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Conway High School Welcome to the official page of Conway High School. (CPSD Social Media Directory is available on our website.)

The Conway Public School District’s official social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube) are administered and monitored by the CPSD Communications Specialist. Individual schools and our athletic program maintain accounts across these channels as well. Our social media pages are where we share the stories and celebrate the accomplishments of our CPSD students and staff. We welcome the opportunity for our parents and stakeholders to engage with us on our pages; however, we expect civility and common sense in all comments. The administrators of any and all Conway School District accounts reserve the right to hide or remove comments, replies, or other content and interactions that they deem to be in violation of the District’s Social Media Community Standards or in violation of the social media platform’s standards. (Facebook Community Standards;
Instagram Policies; Twitter Rules/Policies; YouTube Community Guidelines)

The administrators may also take action to report, block, or ban users from any and all social media platforms for repeated violations of these standards. Individuals who comment on the Conway School District’s social media platforms- or any platforms owned or managed by schools within the Conway School District- are expected to abide by the following Community Guidelines:

We will promptly remove comments that are deemed to be:

False, defamatory, or personal attacks or accusations
Misrepresentation of the poster’s identity
Political campaigning, commercial solicitations, or promotions of products or services of any third party, unless approved in advance by district administrators
Hate speech or speech that is obscene, harassing, baiting, intimidating, threatening or inciting violence
An attempt to incite action in violation of any federal or state laws or in violation of any CPSD School Board Policy
Identifying or targeting staff and/or students in a negative or abusive way
In violation of copyright and fair use laws
Profane, sexually explicit or suggestive
Harassment on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or age
Violating others’ privacy rights or confidentiality
Unrelated to the topic or to the CPSD community
Repetitive or spam

The Conway School District does not endorse, support, sanction, encourage, verify, or agree with comments, opinions, or statements posted by individuals not authorized to speak on behalf of the district. Any information or material placed online, including advice and opinions, are the views and responsibility of those making the comments and do not represent the views or philosophies of the Conway School District. Social Media should not be used to make a formal complaint against the district, its employees, or its students. All comments related to district business are considered public records subject to disclosure upon request. If there is an issue you would like addressed, please call the CPSD Administration Building at 501-450-4800 or email [email protected]. Our social media accounts are not monitored 24/7; We update and monitor these intermittently throughout the day from 7:30 am-6:00 pm. If you are a student in crisis or have an emergency, please call 911. The Conway School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. If you have a concern regarding the Conway School District’s Social Media Community Standards or accounts, please contact the CPSD Communications Department at [email protected].

📸 CHS Juniors & Sophomores: Forgot to Order Your School Pictures?It's not too late! Visit strainschoolpics.com, select “...
10/28/2026

📸 CHS Juniors & Sophomores: Forgot to Order Your School Pictures?

It's not too late! Visit strainschoolpics.com, select “Late Orders,” and use the student's ID number as the access code. See the graphic below for step-by-step instructions.

Questions? Contact Strain Photography at 501-358-6150 or [email protected].

📸 CHS Seniors: Your Photos Are Ready!Senior portraits are ready to view! Check the graphic below for instructions on how...
10/28/2026

📸 CHS Seniors: Your Photos Are Ready!

Senior portraits are ready to view! Check the graphic below for instructions on how to find your photos using Strain Photography’s FaceFind feature.

Questions? Contact Strain Photography at 501-358-6150 or [email protected].

💙🐾 LET’S MAKE A DIFFERENCE, WAMPUS CAT NATION! 🐾💙Our CATS in Community Food Drive is underway, and we need your help! 🥫 ...
10/28/2026

💙🐾 LET’S MAKE A DIFFERENCE, WAMPUS CAT NATION! 🐾💙

Our CATS in Community Food Drive is underway, and we need your help! 🥫 Together, we can support Conway Public Schools families by providing food and resources to those in need this Thanksgiving season.

📅 Collection Dates: Now through November 17

📍 Drop-Off Locations:
• Conway High School
• Kroger – Prince Street
• Walmart – Highway 65
• United Way – 1107 Main Street, Conway
• Conway Junior High School
• All Conway middle schools

🥫 ITEMS WE’RE COLLECTING:
🥜 Proteins & Soups: Peanut butter, canned tuna, soups
🍝 Pantry Staples & Meals: Mac and cheese, pasta, pasta sauce, instant mashed potatoes, ramen noodles, boxed meal kits
🥫 Sides & Breakfast: Canned vegetables, canned fruit, applesauce, crackers, granola bars, cereal, breakfast bars

Please ensure all food items are sealed and within their expiration dates!

📣 MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

Our food distribution day will be Friday, November 20, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Conway High School Roundabout.

CATS in Community is dedicated to supporting our school families by providing food and resources to those in need. Every donation makes a difference, and together, we can help make this Thanksgiving a little brighter for our Wampus Cat families! 💙

Thank you for showing what it means to be a Wampus Cat and a champion for our community!

Conway Baseball Thrives in the Classroom    By: Case Clawson, 12th grader
10/27/2026

Conway Baseball Thrives in the Classroom By: Case Clawson, 12th grader

Not only did the Conway Wampuscat Baseball team dominate on the diamond last year, but they also r...

🌎 Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at CHS! 🌎Our advanced Spanish students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with spe...
10/26/2026

🌎 Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at CHS! 🌎

Our advanced Spanish students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with special guest speakers who shared their cultures, experiences, and passion for the Spanish language!

✨ October 1: Mrs. Judith Mendez, an educator from Argentina, visited Spanish IV and AP Spanish Language and Culture classes. Through personal stories and authentic artifacts, she explored cultural differences, Argentine traditions, and the value of embracing diverse perspectives.

