We believe that the best solution for Fayetteville High School is to build a new, state-of-the-art high school in a new location rather than attempt to salvage the old, outdated Stone Street location with new construction. The city and students of Fayetteville deserve the very best high school we can build, and the best way to achieve this is to build on a fresh site. Building on a new site is also a less expensive option for the city and taxpayers.
Speak Out
Contact Fayetteville School board members:
Steve Percival (Zone 1)
spercival@wregional.com
Howard R. Hamilton (Zone 2)
howard501@cox.net
Tim Kring (Zone 3)
tkring@uark.edu
Becky Purcell (Zone 4)
purcellbec@hotmail.com
Tim Hudson (Zone 5)
hudsonfayar@sbcglobal.net
Susan Heil (at-large)
s.heil@sbcglobal.net
John Delap (at-large)
Jdelap.iatm@cox-internet.com
Contact FHS
Select Committee II:
Thank you to the FHS Select Committee II for all your hard work and dedication.
Contact your local paper:
Northwest Arkansas Times email@nwarktimes.com
Editor, P.O. Box 1607, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Morning News Fayetteville
Arkansas Democrat Gazette Click here
Contact Us
Links
Fayetteville School Board’s citizen participation form
Fayetteville Master Street Plan
Students First Petition (Read and Sign Below)
When considering the future of Fayetteville High School, the needs of our students must come first. The best option for our students, faculty, community and taxpayers is to build a new high school in a new location and sell the old location to the University of Arkansas.
We believe a new location will improve student safety, save taxpayers money, equip Fayetteville High School with a world-class facility that will serve the community's needs well into the future, and most importantly, provide our students with the modern, spacious facility they deserve.
Conversely, renovating and expanding the old high school would compromise the educational experiences of at least eight classes of students and require double the millage increase of building on a new site.
We urge the Fayetteville School Board to build a new, world-class high school at a new location and sell the current location to the University to offset construction costs.
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