Shout out to our amazing team, those working behind the scenes, who keep our school running smoothly every day. We appreciate all that you do!

A big thank you to the SAU faculty and staff for hosting Senior Advisory Night! Your support in helping our seniors prepare their fall schedules and complete their FAFSA makes a lasting impact. We appreciate your time and guidance.


ATLAS testing is almost here! Let’s finish strong and show what you know!

Congratulations to the following students who competed at the State level: Rosalie Alatorre, Avelyn Chen, and Brayden Cherry for placing 7th in the state. Colton Owens, Lambert Williams, Rudra Powar, Rayland French, Chhay Khou for placing 10th in the state for Parlamentary Pro Team. So proud of the FBLA CATS COMPETITORS!


El Dorado Shooting Sports competed in a tournament hosted by Bradley Schools at Farmers Bank and Trust Field at SAU this past weekend. EHS Purple Squad scored a 213 out of 250, placing them 5th in the competition. Isaac Larson led his squad to victory with an outstanding score of 49 out of 50 and made Top Shot in the senior male division. His Hat Ceremony will take place at practice on Tuesday, April 14, at 3:45.

A huge THANK YOU to our amazing parents and students for taking the time to invest in your future by attending and scheduling your CATS Conferences!
We are also incredibly grateful for the generous donations that helped provide breakfast, snacks, and lunch for our staff—it truly made the day special and appreciated.
Because of your support and involvement, this was a very successful event for everyone!
We are also incredibly grateful for the generous donations that helped provide breakfast, snacks, and lunch for our staff—it truly made the day special and appreciated.
Because of your support and involvement, this was a very successful event for everyone!


Our senior graduation section form is due Wednesday, April 15, to the El Dorado News-Times!
Submit your information to: production@eldoradonews.com
This is a great opportunity to tell about yourself and celebrate your plans with the community—whether it’s college, career, military, or other exciting paths!
Don’t miss the deadline—make sure you're included!!! We want to read about our Wildcats!!
Submit your information to: production@eldoradonews.com
This is a great opportunity to tell about yourself and celebrate your plans with the community—whether it’s college, career, military, or other exciting paths!
Don’t miss the deadline—make sure you're included!!! We want to read about our Wildcats!!

We are incredibly grateful to our local businesses and industry partners for investing in the future of our students!
Your support during Draft Day helps connect our career-bound students with real opportunities, preparing them for success after graduation in careers that match their passions and skills. Because of you, our students are gaining valuable experience, confidence, and a clear path forward.
Thank you for believing in our students and helping shape the workforce of tomorrow. Together, we are building brighter futures!
Your support during Draft Day helps connect our career-bound students with real opportunities, preparing them for success after graduation in careers that match their passions and skills. Because of you, our students are gaining valuable experience, confidence, and a clear path forward.
Thank you for believing in our students and helping shape the workforce of tomorrow. Together, we are building brighter futures!






Congratulations to our 17 HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) students who represented EHS at the AR HOSA State Leadership Conference and competed in various competitions against almost 1,100 other HOSA students from across AR. We would like to congratulate the following students for placing in their respective competitions. Lyric Amos- Medical Spelling- 2nd place, Braylon Robinson- Medical Assisting- 4th place, Sarahy Mendoza- Respiratory Therapy- 4th place, & Janijha Wafers- Clinical Nursing- 5th place.

The best of the best! Help us celebrate Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Shepherd, and Mrs. Strickland!!! Thank you for all you do!!!

As we welcome families to CATS Conferences, let’s come together to support those in need in our community!
When: During CATS Conferences
Where: El Dorado High School
We are collecting non-perishable food items to help local families. Every item makes a difference!
Suggested donations:
• Peanut butter
• Pasta & rice
• Boxed meals
• Cereal
Let’s show what it means to live The Wildcat Way by giving back and supporting others. Service hours are available. The drop-off area is in the commons.
Drop off your donations when you come for your conference!
When: During CATS Conferences
Where: El Dorado High School
We are collecting non-perishable food items to help local families. Every item makes a difference!
Suggested donations:
• Peanut butter
• Pasta & rice
• Boxed meals
• Cereal
Let’s show what it means to live The Wildcat Way by giving back and supporting others. Service hours are available. The drop-off area is in the commons.
Drop off your donations when you come for your conference!

