
Our Director of Transportation, Mr. Steve Avery, helping one of our youngest Panthers make her way safely to her bus is a small moment that says a lot about the people who care for our students every day.
Our transportation team does more than get students to and from school. They help our students feel safe, supported and cared for from the moment they step onto the bus.
Thank you, Mr. Avery, and our entire transportation team, for doing Work That Matters every single day.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Benton County is offering an after-school program for Siloam Springs students!
The program runs Monday through Friday from 2:45–7 p.m. and provides a safe, supportive environment where students can learn, grow and have fun after the school day ends.
Students will have opportunities to build:
📖 Academic Success through enrichment activities
🏃 Healthy Lifestyles through fitness and wellness activities
⭐ Good Character & Citizenship through leadership, responsibility and community involvement
Cost: $220 per child for the fall semester
📍 Register in person by dropping by 655 Heritage Ct. in Siloam Springs, or online at www.bgcwbc.org
📞 479-524-4174

In the most recent U.S. News & World Report 2026-2027 Best High Schools rankings, Siloam Springs High School is among the best high schools in the nation!
Those numbers don’t happen by accident. They happen because of #WorkThatMatters.
It’s the teachers who stay after class, counselors who help students find their next step, coaches who build confidence and character, staff members who make sure students have what they need to succeed, and students who keep pushing when the work gets hard.
Success like this happens when an entire school community commits to doing the work that matters for students and families.
We’re proud to rank in the top 15% of high schools in Arkansas, and our Panthers are competing on a national level, placing in the top 20% of high schools nationwide.
But we’re not done. We will always push to better serve Every Student, Every Adult, Every Day because that’s not just our message.
That’s our work, and that work matters.
#WorkThatMatters #EveryStudentEveryAdultEveryDay #PantherNation #SiloamSchools
Source: U.S. News & World Report, 2026-2027 Best High Schools rankings.

The Benton County Sheriff’s Office is hosting Parent’s Night Out: Protecting Children Online, a two-hour educational course designed to help adults better understand the digital world children navigate every day.
Topics will include:
• Current apps and online trends
• Online safety and avoidance techniques
• Live demonstrations
• Gaming and online platforms
Educators: Continuing Education (CE) credits can be approved for this two-hour course, making this a valuable professional development opportunity as well.
📅 September 10, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Keypoint Church
3700 Medical Center Parkway, Bentonville, AR 72712
Light finger foods and snacks will be provided by S.C.A.R. (Saving Children and Reviving Souls).
Registration is required, and each attendee must register individually and provide all required information.
👉 Register here: Parent’s Night Out Registration
Due to the sensitive nature of the content, children are not permitted to attend.
Please share this opportunity with other parents, guardians, educators and members of your school community. Together, we can help equip the adults who care for our children with the knowledge and tools to help keep them safer online.
#SiloamSchools #WorkThatMatters #OnlineSafety #ParentEducation #EveryStudentEveryAdultEveryDay

HIPPY serves families of 2, 3, 4, & some 5 year old children.
In our program, Home Based Educators guide parents with the knowledge & tools to be their child's first teacher.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
We provide weekly support from a trained home-based educator, as well as curriculum, books, supplies, monthly group meetings, and more!
All at NO COST to the family.
Program Coordinator: Teresa Cambron-Hartwig
Phone: 501-230-8376
Email: tcambron-hartwig@wftigers.org
To learn more or to be contacted about enrollment visit: HIPPY.org/BostonMtn

