Crossett Eagle Arena Broadcast Crew has soared during the 2019-2020 school year with over 20 students in participation!The Eagle Broadcast Team consists of graphic designers, camera operators, animation designers, and Tricaster, Bolt, and 3 Play operators. The crew works daily to bring life to Eagle Arena and the schools digital signage.Two highlights of the year... READ MORE >

Crossett High School students have a new sport to choose: ESports. Arkansas Activities Association has partnered with Playvs to bring League of Legends and Rocket League to students in Arkansas. There are three Eagle League of Legends teams: CSD VIBE, CSD Deadly Royals, and CSD Trailblazers. There are four Eagle Rocket League Teams: CSD Eagle Mafia, CSD ATK,... READ MORE >

On April 29, CHS students and teachers from Art, EAST and JAG traveled to Little Rock to tour APPTEGY and the new visual art building at UALR. APPTEGY is a relatively young Little Rock based company that helps school districts coordinate the most commonly used social media apps and other technology based communication resources.The following statement was taken... READ MORE >

A team of Crossett High School students have started recording the basketball games in the new arena and live-streaming the video on the four sided jumbotron which hangs over the center of the arena. The members of the Crossett Camera Crew (CCC) are; CHS EAST facilitator Audwin Bradford, Jordan McIntosh, Keith Fletcher, Jasmine Fletcher, Raylyn Carpenter, Katie... READ MORE >

The Crossett High School JAG program has recently started a shirt business. The business started producing shirts after the move into the new building, the first week of December. They began selling Christmas themed shirts and have created shirts for the Green Men and the EAST/Camera crew students. The business is teaching time management, manufacturing and... READ MORE >

The Crossett High School Special Education students have started a coffee business. Mrs.Donna Culpepper is the advisor over the program. This business allows the students to sell coffee and hot chocolate to teachers in the morning before school starts. The coffee is $1.00 a cup and they only sell to school staff. The program is a way for the students to become more... READ MORE >

The Crossett High School band participated in the Arkansas School Band and Orchestra Association (ASBOA) Region three Marching Assessment on Tuesday, October 16th, 2018. The event was held at Warren High School. There were 17 other bands, ranging from 2A to 6A, that participated and were rated in this assessment. Band director, John McLaren, says that the purpose... READ MORE >

Crossett High School (CHS) students are required to become CPR certified in order to graduate. The reason behind CHS students having to be CPR certified, is that hands only CPR is a graduation requirement by Arkansas Department of Education said CHS nurse Jenny Hammons. Arkansas Code Ann. 6-16-143 requires students in grades 9-12 to be trained in the psychomotor... READ MORE >

The Crossett High School (CHS) Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) collected boxes of tissue to pass out at the Stonegate nursing home on October 24, 2018. HOSA sponsor Mrs. Janell Harper said that “HOSA has been collecting and passing out tissue for approximately 10 years.” HOSA started passing out tissue because they wanted to give back to the... READ MORE >

Congratulations February Students of the Month!Tori Simmons, Roxanna Wisecarver, Stephanie White, and Jaxon Davidson. READ MORE >

2017 Art I Tribal Mask Winners are (from left to right )Anna Cate Toler - Neatest and Most Creative Painting Becka Frisby - Funniest Lexie White - Best Overall Design Jayden Thurman - Prettiest Design Stephanie White - Best Embellishments Millie Taylor - Scariest Kirsten Thurman - Best construction READ MORE >

Joey Moore, Hannah McFarland, and Paige Thompson star in Shingles! READ MORE >

Congratulations to the October Students of the Month! Mary Kraft, Stephen Carter, Anna Clair Atchison, and Sidne Mills READ MORE >

Jessica Tran was 3rd in Marketing and Carson Grannon was 3rd in Personal Finance. READ MORE >

On Thursday, October 6, 2017, CHS students left CHS headed to Pine Bluff to attend the FBLA State Fall Leadership Conference at the Pine Bluff Convention Center. According to the Arkansas FBLA website, http://www.arfbla.org, “FBLA is a national vocational student organization for students in high schools and middle schools who are interested in business or... READ MORE >

On September 29, Crossett High School hosted the annual homecoming assembly with the theme, “City of Dreams.” While family, friends, and students entered the auditorium, Mary Kraft played prelude music on the piano. Principal, Mrs. Alicia Brown, opened the ceremony. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Karis Staley. CHS Kantorei sang the Star-Spangled Banner. ... READ MORE >

The CHS Men's Tennis Team was named District runner up READ MORE >

The CHS Girls' Tennis Team was named District champs in Dumas. READ MORE >

Jayden Thurmon, Sophomore at CHS, won her district title at the tennis meet October 3 in Dumas. Brian Thomas, Senior, won runner up. Both are eligible for the state tournament October 16-17, 2017 in Russellville. READ MORE >

CHS Teachers thrilled the students with their dance routine! READ MORE >

Crossett High School Teacher Cadet students created original children books to read to the students at Hastings Learning Center. The students in the Teacher Cadet program have the opportunity to learn about the path in becoming a teacher. Students follow a curriculum based program as students on a college level. Students learn all facets of the teaching... READ MORE >

E.A.G.L.E Time By: Beth Jennings Crossett High School implemented a new mandatory elective this year ― E.A.G.L.E. Time. The acronym stands for Everyone Achieves Growth Leading to Excellence. E.A.G.L.E. Time is a mandatory class held during every student's third period. This class was created due to the growing need of enrichment and academic... READ MORE >

On Saturday, August 19, 2017, the Crossett community gathered at the sports complex to participate in a block party. The block party was organized by Forward Arkansas. Forward Arkansas is a partnership of parents, educators, civic leaders, business professionals and policy makers committed to helping every Arkansas student graduate prepared for success in college... READ MORE >

The Crossett Eagles hosted their annual Maroon and White Football game August 18, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. This event introduced the Crossett Eagle football teams for seventh grade, junior high, and high school. The CMS Cheerleaders and CMS Juniorettes as well as the CHS Cheerleaders and CHS Eaglettes were also presented. Entrance for the Maroon and White game... READ MORE >