Job Opening
GPSD would like to thank Clark County Community Foundation for a grant in the amount of $2,215.20 for the purchase of Stop the Bleed training supplies and AED supplies. GPSD trains all staff annually in how to appropriately respond and control severe bleeding in an injured person. Pictured are Paul Shuffield Jr., Executive Director of the Clark County Community Foundation and Wendy Schaeffer, Director of Health Services at Gurdon Public Schools.
Food Box Pickup! Must have a student attending Gurdon Schools to receive a box. Supplies are limited and will be distributed based on order of sign-up. If you do not hear from us after signing up, you are on the list. Sign-up here: https://forms.gle/aSZHqN8qWCffgty59
UPDATE: SIGN-UPS CLOSED AS OF 11-12-25 at 1:35 p.m. We have reached our box limit.
Playoff Game Ticket Information:
Gurdon will host the Poyen Indians Friday November 14, 2025 at 7:00pm in the first round of the state playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website.
Click the link below to purchase tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
Gurdon will host the Poyen Indians Friday November 14, 2025 at 7:00pm in the first round of the state playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website.
Click the link below to purchase tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
2A Playoff Game Information:
Gurdon will host Poyen Friday November 14, 2025 in the first round of the 2A State Playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website. Attached below is the link for the tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
Gurdon will host Poyen Friday November 14, 2025 in the first round of the 2A State Playoffs. Tickets can ONLY be purchased on the GoFan website. Attached below is the link for the tickets.
https://gofan.co/event/5341106?schoolId=AR18623
Join us as we salute our Veterans!
Community Pantry Day
FINAL!
Good luck Go-Devils! These three are competing today in the state XC meet.
GAMEDAY
Senior Night ceremony-6:30
Congratulations to the Gurdon Go-Devil Marching Band on their 2nd place finish at the State Marching Competition! Great job!!! Our students were out bright and early to give our band a fantastic send off!
Due to the extended maintenance on Highway 67, the cat bus going to Okolona in the mornings will take Hwy 53 to I30 to the Okolona exit in order to avoid the red lights on 67 to get the bus back to much more precise timing for the foreseeable future. Afternoon route will still use 67 to Hwy 51.
It has come to our attention that there were reports of questionable behavior from some members of our fan base during Friday night’s athletic event in Foreman. The events that occurred are currently under investigation by school officials and the appropriate law enforcement agencies. While this investigation is ongoing, we believe it is important to take this opportunity to remind our community of the standards that guide our actions.
Participation in school-sponsored athletics is an extension of the educational experience, and our behavior, whether on the field, in the stands, or online, should always reflect the values and expectations of the Gurdon School District. As stated in AAA policy, sportsmanship is not only an expectation for our student-athletes and coaches but also for our parents, fans, and community supporters. It must be taught, modeled, expected, and reinforced consistently in every education-based activity.
How we conduct ourselves in moments of high emotion says much about our collective character. We ask that all Gurdon fans continue to demonstrate the integrity, respect, and class that define what it means to be a Go-Devil. Together, we can ensure that our athletic events remain safe, positive experiences that reflect the true spirit of sportsmanship, teamwork, and community pride.
- Erica Hart, Gurdon High School Principal
Participation in school-sponsored athletics is an extension of the educational experience, and our behavior, whether on the field, in the stands, or online, should always reflect the values and expectations of the Gurdon School District. As stated in AAA policy, sportsmanship is not only an expectation for our student-athletes and coaches but also for our parents, fans, and community supporters. It must be taught, modeled, expected, and reinforced consistently in every education-based activity.
How we conduct ourselves in moments of high emotion says much about our collective character. We ask that all Gurdon fans continue to demonstrate the integrity, respect, and class that define what it means to be a Go-Devil. Together, we can ensure that our athletic events remain safe, positive experiences that reflect the true spirit of sportsmanship, teamwork, and community pride.
- Erica Hart, Gurdon High School Principal
X-Country
GURDON! We need your help! Our clothes closet is running low. The items that we need most are socks, underwear and jogging pants - all sizes are needed but xs-xl adult sizes are the biggest need. These items are one of the most-needed but least donated items for families in need. There will be a donation box placed in each school office by the end of the week - this November lets stock up our clothes closet for our students in need!
Our teachers and staff are as sweet as Halloween candy, so Mrs. Hart surprised them with a mobile caramel apple bar! What a SUGAR RUSH!! 💜💛
We had a frightening good time at GHS!! 💜💛
GAMEDAY
GHS basketball sponsors needed!
Brian Clark presents Andres Camarillo with the week 8 Farm Bureau MVP ball.
Andres had 4 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, and a touchdown reception in the 24-6 win over Spring Hill.
BE GREAT
