Information and Resources to help during this time
Senior Night for the Hillbillies!
6:30 start for Senior Night!
Band, Cheer, Golf, XC, Football
#HPRD Go Hillbillies!!
6:30 start for Senior Night!
Band, Cheer, Golf, XC, Football
#HPRD Go Hillbillies!!
Reminder for parents and guardians:
If your income has changed (decrease in wages) and is being affected by the government shut down. You can fill out a free/reduced meal application at anytime. If your student didn't qualify when you sent in the first app or didn't send in an app at all for the 2025-26 school year, please send it now. You may qualify. This is based off the USDA income eligibility guidelines.
You can go online to ezmealapp.com or we can send a paper application home.
Please contact Rushia Weeks at 479-667-0404.
Go Hillbillies!
State Cross Country and Week 10 Football!
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State Cross Country and Week 10 Football!
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Fall Back - November 2, 2025
Football Week 9 Game Day!!
Go Hillbillies!! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies!! #HPRD
OHS attends FCCLA Chapter Officer Leadership Academy at ATU in Russellville, AR
Tucker Shaw, Ozark High School FCCLA PRESIDENT and Region II Vice-President along with Debby Estep, advisor attended FCCLA COLA at ATU in Russellville, AR.
FCCLA COLA - “Chapter Officer Leadership Academy" describes the overall leadership development opportunities provided by the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)organization for its student officers. These opportunities include participating in officer roles, attending conferences, competing in events, and receiving training that helps them develop essential skills like public speaking, goal setting, and time management.
Key leadership components for FCCLA chapter officers
Officer roles: Serving as an officer is a primary way for members to develop leadership skills and gain experience.
Conferences and events: Students can attend both state and national conferences, such as the National Leadership Conference and the National Fall Conference, which offer workshops, speakers, and competitive events designed to build leadership skills.
Competitive events (STAR Events): Through participation in STAR Events, officers can apply and showcase their leadership abilities in various capacities, including online competitions.
Skill development: The experience helps officers develop a wide range of life skills, including public speaking, working in teams, goal setting, time management, and decision-making.
Career and personal growth: The academy, or rather, the leadership experience, is designed to prepare students for future roles in their careers and communities.
Tucker Shaw, Ozark High School FCCLA PRESIDENT and Region II Vice-President along with Debby Estep, advisor attended FCCLA COLA at ATU in Russellville, AR.
FCCLA COLA - “Chapter Officer Leadership Academy" describes the overall leadership development opportunities provided by the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)organization for its student officers. These opportunities include participating in officer roles, attending conferences, competing in events, and receiving training that helps them develop essential skills like public speaking, goal setting, and time management.
Key leadership components for FCCLA chapter officers
Officer roles: Serving as an officer is a primary way for members to develop leadership skills and gain experience.
Conferences and events: Students can attend both state and national conferences, such as the National Leadership Conference and the National Fall Conference, which offer workshops, speakers, and competitive events designed to build leadership skills.
Competitive events (STAR Events): Through participation in STAR Events, officers can apply and showcase their leadership abilities in various capacities, including online competitions.
Skill development: The experience helps officers develop a wide range of life skills, including public speaking, working in teams, goal setting, time management, and decision-making.
Career and personal growth: The academy, or rather, the leadership experience, is designed to prepare students for future roles in their careers and communities.
On October 29th, Ozark High School Stock Market Club visited the US Marshals Museum in Fort Smith, thanks to a generous grant from the United States Marshals Museum Field Trip Fund. Students learned about many aspects of economics and the history of the US Marshals. Pictured are participants at the US Marshals Museum.
Ozark High School juniors Tucker Jack Shaw and Adelynn Woolsey were selected for Senator John Boozman's 2025-2026 Congressional Youth Cabinet. On October 16th, Tucker Jack and Adelynn traveled to Little Rock's Old State House Museum to meet fellow Youth Cabinet members from across the state to consider significant legislative issues. As part of their Cabinet experience, their group will research, interview stakeholders, and draft a proposal for a legislative solution for that issue to present to the Senator in the spring. Congratulations to these OHS students!
XC Conference Meet Monday. Week 9 Football.
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It's Conference Game Day!
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Go Hillbillies!! #HPRD
Welcome to the Ozark School District! #HPRD
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Regional Volleyball Monday @ Gravette
Hillbilly Pride Runs Deep!
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Hillbilly Pride Runs Deep!
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Home Football Tonight!
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Go Hillbillies! #hprd
Thank you!
Volleyball Senior Night Tonight!
Senior night will be between JV and V Games. Approximately 6pm
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Senior night will be between JV and V Games. Approximately 6pm
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Fall Break - No Classes
Football Game Day @ Mena!
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Go Hillbillies! #HPRD