State Atlas Testing will be administered to all eligible elementary and high school students during the week of May 5th through May 8th. The Elementary will only be testing on Tuesday and Wednesday, while the High School will be testing all week. These state-mandated assessments are a critical measure of student learning and school performance. They provide valuable data that helps us understand each student’s academic progress and informs our efforts to continually improve instruction. We kindly ask for your support in ensuring your child is prepared for these important assessments.
You can help your child by:
• Encouraging a positive mindset and effort
• Making sure your child gets a good night’s sleep before testing days
• Ensuring your child arrives at school on time
• Eat a healthy breakfast to stay focused
• Avoiding scheduling appointments during testing times
• Bring all necessary items to be successful on the test
If you have any questions or concerns about the test, please contact the Viola School District.
Thank you for your continued support of your child’s education and success. Together, we can help them perform at their best.

Mechanically Challenged Balloon Warfare Robotics Camp will be held June 15–19, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM for students entering 3rd–7th grade.
Campers will build, code, and battle their own MBots while learning teamwork, strategy, and problem-solving in a fun, hands-on setting. By the end of the week, they’ll be ready to compete for the title of Balloon Warfare Champion.
Spots are sure to go fast, so make plans to join us for a week of robot-building fun!

Top finishes included:
Peyton James
2nd Place – High Jump
1st Place – 300 Meter Hurdles
Peyton James, Morgan Newberry, Cheyenne Newberry, and Jaden Fry
2nd Place – 800 Meter Relay
1st Place – 400 Meter Relay
Missy Wilson
1st Place – 2 Mile Run
Peyton James, Nikki Miller, and Aryanna Allen
1st Place – 1600 Meter Relay
Congratulations to all of our athletes on a strong performance.






Viola Schools would like to recognize and thank our two wonderful principals, Mrs. Mandy Adams, Elementary Principal, and Mr. Jared Johnson, High School Principal.
We appreciate their leadership, dedication, and daily commitment to our students, staff, and school community. Their hard work helps make Viola Schools a great place to learn and grow.
Thank you, Mrs. Adams and Mr. Johnson, for all you do for Viola Schools.

Viola Schools would like to recognize and thank our incredible cafeteria staff for the hard work, care, and dedication they show our students each day. From preparing meals to serving students with kindness, they play an important role in keeping our school running smoothly.
A special thank you to our Child Nutrition Director, Lacey Taylor, for her leadership and commitment to making sure our students are well cared for.
We appreciate all of our School Lunch Heroes at Viola Schools.


It's Game Day!
The Longhorns continue District Tournament softball action against Norfork at 6:00 PM at Harrison Park.
Come support your Longhorns as they make a run for the District Championship!

The purpose of the meeting is personnel matters.



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The Longhorns kick off softball action against Jasper in the District Tournament at 5:00 PM at Harrison Park.
Come support your Longhorns as they make a run for the District Championship!

We fell short in game 2 last night in the district semi finals to the number 1 seed Jasper with a score of 10-6. The Longhorns put up a good fight just came up a bit short. Viola will be the 4 seed heading into regional tournament!.








The Alumni Homecoming will be May 22, 2026 at the Viola School Cafeteria. Registration will be from 3:30 until 4:30, with the meal and program to follow.
This year, our Keynote speaker will be Stacy Williams. She has served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Eastern District of Arkansas since December 2016. She is the co-national security and border security coordinator for that district.
Stacy also serves in the Arkansas National Guard as a judge advocate, currently in the position of chief of military justice. Stacy joined the Army in 2000 as a junior in high school, enlisting as a paralegal specialist. In 2003-2004, she deployed with an engineer battalion in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. After graduating from University of Central Arkansas in 2006, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and minor in English, Stacy began law school at the William H. Bowen School of Law, graduating in 2010.
We are looking forward to having all of our alumni join us for the Alumni Homecoming this year.


The Longhorns kick off the action against Omaha with a trip to the Regional tournament on the line. The winner of the 4:00 PM game moves on to play Jasper at 6:00 PM in the semi finals tonight.
Come support your Longhorns as they make a run for the District Championship!