Our Trap Team Season Has Officially Begun!
We’re excited to kick off the first season of ElDorado Shooting Sports! Our athletes recently competed against 8 schools in the South Region, including 22 senior squads, and gained valuable experience on the range while competing at Magnolia’s Panther Shootout at SAU’s FB&T Range. As a brand-new team, every round gives our shooters the opportunity to learn, improve, and grow stronger together.
This group is already putting in the work, and we’re looking forward to climbing the ranks as the season continues!
📅 Next Shoot: Saturday, April 4
📍 Hosted by: Nevada @ SAU
⏰ Time: TBA
We’re proud of these athletes for representing El Dorado and can’t wait to see how they continue to improve throughout the season. Stay tuned for updates and help us cheer them on!
We’re excited to kick off the first season of ElDorado Shooting Sports! Our athletes recently competed against 8 schools in the South Region, including 22 senior squads, and gained valuable experience on the range while competing at Magnolia’s Panther Shootout at SAU’s FB&T Range. As a brand-new team, every round gives our shooters the opportunity to learn, improve, and grow stronger together.
This group is already putting in the work, and we’re looking forward to climbing the ranks as the season continues!
📅 Next Shoot: Saturday, April 4
📍 Hosted by: Nevada @ SAU
⏰ Time: TBA
We’re proud of these athletes for representing El Dorado and can’t wait to see how they continue to improve throughout the season. Stay tuned for updates and help us cheer them on!



📣 Calling all future Wildcats!
If your student is part of the Class of 2030, don’t miss our Parent Meeting tonight at 5:30 PM in the EHS Cafeteria. Come connect with sponsors, learn about opportunities, and get important info to help your student start their freshman year strong! 💜
If your student is part of the Class of 2030, don’t miss our Parent Meeting tonight at 5:30 PM in the EHS Cafeteria. Come connect with sponsors, learn about opportunities, and get important info to help your student start their freshman year strong! 💜
This event recognizes seniors who have made postsecondary commitments and are continuing their education through college, technical training, military service, or career pathways.

During this canvas painting Club Day, students used their RTI session as a creative outlet to express themselves through art. This hands-on activity encouraged creativity, relaxation, and self-expression.

Join us for "Anastasia" at EHS Auditorium on March 5-7 at 7 pm each evening. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students, and will be available for sale at the door.

Today was a special milestone at El Dorado High School as our juniors received their class rings!
These rings represent Wildcat pride, hard work, friendships, and the memories that make EDHS so special. With senior year just around the corner, the Class of 2027 is stepping into leadership and legacy.
We are so proud of our Wildcats and all they’ve accomplished — the best is still ahead!
These rings represent Wildcat pride, hard work, friendships, and the memories that make EDHS so special. With senior year just around the corner, the Class of 2027 is stepping into leadership and legacy.
We are so proud of our Wildcats and all they’ve accomplished — the best is still ahead!





Help us celebrate National School Resource Officer Day as we recognize and honor our incredible SRO!
With 18 years in law enforcement and 15 years serving as a School Resource Officer, Officer Heard brings not only experience and professionalism, but heart. Her commitment to building relationships, keeping our campus safe, and making sure every student feels heard, valued, and cared for does not go unnoticed.
Beyond the badge, she is also a proud mom — and she brings that same protective, compassionate spirit to our school family each day.
Thank you for your dedication, your leadership, and the countless ways you support our students and staff. We are so grateful for you!
With 18 years in law enforcement and 15 years serving as a School Resource Officer, Officer Heard brings not only experience and professionalism, but heart. Her commitment to building relationships, keeping our campus safe, and making sure every student feels heard, valued, and cared for does not go unnoticed.
Beyond the badge, she is also a proud mom — and she brings that same protective, compassionate spirit to our school family each day.
Thank you for your dedication, your leadership, and the countless ways you support our students and staff. We are so grateful for you!

Congratulations to our El Dorado High School DECA students for their outstanding achievements and recognition at the 2026 Arkansas State SCDC Conference!

We are proud of our students representing El Dorado High School at the FBLA Conference at the UAHT-Hempstead Hall in Hope, Arkansas, on Wednesday, February 4, 2026. Students who attended are: Carson Gilmore, Clayton Kelly, Isabella Rivas, Colton Owens, Chhay Khou, Brayden Cherry, Rosalie Alatorre-Olmos, Lambert Williams, Avelyn Chen, and Parys Meadows.

