about 15 hours ago, Ross Royal
This week's Farmer's and Merchant's Bank "Banking on a Wildcat" goes to Troy Burton. Troy's teachers had this to say about him: "Troy is an accomplished young musician, and in just this past few weeks our school and community have been blessed by his talent and dedication through his saxophone performances of America the Beautiful at Hoops for Heroes and our Veterans Day program, a meaningful tribute to our veterans and local heroes. Troy understands the power of music, and he uses his gift to bring honor and pride to others. Beyond his musical achievements, Troy is intelligent, curious, and constantly questioning, always seeking to understand the “why” behind what he learns. His creativity, problem-solving ability, and talent make him an outstanding asset of our school." Congratulations, Troy!
about 18 hours ago, Ross Royal
Just a reminder that ALL basketball Games are at REYDON tonight.
4 days ago, Bryan Shoaf
📚✨ Happy Substitute Teacher Day! ✨🍎
Today we celebrate the incredible substitute teachers who often step in at a moment's notice with flexibility, patience, and a heart for students. 💛 Whether it’s for a day or 6 weeks, our substitutes make a difference by keeping learning going.
Thank you to all our amazing subs for everything you do—you are an essential part of our Arnett School family! 💫
4 days ago, Jena Burcham
Sign-ups due November 25!
6 days ago, Ross Royal
Announcement: Ellis County JH Tournament Update
The JH Girls will still play on Thursday at 4:30 PM in Shattuck, as originally scheduled.
However, the JH Boys game will now be played immediately after the girls, at 5:30 PM.
All other games and times in the bracket remain the same. The only change is the boys’ game time on Thursday.
Thank you!
6 days ago, Bryan Shoaf
This week's Farmer's and Merchant's Bank "Banking on a Wildcat" goes to our Elementary leader, Mrs. Shoaf. Her colleague's had this to say about her: "Mrs. Shoaf leads with compassion and a genuine love for staff and students. She listens carefully and seeks to understand individual needs. She is both respectful and wise in her guidance. She never hesitates to help, whether it’s offering encouragement, providing direction, or simply being a steady presence in a challenging moment. She will drive a bus, dance in an inflatable costume, or sit on the floor and hold a crying student. She considers feelings when making decisions, values the perspectives of others, and seeks solutions that benefit students and staff alike. She embraces change when it improves the school, yet also understands the importance of preserving what already works well. Mrs. Shoaf is dedicated to creating a positive environment and truly cares for the people she serves." Congratulations, Mrs. Shoaf!
8 days ago, Ross Royal
