizations increased their financial support to over $77,000 to help Gravette students reach their goals. This year also included national recognition for Leslie Alvarez as a Gates Scholarship recipient and $240,000 in education benefits for students entering the military.

We appreciate the local partners who invest in our students and help them reach these results. When students give their all, their hard work is rewarded. 🦁🧡

For the second year in a row, Gravette High School seniors earned more than $2 million in scholarsh...

05/12/2026

✍️ As part of a real-world issues research project, Gravette High School students in Mrs. Jones's and Ms. Kelley's English 10 classes recently concluded a multi-day series of local guest speakers. These presentations and Q&A sessions helped students better understand the realities of complex social challenges. As well as resources and solutions available within our local community and the greater Northwest Arkansas region.

Donald Miller visited on behalf of Bright Futures to discuss the reality of poverty in Northwest Arkansas. April Milam from the Benton County Government discussed the interconnectedness of poverty, domestic violence, and the roles of friends and family. Joshua Oriez and Brooke Lasley, from Arisa Health, gave a presentation on mental health and identity. This presentation connected to all of the students' research projects. The final speaker was Rachael Schmidt from the Northwest Arkansas Women's Shelter. She discussed the particular struggles of women and children in our region, along with the local resources available to help them find safety and stability.

Students used these discussions to help shape their own research and gain a deeper understanding of how global issues manifest in their home region. Thank you Brandy Jones and Elizabeth Kelley for organizing this speaker series. A very big thank you to these local experts for taking the time to visit our school and share their knowledge. These sessions helped our students grow into more informed researchers by showing them how to identify needs and think about solutions. 🦁🧡

05/08/2026

📈 Gravette's investment in student success is yielding record-breaking returns with a back-to-back state win in the Economics Arkansas Stock Market Game. Hendrix Whitley earned first place in the state after growing a virtual investment portfolio by $97,101. Mrs. Moots leads business students in this year-long competition that has them research and trade stocks using real market prices. For two years in a row, our students have delivered returns that would make professional hedge fund managers take notice.

Hendrix traveled to the Clinton Library in Little Rock for an awards ceremony where he received a trophy and a $375 cash prize. He finished at the top of the rankings among hundreds of participants by using careful research and specific investing strategies. His highest earning stock during the challenge was Micron Technology, an American semiconductor manufacturer out of Idaho.

Building financial literacy through hands-on experience gives our students a head start on their own futures. Mrs. Moots said, "Congratulations, Hendrix! Your hard work, research, and smart investing strategies have paid off tremendously. You’ve made us all so proud! Way to represent, Hendrix Whitley!" 🦁🧡