On Friday, the Junior High Thespian Troupe competed in the Arkansas Thespian One Act Competition, performing the piece "Help Desk". They did a wonderful job! Scores will be released toward the end of November.

Congratulations to the JH boys' basketball team and coaches for their win over GCT! #GoBearcats
The Jr. High Talent Show will be this Thursday evening at 6:30pm in the auditorium. Admission is $5, but free for teachers and staff members! These students are going to put on quite a show and you won't want to miss it. You will also be able to vote for "People's Choice Award" by placing money in the jars of your favorite contestants - $1 = 1 Vote.
Looking for a great Christmas ornament? Our OM program is second to none!
OM Fundraiser

Two Brookland Quiz Bowl teams competed at the MacArthur Junior High invitational today. Out if 12 teams, Brookland A got 2nd place with a W/L record of 4-1 and an average score of 340 points per game!

Thank you, Nothing Bundt Cakes, for supporting
and celebrating our staff's birthdays by providing a
cake. Mrs. Rigney celebrated her birthday last week!! Happy
Birthday from the Bearcat family and Nothing
Bundt Cakes!!!

Congratulations BHS Dance Team! 4-A State Champions once again!! #bearcatproud

Thank you EAST Students (Ava Baker, Anna Hardee, Callie Marquies) for volunteering to clean Brookland School District buses today. Great Community Service idea!
Very Excited about the progress at Brookland Intermediate School. The gym is actually a tornado safe room!




Thank you, Nothing Bundt Cakes, for supporting
and celebrating our staff's birthdays by providing a
cake. Today is Yamileth's birthday!! We appreciate all she does for our students and staff! Happy Birthday from the Bearcat family and Nothing
Bundt Cakes!!!

Do you have students who are enthusiastic about "content creation?" This is for them!!
💎 Walton Arts Center's Diamond Awards' new award category - Student Reporter Search 💎
The Diamond Awards Student Reporter search is an opportunity to showcase student creativity and skills in event coverage, visual storytelling, video editing, videography, photography, and social media.
How does this work?... Students will create 2 Insta/TikTok style videos for the Diamond Awards to review and provide feedback. Up to two students will be selected as the Diamond Awards Student Reporters, and are eligible to advance to the National High School Musical Theatre Awards, AKA the Jimmy Awards. The top Student Reporters will get to cover the Diamond Awards for Walton Arts Center, and receive awards during the Awards Show on May 23!
If selected as a National Winner for the Jimmy Awards, students will receive an all-expense paid trip to NYC to work directly with the Jimmy Awards Digital team, June 21-23, 2026!
Students must register for the Student Reporter Search themselves, by filling out the online form by November 21.
➡️➡️REGISTRATION FORM ⬅️⬅️
TIMELINE:
November 23: Deadline to register for the Student Reporter award category
December 23: 1st Video Due! Submit your 1st video using the instructions sent by The Diamond Awards
January 30: Top Student Reporters announced
February TBD: hands-on training from media professionals to prepare for Video 2
March 23: Draft of 2nd video due (this is the video that may be submitted to the Jimmy Awards)
April 6: Final 2nd video due
May 21-23: The Diamond Awards – Top Student Reporters will assist with coverage for this event & winners will be announced.
June 21-23: The Jimmy Awards
For more information and student registration please visit: https://waltonartscenter.org/edu/diamond-awards/participate/
Hope to see some great student videos! Please contact me if you have any questions about this new award.
Sara Broome Jones
Programs & Festivals Manager
479-571-2743
sjones@waltonartscenter.org
Walton Arts Center & Walmart AMP
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72702
waltonartscenter.org
walmartamp.com
💎 Walton Arts Center's Diamond Awards' new award category - Student Reporter Search 💎
The Diamond Awards Student Reporter search is an opportunity to showcase student creativity and skills in event coverage, visual storytelling, video editing, videography, photography, and social media.
How does this work?... Students will create 2 Insta/TikTok style videos for the Diamond Awards to review and provide feedback. Up to two students will be selected as the Diamond Awards Student Reporters, and are eligible to advance to the National High School Musical Theatre Awards, AKA the Jimmy Awards. The top Student Reporters will get to cover the Diamond Awards for Walton Arts Center, and receive awards during the Awards Show on May 23!
If selected as a National Winner for the Jimmy Awards, students will receive an all-expense paid trip to NYC to work directly with the Jimmy Awards Digital team, June 21-23, 2026!
Students must register for the Student Reporter Search themselves, by filling out the online form by November 21.
➡️➡️REGISTRATION FORM ⬅️⬅️
TIMELINE:
November 23: Deadline to register for the Student Reporter award category
December 23: 1st Video Due! Submit your 1st video using the instructions sent by The Diamond Awards
January 30: Top Student Reporters announced
February TBD: hands-on training from media professionals to prepare for Video 2
March 23: Draft of 2nd video due (this is the video that may be submitted to the Jimmy Awards)
April 6: Final 2nd video due
May 21-23: The Diamond Awards – Top Student Reporters will assist with coverage for this event & winners will be announced.
June 21-23: The Jimmy Awards
For more information and student registration please visit: https://waltonartscenter.org/edu/diamond-awards/participate/
Hope to see some great student videos! Please contact me if you have any questions about this new award.
Sara Broome Jones
Programs & Festivals Manager
479-571-2743
sjones@waltonartscenter.org
Walton Arts Center & Walmart AMP
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72702
waltonartscenter.org
walmartamp.com

Shout out to Ms. Kaley Brewer for her efforts in helping students recognize the importance of putting forth their best effort, not only in math, but in life. She has gone above and beyond her position as a math interventionist. Ms. Brewer is constantly seeking and researching a variety of resources inside and outside the district to help our students grow, as well as ensuring that students are recognized for their growth scores on the ATLAS assessments. She is modeling the 'grit' that she desires our students to show. Keep up the great work, Ms. Brewer!! #bearcatstrong



If you would like to sponsor a 9th or 10th grade child, please contact Mrs. Harrison at sharrison@bpsbearcats.com

Congratulations to these members of the Brookland Bands for their great showing at Jazz All Region yesterday!

Thank you, Nothing Bundt Cakes, for supporting and celebrating our staff's birthdays by providing a cake. Today is Angela Adkins' birthday!! Happy Birthday from the Bearcat family and Nothing Bundt Cakes!!!

Let's meet our 9th grade student spotlight - Katie Cooper

Let's meet our 8th grade student spotlight - Rory Greth

Let's meet our 7th grade student spotlight - Arlie Kennon

