Grades 7 through 12
Jasper High School Principal - Jeff Lewis - Email
600 School Street
P.O. Box 446
Jasper, Arkansas 72641
Phone 870.446.2223
Fax 870.446.5549
Mission Statement
Jasper High School is committed to building a community that reflects excellence in literacy, pride and integrity, and the motivation to succeed.
Alma Mater
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Hail, Alma Mater, we sing to thy praise Great with affection our voices we raise Nestling so peaceful and calm ‘neath the sky Fondly we love thee, dear old Jasper High.
Hail Alma Mater, thy praise we sing, Loud in thy honor, our voices will ring Long through the ages remains, if God will Love and prosperity, dear old Jasper High. |
Jasper Boston Mountain Rural Health Center Medical and Dental Clinic will continue with regular business hours through summer vacation!
Jasper Pirates and Lady Pirates You may download the Registration Form here .
2018 Summer Basketball Camp at Jasper School Gymnasium
The Jasper School District will be holding a Summer Basketball Camp for boys and girls going into the 2-7 grades. The 2nd and 3rd grade boy’s and girl’s camp will be May 29-31 from 8:30-10:00. Camper’s in grades 4-7 will be from 10:00-12:00 on May 29-31.
Please fill out the form for each child who will be attending, check the appropriate camp for that child, and return the form to school.
_____ Boy’s and Girl’s- grades 2-3
_____ Boy’s and Girl’s- grades 4-7
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Each Camper will receive a camp T-shirt and a Basketball
Cost for the camp is $25
Click here for the Summer menu.
Jasper High School Library Club helped the Newton County Library set up for the plant sell sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Clinton Foundation Curbside Couture Fashion Show.
Here are Aubrey's designer notes.
Global Warming
As I thought about what I wanted to emphasize when designing a look constructed from recycled materials, I thought about what the greatest environmental issue facing the entire planet is and decided on the topic of global warming. I have constructed the head piece and bodice to appear to be a frozen mass of ice. The mass of ice represents our polar ice-caps. One of the most detrimental effects of global warming is the melting of ice caps and the subsequent rise in ocean levels. Part of the mid portion of the dress portrays images of factories and the ever present smoke plumes that billar out carbon dioxide rich smoke; this smoke comes from the burning of fossil fuels and is causing a buildup of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere; these greenhouse gases act like the plastic on a green house- hence the term greenhouse effect. The other images in the mid portion of the dress shows the effects of global warming. The train and bottom segment of the dress depicts the effect of rising sea levels. On the back of the dress, an air filter has been used to appear as a clock. I chose to use an air filter to illustrate the need for cleaner air, as well as a cleaner environment. This filter looks like a clock to indicate that our time is running out, and we don’t have long before we cause permanent damage to our beautiful home. I hope you enjoy viewing my curbside couture creation and I sincerely hope it has made you think about the global impact of destructive human activities.
By: Aubrey Barnard
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You may see the pictures of the design on the Jasper School District Facebook page.
| 2018 Science Fair Results | |
| 7th Grade | |
| 1st Place | Aubrey Henderson |
| 2nd Place | Skylea Lager |
| 3rd Place | Nate Watts |
| Honorable Mention | Brennon Davis |
| 8th Grade | |
| 1st Place | Hannah Harrison |
| 2nd Place | Malia Weeden |
| 3rd Place | Cody Henderson |
| Honorable Mention | Khya Blanton |
| 9th Grade | |
| 1st Place | Kylee Campbell |
| 2nd Place | Sydney Roberts |
| 3rd Place | Rianna Greenhaw |
| Honorable Mention | Rylee Haight |
| 10th Grade | |
| 1st Place | Mesa Olsen |
| 2nd Place | Charity Rose England |
| 3rd Place | Bailey House |
| Honorable Mention | Hayden Phillips |
| 11th Grade | |
| 1st Place | Shianna Brasel |
| 2nd Place | Kaleigh Willis |
| 3rd Place | Sierra Johnson |
| Honorable Mention | Trent Gordon |
| 12th Grade | NO ENTRIES |
| 1st Place | |
| Junior High Champion - Jasper Science Fair 2018 | Hannah Harrison |
| Senior High Champion - Jasper Science Fair 2018 | Kylee Campbell |
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Congratulations to all for a great effort and to our 2018 Science Fair Winners!
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On March 15th, Jasper Campus Staff will receive additional and updated training in Proactive School Safety. We are inviting school patrons to this training which will be held at 3:30 PM. If you plan to attend please RSVP with the Elementary Secretary at 446-5320 by March 12th, so that we may have adequate facilities and materials prepared.
Jasper’s FBLA Places in District Conference
Jasper’s FBLA members attended their District VI Leadership Conference at Arkansas State University in Mountain Home on Friday, January 19, 2018. Mrs. Alice Cooper, FBLA Adviser, accompanied her students to their conference. Those students placing in their events include: Jewell Hardaway, 5th place in Publication Design; Violet Mefford, 2nd place in Public Speaking; Josh Taylor, 5th place in Job Interview; Isaac Fernando, 1st place in Digital Video Production; Alexis Carter, 1st place in Advertising; Shianna Brasel, 5th place in Publication Design; Emma Lewis, 2nd place in Entrepreneurship; Baylie House, 2nd place in Entrepreneurship; Dayton Beauchamp, 1st place in Digital Video Production; Emma Moore, 2nd place in Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure; Aubrey Hill, 3rd place in Organizational Leadership; Delaney Cox, 2nd place in Entrepreneurship. Not pictured: Taylor Ricketts, 6th place Intro to Information Technology. Congratulations to all students who attended and competed in their FBLA events!!
The Jasper School District's School-Based Health Center (SBHC) is located at 609 West Clark Street on the Jasper Campus. The SBHC offers medical and dental service to all students, faculty, staff, and the entire community. The SBHC provides school-based mental health services to students.
We are proud to offer quality healthcare services that are easily accessible to the student body through our SBHC. We want to ensure that our students are healthy so they can get the most out of their educational experience. We expect that kids will miss less school because they can be seen early, treated quickly and seen right here on campus. We are also committed to partnering with parents to ensure that all kids receive preventative care as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Doctors are in the clinic on the following days:
Medical Services - Monday and Tuesday 9:00 a.m-2:30 p.m.
How to order your 2017-2018 Jasper Yearbook click here.
Jasper School District 2018-2019 Testing Calendar
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Parents and Guardians
You can take advantage of our Text Messaging Service
Our school utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more.
Please read the PDF below for more information.
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