Nettleton High School is proud to announce the 2021-2022 Class for Junior Leadership Jonesboro sponsored by the Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce:

Claire Casey

Braylon King

Emma Prondzinski

Jamyia Thomas

Eden White

Congratulations to our Nettleton students who have been selected to serve on the Mayor’s Youth Advancement Council.
Taylor Cunningham
Kennedy Baker
Chloe Reed
Ava Gatlin
Jenna Hauge
Daniel Golden
Cameron Salo
Eva Barrett
Alicia Barnes
#RaiderPride

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Announcing your 2021-22 NHS Student Council:

Officers and Representatives

Student Activities Board

NHS is proud to announce that Ashlee Taber and Alyssa Willie were notified of their acceptance earlier this month to the 2021 session of Arkansas Governor’s School. They were among over 600 Arkansas students to apply! Ashlee was accepted into the Natural Science area, and Alyssa was accepted into the area of Mathematics Congratulations to these students!

Congratulations to these Nettleton High School students who placed in the NEA Regional Science Fair. The students placing first, second, and third are eligible to compete in the Arkansas State Science fair this weekend.  Good luck Raiders! #rpij

 

Pictured left to right are:

Cameron Holder - "Quantifying Soybean CO2 Exchange with Chlorophyll Content" Second place overall; First Place, environmental science, Soybean Challenge Winner

Jakayla Scott - "Caffeine content of different beverages" Honorable Mention, Chemistry

Davonta Buchanan - "How long it take paint to dry" First place, Engineering: Electrical and Mechanical

Mason Huffines - "Color of chemicals in flames" Third place, Chemistry

Shalea Thomas, Anthony Watson, Patrick Neal recently competed in the NEA Regional Science fair and won second place in the category of  Engineering: Electrical and Mechanical.

 

Congratulations to Cameron Holder. His science fair project “Quantifying Carbon Dioxide Exchange of Soybeans” was chosen to win the soybean science challenge award for 2021 at the recent Northeast Arkansas Regional Science Fair. His project was judged as the most promising research that utilized practical science application and advanced technology to support soybean production for Arkansas farmers and the Agriculture industry. Here he is pictured with his soybean plants. Cameron also won first place in the Environmental category and second place overall.  As a result, he will be representing Nettleton at the Arkansas State Science Fair and the Regeneron International Science Fair later this spring.  #raiderpride #rpij

 

Congratulations to the Lady Raider Bowling Team. They have qualified to compete at State!