✨ October 15: Emily Armstrong, a UCA student majoring in Education and minoring in Spanish, visited AP Spanish to share her study-abroad experience in León, Spain. Students learned about UCA's Spanish programs and the academic, professional, and cultural opportunities that come with continuing their language studies.

❤️ Thank you to Mrs. Mendez and Emily Armstrong for inspiring our students and showing how learning a language builds connections, opens doors, and expands our understanding of the world!

🎓 Seniors: Get a Head Start on Your Future with ACT WorkKeys!Conway High School will offer the ACT WorkKeys assessment o...
10/26/2026

🎓 Seniors: Get a Head Start on Your Future with ACT WorkKeys!

Conway High School will offer the ACT WorkKeys assessment on November 3 to any senior who wishes to participate!

ACT WorkKeys helps students demonstrate the skills employers value in the workplace, including applied math, graphic literacy, and workplace documents. Students who complete the three core assessments may qualify for the ACT WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC), a nationally recognized credential they can add to their résumé and share with potential employers.

🏅 Why take WorkKeys?

Showcase your skills: Earn a credential that demonstrates your workplace readiness.

Strengthen your résumé: The NCRC can help you stand out when applying for jobs.

Explore college credit opportunities: Students may qualify for college credit based on recommendations from the American Council on Education.

Support your career growth: WorkKeys research shows that students who earn higher scores may benefit from increased earning potential over time.

The NCRC is awarded at four levels—Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum—based on your lowest score across the three core assessments. To earn a certificate, you must score at least a 3 on each assessment, with higher scores qualifying you for higher certificate levels.

📅 Assessment Date: November 3

📧 Interested seniors should contact Ms. Kerry Smith at [email protected] for more information about participating.

Take the opportunity to showcase your skills and prepare for what comes next!

Last week, our CHS Spanish Club wrapped up Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun-filled meeting celebrating Mexican culture...
10/22/2026

Last week, our CHS Spanish Club wrapped up Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun-filled meeting celebrating Mexican culture, creativity, and the Spanish language! ❤️💚🤍

🌟 Electing Our New Officers!
Students elected their new Spanish Club officers, who will help lead our club and plan exciting activities throughout the year. Congratulations to our newly elected officers! President: Hazly Garcia Flores, Vicepresident: Max Yoder, Secretary: Sidney Hinojosa, Treasure/Photographer: Briana Mendez. We look forward to seeing all the wonderful things you will accomplish!

🎨🍪 Creative Mexican Sombreros!
Students put their creativity to work by making adorable Mexican sombreros using cookies, chocolate, gummies, and icing. The results were colorful, delicious, and full of personality! Our newly elected officers had the important job of choosing the three best sombreros. Congratulations to our winners! 🏆👒

A Spanish Number Guessing Challenge!
We also played a fun guessing game in which students had to guess a number and write it out correctly in Spanish words. Congratulations to Caden Harris, who came closest to guessing the number and won the prize! 🎁 ¡Muy bien, Caden!

It was a wonderful way to conclude Hispanic Heritage Month while celebrating friendship, teamwork, cultural appreciation, and learning Spanish beyond the classroom.

A big thank-you to all our students for participating and making our Spanish Club meeting such a success! We can't wait for our next adventure! 🌎✨

¡Viva la cultura! ¡Viva el español! ❤️💛💚

🎃 Welcome to the Caring Cats Pumpkin Patch! 💙Each month, our Caring Cats Club brings buddy leaders and their buddies tog...
10/21/2026

🎃 Welcome to the Caring Cats Pumpkin Patch! 💙

Each month, our Caring Cats Club brings buddy leaders and their buddies together for fun, friendship, and inclusive activities that allow students of all abilities to participate.

This month was all about pumpkins! Students chose to carve, paint, or decorate their pumpkins based on their interests and abilities. We enjoyed some fresh air, creativity, and lots of laughs!

Their creations turned out too good not to share, so we turned an area of CHS into our very own Caring Cats Pumpkin Patch! 🎃💙

A little creativity, a lot of friendship, and a reminder that inclusion is about creating opportunities for everyone to shine!

CHS Asian Club: A Taste of Japan Through OnigiriCHS Asian Club students enjoyed a special cultural experience during the...
10/21/2026

CHS Asian Club: A Taste of Japan Through Onigiri

CHS Asian Club students enjoyed a special cultural experience during their 2nd meeting! We were honored to welcome Dr. Reed, a Japanese professor at UCA who was born and raised in Japan. Dr. Reed introduced students to onigiri, traditional Japanese rice balls, while sharing the fascinating history and cultural significance behind this beloved Japanese food. Students then rolled up their sleeves and had fun making their own onigiri! 🍙

Often featured in Japanese anime and YouTube videos, onigiri is a simple, affordable, and delicious Japanese snack or light meal. Students were excited to bring something they had seen on screen to life through this fun, hands-on experience!

🌏 Sponsored by Mrs. Chen, CHS Mandarin Chinese teacher, the Asian Club provides students with exciting opportunities to explore and celebrate the rich diversity of Asian cultures through food and interactive activities.

📣 Parent-Teacher Conferences at CHSConway High School will host Parent-Teacher Conferences on Wednesday, October 21, fro...
10/20/2026

📣 Parent-Teacher Conferences at CHS

Conway High School will host Parent-Teacher Conferences on Wednesday, October 21, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Most teachers will be taking lunch from 1pm - 2pm.

This is a great opportunity to connect with your student’s teachers, discuss progress, and ask questions about the school year. We look forward to seeing our Wampus Cat families! 💙🤍

Address

2200 Prince Street
Conway, AR
72034

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 3:15pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+15014504880

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