🏀 Basketball Tip-Off Reminder! TONIGHT
Come out and meet our Bulldog basketball teams as we get ready to kick off the season!
Join us for an exciting evening and show your support for our players, coaches, and the entire program. 💙
Come out and meet our Bulldog basketball teams as we get ready to kick off the season!
Join us for an exciting evening and show your support for our players, coaches, and the entire program. 💙
Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends on Sunday, November 2, at 2:00 AM.
At that time, clocks will "fall back" one hour—
Enjoy that extra hour of sleep, and the mornings will be lighter while evenings get darker earlier.
At that time, clocks will "fall back" one hour—
Enjoy that extra hour of sleep, and the mornings will be lighter while evenings get darker earlier.
🏀 BASKETBALL TIP-OFF NIGHT! 🏀
Get ready to cheer on your Bulldog basketball teams as we kick off the season in style!
📅 November 3
📍 HB Stewart Arena
🕔 5:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets available from any basketball player or at the door.
💲 $8 admission includes your choice of hamburger or hot dog with chips and a drink!
🍰 Don’t miss the Bake Sale
🏀 Try your luck with the Half-Court Shot challenge
Come out and support our Bulldogs for an evening of food, fun, and basketball energy!
Get ready to cheer on your Bulldog basketball teams as we kick off the season in style!
📅 November 3
📍 HB Stewart Arena
🕔 5:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets available from any basketball player or at the door.
💲 $8 admission includes your choice of hamburger or hot dog with chips and a drink!
🍰 Don’t miss the Bake Sale
🏀 Try your luck with the Half-Court Shot challenge
Come out and support our Bulldogs for an evening of food, fun, and basketball energy!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Greenwood Junior High hosted the Arkansas Governor's Quiz Bowl Association's Junior High Quiz Bowl Day Camp Saturday.
Of the ten Greenwood students who attended, six won awards. Students were sorted into mixed-school, mixed ability-teams based on the number of questions they answered correctly during a
75 question buzz-in round.
The teams then played a three-game mini-tournament. Greenwood 7th grader Jaden Jones was a member of the eventual third place team, and earned a $10 gift card. Fellow 7th grader Andrew Medina earned a $15 dollar gift card as a member of the second-place team. 7th graders Grayson Lucus and Lawson Welch each earned $25 gift cards as members of the first place team.
In addition, 8th grader Mason Thompson and 7th grader Garrett DeBar both earned All-tournament team honors for being among the top scoring eight individual players at the tournament. Each received a $25 gift card.
Sixty students from eleven different schools participated in the camp.
Greenwood Junior High hosted the Arkansas Governor's Quiz Bowl Association's Junior High Quiz Bowl Day Camp Saturday.
Of the ten Greenwood students who attended, six won awards. Students were sorted into mixed-school, mixed ability-teams based on the number of questions they answered correctly during a
75 question buzz-in round.
The teams then played a three-game mini-tournament. Greenwood 7th grader Jaden Jones was a member of the eventual third place team, and earned a $10 gift card. Fellow 7th grader Andrew Medina earned a $15 dollar gift card as a member of the second-place team. 7th graders Grayson Lucus and Lawson Welch each earned $25 gift cards as members of the first place team.
In addition, 8th grader Mason Thompson and 7th grader Garrett DeBar both earned All-tournament team honors for being among the top scoring eight individual players at the tournament. Each received a $25 gift card.
Sixty students from eleven different schools participated in the camp.
✨💙 A Magical Surprise at Westwood! 💙✨
Today was filled with excitement and happy tears as Westwood Elementary helped make a dream come true for one of our students, Ella Blythe! Thanks to Make-A-Wish, she’s headed to Disney World! 🎉🏰
The big surprise was made even more special with help from the GHS Cheer and Dance Teams, Westwood staff, classmates, her parents, sister, and grandparents — all gathered to celebrate this magical moment. 💫
It was a beautiful reminder of the kindness, community, and Bulldog spirit that make Greenwood so special. 💙
Today was filled with excitement and happy tears as Westwood Elementary helped make a dream come true for one of our students, Ella Blythe! Thanks to Make-A-Wish, she’s headed to Disney World! 🎉🏰
The big surprise was made even more special with help from the GHS Cheer and Dance Teams, Westwood staff, classmates, her parents, sister, and grandparents — all gathered to celebrate this magical moment. 💫
It was a beautiful reminder of the kindness, community, and Bulldog spirit that make Greenwood so special. 💙
Join us as Greenwood High School honors our nation’s heroes during the Veterans Day Assembly — a student-led program celebrating the theme “Unified by Service.”
We invite all veterans, families, and community members to join us for this moving celebration — a time to come together, learn, and say thank you.
Tuesday, November 11 • 10:30 A.M.
H.B. Stewart Bulldog Arena
We invite all veterans, families, and community members to join us for this moving celebration — a time to come together, learn, and say thank you.
Tuesday, November 11 • 10:30 A.M.
H.B. Stewart Bulldog Arena
Schedule Change: Football Game Moved to Thursday Night
Schedule Update:
Due to the weather forecast, the Greenwood Bulldogs vs.Van Buren Pointers game originally set for Friday has been moved to Thursday, Oct. 23rd, at 7:00 p.m.
