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Join us for Enrollment Information Night on February 17th from 5:00–7:00 p.m. An information session will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the PAC.
Join us for Enrollment Information Night on February 17th from 5:00–7:00 p.m. An information session will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the PAC.
Congratulations to our Phoenix students who made All-Region Band!
Reminder: No School Monday, January 19, 2026
Pizza & Pathways — Thursday Night!
Doors open at 4:30 | Program: 5:00–7:00
Doors open at 4:30 | Program: 5:00–7:00
Please join us next Thursday night.
We loved welcoming our DTSOI alumni back to campus to share their honest experiences about life after high school.
Hearing real college experiences from former Phoenix students made a big impact.
Once a Phoenix, always a Phoenix
Hearing real college experiences from former Phoenix students made a big impact.
Once a Phoenix, always a Phoenix
Holiday Market tonight 4:00-8:00
NHS Shine Bright Hygiene Drive for Northwest Arkansas Children's Shelter
The DTSOI 6-8th grade Spelling Bee Winners: 1st place: Emilia Brown, 2nd place: Trix Browning, 3rd place: Zayde Pierce
We are ready to see our Phoenix Fam on Monday! Start spirit week off by dressing up in an ugly sweater or flannel!
Congratulations to Vaughn Fields, a senior at DTSOI and the secretary of our National Honor Society chapter! Vaughn has been working with the city of Springdale to start an Adopt a Road program so that our NHS chapter can adopt Hylton Road in front of the school!
This exciting project will allow chapter members to participate in a street clean-up twice a year, helping keep our community clean and beautiful. We are so proud of Vaughn’s leadership and dedication to service!
This exciting project will allow chapter members to participate in a street clean-up twice a year, helping keep our community clean and beautiful. We are so proud of Vaughn’s leadership and dedication to service!
We are so proud to recognize our students who earned top honors in the 2025-26 VFW essay contests!
VFW Patriot’s Pen (6 - 8 grade)
1st Place: Rylee G. McLeod, 8th grader, Teacher - Eric Ball
VFW Voice of Democracy (9 - 12 grade)
2nd Place: Ryan C. Bott, 12th grader, Teacher - John Holmes
3rd Place: Andrew J. Shellhammer, 12th grader, Teacher - John Holmes
The prompts for both contests asked students to reflect on a powerful question: “How Are You Showing Patriotism And Support For Our Country?”
Our students’ thoughtful responses and dedication to civic pride truly shine! Thank you to all who participated and represented our school with pride.
VFW Patriot’s Pen (6 - 8 grade)
1st Place: Rylee G. McLeod, 8th grader, Teacher - Eric Ball
VFW Voice of Democracy (9 - 12 grade)
2nd Place: Ryan C. Bott, 12th grader, Teacher - John Holmes
3rd Place: Andrew J. Shellhammer, 12th grader, Teacher - John Holmes
The prompts for both contests asked students to reflect on a powerful question: “How Are You Showing Patriotism And Support For Our Country?”
Our students’ thoughtful responses and dedication to civic pride truly shine! Thank you to all who participated and represented our school with pride.
This week, DTSOI students explored the rich histories and vibrant traditions of Native American cultures. We were honored to welcome guest speakers, Kailee Stoneberger and Tiffany Deerinwater who shared their stories and perspectives, giving our students a meaningful connection to the voices of Indigenous communities.
In the library, students also participated in a fun “speed dating” activity featuring books by Native American authors, helping them discover new stories, new characters, and new ways to understand the world.
Students also had the opportunity to learn the Aztec legend of how the sun and moon were created with Ms. Hoke. They used warm and cool colors to design their own artistic interpretations. The creativity was incredible!
Mrs. Strickland helped students study traditional Native American names and their meanings, deepening students’ appreciation for the beauty and significance behind them.
Another highlight of the week was practicing weaving through a virtual lesson provided by the Shiloh Museum! Ms. Weiner and Ms.Anderson's students loved the hands-on activity and exploring this important cultural art form.
We’re grateful for the learning, reflection, and celebration throughout our school this week. ❤️
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #CulturalAwareness
In the library, students also participated in a fun “speed dating” activity featuring books by Native American authors, helping them discover new stories, new characters, and new ways to understand the world.
Students also had the opportunity to learn the Aztec legend of how the sun and moon were created with Ms. Hoke. They used warm and cool colors to design their own artistic interpretations. The creativity was incredible!
Mrs. Strickland helped students study traditional Native American names and their meanings, deepening students’ appreciation for the beauty and significance behind them.
Another highlight of the week was practicing weaving through a virtual lesson provided by the Shiloh Museum! Ms. Weiner and Ms.Anderson's students loved the hands-on activity and exploring this important cultural art form.
We’re grateful for the learning, reflection, and celebration throughout our school this week. ❤️
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #CulturalAwareness
DTSOI Band Fundraiser - Friday, November 21
Over 100 students in our Foundations of Healthcare course participated in mock interviews last week with local healthcare providers and community partners. Each student completed two interviews, gaining valuable practice & feedback!
A huge thank you to our incredible partners for investing your time and expertise in our students: Northwest Health, Community Clinic NWA, Mercy, Washington Regional, Community Blood Center, UAMS, Southern Caregivers, Pinnacle In Home Care, Arkansas Children's, SPS Nursing Department, and Westwood Health & Rehabilitation.
A huge thank you to our incredible partners for investing your time and expertise in our students: Northwest Health, Community Clinic NWA, Mercy, Washington Regional, Community Blood Center, UAMS, Southern Caregivers, Pinnacle In Home Care, Arkansas Children's, SPS Nursing Department, and Westwood Health & Rehabilitation.
We’re proud to share that Don Tyson School of Innovation is in the top 5% of schools in Arkansas for performance on the 2025 ATLAS assessment!
Our school will receive $183,831.84 from the Arkansas School Recognition Program. These funds will go directly toward supporting our students and staff as we continue to learn and grow at high levels.
Today and every day, we are proud to be a PHOENIX!
Our school will receive $183,831.84 from the Arkansas School Recognition Program. These funds will go directly toward supporting our students and staff as we continue to learn and grow at high levels.
Today and every day, we are proud to be a PHOENIX!
This Monday, we will honor and celebrate our Veterans! Phoenix students are encouraged to invite their family members and friends who are Veterans or active-duty military to attend and be recognized during our assembly.
Join us for a reception before the program begins at 10:00 a.m. — doors will open at 8:45 a.m.
Join us for a reception before the program begins at 10:00 a.m. — doors will open at 8:45 a.m.
Intramural Weight Lifting is cancelled for Thursday, November 6th
Tune in at 1:30
Don’t miss our Hispanic Heritage Fashion Show, featuring over 100 Don Tyson School of Innovation students celebrating culture, pride, community, and creativity!
Watch the livestream here: https://youtube.com/live/C01gluv3gEk?feature=share
Mrs. Anderson was presented with a check from Arvest Bank after being selected as one of their We Love Teachers award recipients!
We’re so proud of her dedication to our students and her commitment to making a difference every day. Thank you, Arvest Bank, for recognizing the amazing educators who inspire and empower our Phoenix students!
We’re so proud of her dedication to our students and her commitment to making a difference every day. Thank you, Arvest Bank, for recognizing the amazing educators who inspire and empower our Phoenix students!