The Siloam Springs Public School Foundation (SSPSF) is an independent non-profit organization that partners with Siloam Springs School District to invest in our schools, teachers, and students. Through community support, the Foundation provides funding for several different initiatives across the district, including the teacher grant program.
At the Back to School Breakfast this year, the SSPSF awarded $16,000 in teacher grants to support creative ideas, classroom projects, and meaningful learning experiences throughout the school year. Congratulations to this year’s grant recipients! We’re excited to see these ideas come to life and the impact they will have on students across our district.
Over the next week, we’ll be highlighting each of the grant recipients! Keep an eye on our school social media pages to learn more about each teacher’s plan for their grant and how it will make a difference for their students.
This is #WorkThatMatters: Investing in our teachers, creating opportunities for our students, and supporting the people who make a difference every day. 🐾
Thank you to the Siloam Springs Public School Foundation and our community for making this grant program possible!
#PantherNation #SiloamSpringsSchools

We’re back with Episode 2 of Panther Pulse, and this one is all about kicking off a new school year in Panther Nation!
In this episode, we talk about:
🏫 Back to School Breakfast Recap
📱 Updates on the Siloam Springs Schools app
🚌 Transportation, StopFinder and what families need to know
🏆 A look at what’s happening around Panther Nation
🎤 An update from Superintendent Shane Patrick following the AAEA conference
Whether you’re a parent, student, staff member or proud member of our community, there’s something for you in this episode.
🎧 Give it a listen, share it with a friend and stay connected with Panther Pulse!
You can download episode two here: https://tinyurl.com/PantherPulseEp2
#PantherPulse #PantherNation #SiloamSpringsSchools #WorkThatMatters

A graduate of Siloam Springs High School, Liz brings a strong connection to Panther Nation, along with experience in district operations and the finance industry. This summer, she further expanded her professional experience through an internship with the Walmart AMP, gaining valuable insight into venue operations and event management.
Liz is currently completing her Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership at Arkansas State University.
As a Siloam Springs graduate, Liz is excited for the opportunity to return to the district and serve the community that played an important role in her own growth and development. Her experience, organizational skills, and familiarity with the Siloam Springs community will be valuable assets in her new role.
Please join us in welcoming Liz back to Panther Nation and congratulating her on her new position with Siloam Springs School District.

https://tinyurl.com/SSSD-Aug-Board-Mtg

Please join us in welcoming Lindsey Taylor to Siloam Springs Schools as our new Media and Communications Specialist.
Lindsey brings nearly two decades of experience in communications, marketing, event planning, and community engagement. She spent thirteen years in the finance industry before joining the Siloam Springs Chamber of Commerce, where she spent the past six years leading community development efforts, communications, and signature community events.
During her time with the Chamber, Lindsey managed communications across digital and print platforms, coordinated events like the Siloam Springs Dogwood Festival and 4th Friday, and worked with countless volunteers and community partners to bring those events to life. She has also been a longtime partner of Siloam Springs Schools, helping with events including the Honor Graduate Luncheon and Back to School Breakfast.
Lindsey isn't new to Panther Nation. She is a Siloam Springs High School graduate, a John Brown University graduate, and a proud Panther parent with two children currently enrolled in the district.
She has also given her time and talents to our community through organizations including Ability Tree of Arkansas, Kiwanis, Siloam Springs Public Schools Foundation, the Siloam Springs High School Scholarship Committee, and Main Street Siloam Springs.
We are excited to have Lindsey join our team and can't wait to see the impact she will have helping us tell the story of our district.
Welcome to the team, Lindsey! 🐾
#PantherNation #WorkThatMatters

The Siloam Springs School District is excited to welcome our newest team members to the Panther Family!
Each year, we are fortunate to add talented educators, support staff, and leaders who are passionate about serving students and helping them succeed.
We believe the work you do matters and will have a lasting impact on the lives of young people. We can't wait to see you inspire learning, build meaningful relationships, and help ensure every student has every chance, every day to reach their full potential.
Please join us in giving a warm Panther welcome to our newest staff members as they begin their journey with the Siloam Springs School District!
Welcome to Panther Nation. We are glad you're here, and we look forward to the difference you'll make in the lives of our students, families, and community.
#PantherNation #SiloamSpringsSchools #WelcomeToTheTeam #WorkThatMatters