Thank you for your flexibility and support—Go Bulldogs!
Schedule Update:
Due to the weather forecast, the Greenwood Bulldogs vs.Van Buren Pointers game originally set for Friday has been moved to Thursday, Oct. 23rd, at 7:00 p.m.
Thank you for your flexibility and support—Go Bulldogs!
🍂 Fall Break Reminder!
There will be no school for students on Friday, Oct. 17th, and Monday, Oct. 20th, for Fall Break.
🎒 We’ll see everyone back on Tuesday, Oct. 21st—rest up and enjoy your long weekend!
There will be no school for students on Friday, Oct. 17th, and Monday, Oct. 20th, for Fall Break.
🎒 We’ll see everyone back on Tuesday, Oct. 21st—rest up and enjoy your long weekend!
🎟️ TICKET INFORMATION – Greenwood at Lake Hamilton 🏈
The Bulldogs are headed to Lake Hamilton this Friday
Tickets can be purchased online OR at the gate with cash or card
https://www.vancoevents.com/us/eventlist/lakehamiltonathletictickets
The Bulldogs are headed to Lake Hamilton this Friday
Tickets can be purchased online OR at the gate with cash or card
https://www.vancoevents.com/us/eventlist/lakehamiltonathletictickets
The Greenwood Band received a UNANIMOUS SUPERIOR RATING at ASBOA Region Assessment 👏
Their hard work, precision, and passion have earned them a well-deserved spot at the State Championships at War Memorial Stadium on Wednesday, November 5.
Their hard work, precision, and passion have earned them a well-deserved spot at the State Championships at War Memorial Stadium on Wednesday, November 5.
📣 Important Reminders for This Week!
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Thursday, 3:30-8:30.
🍂 Fall Break for students will be observed on Friday and Monday. Enjoy the long weekend!
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Thursday, 3:30-8:30.
🍂 Fall Break for students will be observed on Friday and Monday. Enjoy the long weekend!
Congratulations!
GHS All Region Choir Members!👏🏻👏🏻
Good afternoon Greenwood families. Due to an accident on Highway 71 at Jenny Lind, all Greenwood buses that travel north will be running late this afternoon. Thank you for your understanding.
Greenwood Education Foundation Awards Over $18,000 in Teacher Grants!
Thanks to generous donations and memorial gifts, the Greenwood Education Foundation recently funded over $18,000 in grants to Greenwood educators who requested innovative classroom resources beyond the district’s budgeted offerings.
Congratulations to the following grant recipients:
🔹 Jennifer Golden – Adaptive PE
🔹 Ben Schmalz – Construction Tech
🔹 Tim Peerbolte – Musical Theatre
🔹 Karen Murphy – GHS Choral Department
🔹 Tiffany Woodhull – Senior English
🔹 Kindergarten Teachers – Emily Moschner
🔹 Brandy Smith – Reading Intervention
🔹 Jacy Mask – 1st Grade
🔹 Katie Norris – 3rd Grade
🔹 Coti Brown – Pre-School
🔹 Kara Copher – Junior High Library
🔹 Amy Hardy – Career Development
🔹 Troy Jarrell – Video Production
🔹 Lauren Sexton – Envision Sports Medicine
🔹 Hannah Brown – Language Arts
🔹 Tara Kelton – 3rd Grade Literacy
These grants help bring creative projects and tools into our classrooms—directly benefiting our students.
Thank you to all who give to the Foundation and support Excellence in Education!
CONGRATULATIONS!
This weekend, the Greenwood Bulldog Band traveled to Bentonville to compete in the highly competitive Bentonville Invitational—facing off against nationally ranked programs from Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas.
This is the first time since 2019 that they have competed against this wide caliber of bands. They earned
2nd Place in Classification (Prelims), earned a Finals placement, and placed 11th Overall out of 20 Bands.
Most participating bands are frequent contenders who compete and rank annually at Bands of America Regionals and Nationals—making Greenwood’s performance all the more impressive!
Next up: the band heads to Fort Smith Northside for the ASBOA Marching Regional Assessment on Tuesday, October 14. Let’s wish them continued success!
This weekend, the Greenwood Bulldog Band traveled to Bentonville to compete in the highly competitive Bentonville Invitational—facing off against nationally ranked programs from Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas.
This is the first time since 2019 that they have competed against this wide caliber of bands. They earned
2nd Place in Classification (Prelims), earned a Finals placement, and placed 11th Overall out of 20 Bands.
Most participating bands are frequent contenders who compete and rank annually at Bands of America Regionals and Nationals—making Greenwood’s performance all the more impressive!
Next up: the band heads to Fort Smith Northside for the ASBOA Marching Regional Assessment on Tuesday, October 14. Let’s wish them continued success!
As part of the 2025 Homecoming Celebration, a walking, guided tour of the Greenwood High School Campus will be given on Saturday, October 11th, beginning at 10:00 AM.
Classes and graduates are invited to meet in the high school rotunda for the start of the tour.
No reservations are required.
