This National Scholarship Month, we’re proud to feature the Family & Consumer Science Completer Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior who has completed the Family and Consumer Science program.
This National Scholarship Month, we’re thrilled to spotlight the Computer Science Completer Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior who has completed the Computer Science program.
This National Scholarship Month, we’re excited to spotlight the Shelter Insurance Scholarship!. This $1,500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior selected by a local committee of high school officials and community leaders. Thank you to Vicki Stephenson and Shelter Insurance for supporting our students and their educational dreams!
In celebration of National Scholarship Month, we’re proud to feature the Business Completer Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior who has completed the Business program.
Reminder!!! Thanksgiving Break is next week. There will be no school November 25 through 29. We hope you all have a great break and enjoy time together.
See you back on Monday, December 2!
In celebration of National Scholarship Month, we’re proud to feature the Blake Sherrill Memorial Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior pursuing higher education. A heartfelt thank you to Andy and Angela Sherrill for honoring Blake’s legacy by supporting our students’ futures!
This National Scholarship Month, we’re excited to highlight the Agriculture Completer Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior who has completed the Agriculture program.
This National Scholarship Month, we’re honored to highlight the Shining Stars of Independence County Scholarship. This $2,500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior nominated for their improvement in grades, attendance, and plans to attend trade school. A huge thank you to For the Kids of Arkansas for this incredible opportunity to support our students’ growth and future success!
During National Scholarship Month, we’re honored to feature the James Humphrey Memorial Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded to a Southside senior who has completed the Criminal Justice program. A heartfelt thank you to the Humphrey Family for supporting our students and encouraging their pursuit of careers in criminal justice.
This National Scholarship Month, we’re proud to highlight the Ronota Newberry-Woodbridge Memorial Scholarship. This $500 scholarship supports a female Southside senior pursuing a STEM major in college, with a 3.0 GPA and a family income under $100,000. Thank you to the Newberry-Woodbridge Scholarship Committee for encouraging young women to thrive in STEM fields and invest in their bright futures!
Athletic Update Week of November 18 - 23
Tickets for the football playoff game on Friday must be purchased ONLINE and before the game. Only AAA passes will be accepted. Purchase link: https://gofan.co/app/school/AR18683
In celebration of National Scholarship Month, we’re thrilled to highlight the Compass South Scholarships. Three $1,000 scholarships are available for Southside graduating seniors planning to pursue higher education. Our heartfelt thanks to Compass South Church for supporting our students’ journeys and investing in their futures!
As part of National Scholarship Month, we're excited to spotlight the Roger Rich Scholarships. Two $500 scholarships are available to graduating Southside seniors who plan to pursue higher education—one based on merit and one on financial need. A huge thank you to Roger and Lisa Rich for making this opportunity possible for our students and helping support their dreams!
Athletic Update Week of November 11-16
Tickets for the football playoff game on Friday must be purchased ONLINE and before the game. Only AAA passes will be accepted. Purchase link: https://gofan.co/event/2227121?schoolId=AAA
In honor of National Scholarship Month, we're excited to feature the Kimberly Moore Memorial Scholarship. This $1,500 award is available to a graduating Southside Key Club member who demonstrates exceptional leadership, citizenship, academic excellence, and community cooperation. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Batesville for offering this incredible opportunity to support our students' futures!
This National Scholarship Month, we’re proud to recognize the Michelle Lee Snyder Merrill Memorial Scholarship! This $500 scholarship celebrates a Southside Charter High School senior who exemplifies kindness, compassion, cooperation, and academic achievement. Thank you to the Denison Family for this wonderful opportunity that uplifts and honors outstanding character in our students!
Join Us for the Shade Tree Ceremony on Tuesday, November 12! We’re excited to welcome the community to celebrate a new addition to our campus! Thanks to the generous donation of 5 beautiful shade trees from the Arkansas Forestry Division, our 4-year-old classes will be planting these trees at Southside Preschool. Location: Southside Preschool Address: Fred Denison Dr Ceremony Start Time: 9:30 AM We hope you can come support our littlest learners as they kick off this special tradition, fostering a love for nature and community care. We hope to see you there!
Information regarding the football game at Blytheville tonight:
Blytheville implements a clear bag & cashless policy at the gate. You can pay with a debit/credit card. They encourage fans to purchase tickets ahead of time at https://gofan.co/app/school/AR19314 for quicker entry into the game.
Any bags that are not clear will have to be left in the vehicle.
We will see you there!
November is National Scholarship Month, and we’re excited to highlight the Fred Denison "Mr. D" Memorial Scholarship! This special scholarship offers between $300-$500 to Southside Seniors. We extend a huge thank you to the Denison Family for providing this meaningful opportunity and supporting our students’ future story.
Background Information:
Mr. D was a former student/graduate, teacher, and school board member for the Southside School District for some 68 years of his life. He loved working with kids, and he held a special place in his heart for those students he felt had overcome (or were overcoming) a difficult set of circumstances in their lives. He was raised in a single parent home from the age of 4 and began to work for his own money to help support his family at the age of 13. After graduating as valedictorian of his high school class, Mr. D went on to graduate from Arkansas State Teachers College (now UCA) in 3 years. During that time frame, he also got married and held down a full-time job. Even during his teaching career, Mr. D also worked as a cattle farm operator as well as a part-time electrician.