Today is the first day of a brand-new school year, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome back our students and staff!
Here’s to a year filled with learning, growth, new opportunities, and plenty of moments that matter. We’re ready to make it a great one!
Parents, keep an eye on all of our social media channels throughout the day. We’ll be sharing photos from across the district as we kick off the 2026–2027 school year!
Let’s make every moment count. Every Student. Every Adult. Every Day.
#PantherNation #WorkThatMatters #BackToSchool

We’re getting close to having 40% of our families connected to the Siloam Springs School District App, and that’s a great start!
If you haven’t downloaded the app yet, please take a few minutes to do so. This helps ensure you receive the messages and updates that matter to your family.
Having trouble getting connected? We can help. Contact your school office or Central Office, and the Communications team will work with you to get it taken care of.
The more Panther families we have connected, the better we can keep everyone informed.

As we begin the new school year, we ask for your patience as we transition to the new Siloam Springs School District App and communication system.
The beginning of the school year is always a time of flux, with schedules, information, and systems being updated. As with any new platform, there may be a few bumps along the way.
If you are having trouble receiving notifications or messages, please try these steps first:
1. Delete and reinstall the Siloam Springs School District App.
Make sure you are using the most current version of the app.
2. Check your contact information.
Make sure your current cell phone number and email address are correct in eSchool/PowerSchool.
3. Text START to 20819 and 27806.
If you receive a response, you should be set up to receive future messages. If you do not receive a response, the issue may be related to your cell phone carrier.
4. Still having trouble?
Please contact your child’s school or the district office so we can help troubleshoot the issue.
5. Keep an eye on your email and text messages.
Parents will continue to receive important district updates through email and text. At this point, the majority of the issues we are seeing appear to be related specifically to the app.
We want to work through any issues proactively and make sure our families are receiving the information they need. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work through the start of the school year together.


The first day of school is almost here! Before the backpacks are packed and the buses roll, take a moment to double-check your school's start and dismissal times so everyone arrives on time and ready to learn.
A great school day starts with a great morning routine!
📚 Find your school's Open House date and start and dismissal times here:
🔗 https://aptg.co/y85byq
Let's make the first day a great one. We can't wait to welcome our Panthers back for an amazing school year!

Join us on Thursday, Aug. 6, for an important Transportation Update Night as we share information about transportation for the upcoming school year.
📅 Date: Thursday, Aug. 6
🕠 Time: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Siloam Springs High School Theatre
The evening will include a presentation followed by a question-and-answer session. This is an opportunity to learn about transportation updates, ask questions, and hear directly from district staff before the school year begins.
We look forward to seeing you there!

They've answered the call to make a difference, and we're excited to have them on our team. We can't wait to see the impact they'll make in classrooms.
Please join us in giving our newest Panthers a warm Siloam Springs welcome!
#PantherNation #Limitless #WorkThatMatters #EveryStudentEveryAdultEveryDay




Softball tryouts have been rescheduled for Tuesday, August 4, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at the Panther Sports Complex.
We look forward to seeing our athletes on the field and appreciate everyone’s flexibility with the schedule change.
Go Panthers! 🐾
#PantherNation #SiloamSpringsPanthers

This week at the Arkansas Association of Educational Administrators (AAEA) Conference, Superintendent Shane Patrick, Assistant Superintendent Amy Carter, and Assistant Superintendent Joe McClung shared Siloam Springs School District's journey of transitioning to neighborhood schools. Their presentation highlighted the planning, collaboration, and student-centered approach that has guided this important work.
On Wednesday, Superintendent Shane Patrick shared how Siloam Springs Schools is developing strong leaders from within to ensure continued success for our students, staff, and community.
We are proud to see our district recognized as a leader in innovation and excellence, and we're honored to share ideas that help strengthen public education across Arkansas.
#PantherNation #Limitless #LeadershipInAction #AAEA #WorkThatMatters