Classes and graduates are invited to meet in the high school rotunda for the start of the tour.
No reservations are required.
Happy National Custodian Appreciation Day! ✨
Today, we celebrate the hardworking custodians who keep our schools clean, safe, and running smoothly every single day. 🌟
Their behind-the-scenes work makes a BIG impact — from early mornings to late nights, they take pride in every detail. 💙
Join us in saying THANK YOU to the incredible custodial staff at Greenwood Schools! We appreciate you more than words can say. Thank you for the essential role you play in supporting excellence across our district.
Today, we celebrate the hardworking custodians who keep our schools clean, safe, and running smoothly every single day. 🌟
Their behind-the-scenes work makes a BIG impact — from early mornings to late nights, they take pride in every detail. 💙
Join us in saying THANK YOU to the incredible custodial staff at Greenwood Schools! We appreciate you more than words can say. Thank you for the essential role you play in supporting excellence across our district.
🎉 October is National Principals Month! 🎉
Let’s celebrate the dedicated leaders who guide our schools, support our teachers, and inspire our students every single day.
📚Westwood Elementary - Amanda Kitchens
📚East Pointe Elementary - Faith Short
📝East Hills Middle - Jamie Barnes
🏫Greenwood Jr. High - Josh Nation
🎓Greenwood High School - Jared Meyers
🔤Greenwood Preschool Center - Candice Long
👏 Thank you, principals, for your vision, your heart, and your unwavering commitment to excellence in education. Your leadership makes Greenwood Schools stronger every day. Thank you for all you do!
Download the Greenwood Bulldogs app and read some exciting news from the NFL Way to Play Award for Week 4!
Greenwood Education Foundation Hall of Honor Inductee:
DR. JIM HENRY
Dr. James T. Henry graduated from Greenwood High School in 1976. Even in his teenage years, Jim’s leadership and determination were evident. At Greenwood, he excelled both in the classroom and on the field. He was a member of the Beta Club, served as Editor of the Annual Staff, held office as a class officer, and was named to Who’s Who as “Most Dependable.” Athletically, he achieved All-District honors in football and was celebrated for his clean sportsmanship, fierce competitiveness, and positive classroom attitude. These qualities earned him a place in the school’s Hall of Fame, recognizing both his academic achievements and character.
Building on that strong foundation, Dr. Henry pursued higher education at the University of Arkansas before attending the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He completed advanced training at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, preparing him for a distinguished career in nephrology and internal medicine.
In 1989, Dr. Henry returned home to serve the Fort Smith community. He practiced medicine at Sparks Medical Center and Mercy Medical Center and extended his care to patients in Sallisaw and Poteau, Oklahoma. Over the years, his medical expertise and leadership became widely recognized. He served as Chief of Staff at Sparks Regional Medical Center, President of the Sebastian County Medical Society, and remained an active member of the American College of Physicians.
Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Henry is dedicated to teaching and service. He is a faculty member at the Arkansas College of Health Education and contributes his time and expertise at the Sebastian County Good Samaritan Clinic, ensuring that underserved patients receive compassionate care.
Dr. Henry is married to Catherine Cullen of Fort Smith, and together they have raised four children. His life and career reflect the same values that shaped him in Greenwood: dedication to family, faith, medicine, and service to others.
Don’t miss the celebration on Friday, October 10th — reception at 5:30 p.m. in the GHS Student Union and induction ceremony at 6:45 p.m.
DR. JIM HENRY
Dr. James T. Henry graduated from Greenwood High School in 1976. Even in his teenage years, Jim’s leadership and determination were evident. At Greenwood, he excelled both in the classroom and on the field. He was a member of the Beta Club, served as Editor of the Annual Staff, held office as a class officer, and was named to Who’s Who as “Most Dependable.” Athletically, he achieved All-District honors in football and was celebrated for his clean sportsmanship, fierce competitiveness, and positive classroom attitude. These qualities earned him a place in the school’s Hall of Fame, recognizing both his academic achievements and character.
Building on that strong foundation, Dr. Henry pursued higher education at the University of Arkansas before attending the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He completed advanced training at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, preparing him for a distinguished career in nephrology and internal medicine.
In 1989, Dr. Henry returned home to serve the Fort Smith community. He practiced medicine at Sparks Medical Center and Mercy Medical Center and extended his care to patients in Sallisaw and Poteau, Oklahoma. Over the years, his medical expertise and leadership became widely recognized. He served as Chief of Staff at Sparks Regional Medical Center, President of the Sebastian County Medical Society, and remained an active member of the American College of Physicians.
Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Henry is dedicated to teaching and service. He is a faculty member at the Arkansas College of Health Education and contributes his time and expertise at the Sebastian County Good Samaritan Clinic, ensuring that underserved patients receive compassionate care.
Dr. Henry is married to Catherine Cullen of Fort Smith, and together they have raised four children. His life and career reflect the same values that shaped him in Greenwood: dedication to family, faith, medicine, and service to others.
Don’t miss the celebration on Friday, October 10th — reception at 5:30 p.m. in the GHS Student Union and induction ceremony at 6:45 p.m.
