HALL STEAM MAGNET
HIGH SCHOOL
LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT
Grades 9 - 12
Our School
Hall STEAM Magnet High School is a comprehensive four-year high school with students in grades nine through twelve. The school opened in the fall of 1957 and graduated its first senior class in the spring of 1958.
Hall is accredited by The North Central Association of Secondary Schools and holds membership in The College Board and it remains one of only two Arkansas public schools admitted (1963) to the National Cum Laude Society, the high school equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa. Hall STEAM Magnet High School follows the Key Practices of High Schools That Work and the Design Tasks of America’s Choice.
Hall receives funds from: Smaller Learning Community Grant, 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant, a School Improvement Grant, & Title I.
The Curriculum
The academic program is organized on 8 period, A/B day schedule. A maximum load is 8 credits per semester with students carrying eight 90-minute block classes.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Hall High School uses several social networks to share the latest information and achievements of our students.
Instagram: @HallHighLRSD
Twitter: @HallHighLRSD
Facebook:
@lrhallsteammagnet
CITY YEAR
At City Year, we believe education has the power to help every child reach his or her potential. The Little Rock organization is led by a group of dedicated and inspiring professionals who are committed to ensuring that City Year makes significant impact in helping students who are at risk stay on track to graduate on time. Our leadership is comprised of business professionals, community leaders, and devoted alumni.
PTSA
PTA was found in 1897. The founders had a dream to work with parents, the community, and government to improve the lives of children. Hall High School’s PTSA has hosted voter registration drives, written grants to sponsor two Safer Internet events, donated a little free library for the surrounding community, and created a mini-grant for teachers in order to keep the original goals of the PTA at the forefront.
THE TRIBE
"The Tribe," (a nonprofit organization), through member involvement and financial resources, is dedicated to promoting the acceleration of student academic performance and social skill development; the professional achievement of staff and administration; and, the reputation of Hall High School in the community at large.
Instagram: hallhighalumni
Twitter: @hallhighalumni
Email: hallhighalumni@gmail.com
Website: www.hallhighalumni.org
Bell Schedules
A/B
Regular Schedule
8:37 1st Bell
8:45-8:55 Tardy Bell/Pledge/Announcements
8:55-10:25 1st Block (90 minutes)
10:30-12:35 2nd Block (see below)
Zones 100, 500, 600, 700, Media Center, & Portable Buildings
10:30 - 11:00 1st Lunch
11:05 - 12:35 2nd Block Class (90 minutes
Zones 200, 300, 400, 800, & Gym
10:30 – 12:00 2nd Block Class (90 minutes)
12:05 – 12:35 2nd Lunch
12:40-2:10 3rd Block (90 minutes)
2:15-3:45 4th Block (90 minutes)
3:45-3:50 Announcements & Dismissal
ALE Lunch 11:10 – 11:40
A/B Day
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Hall High Alumni
Hall has produced an impressive roster of graduates: General Wesley Clark (Former Supreme Commander NATO Forces), Bruce Lindsey (Advisor to President Clinton), Jim Guy Tucker (Former Governor), David Auburn (Pulitzer Prize winning Playwright -"Proof"), E. Lynn Harris (Best-selling Author), Sidney Moncrief (Milwaukee Bucks), Chris Akins (Miami Dolphins), Audra Burks (LPGA), DeeDee Brown (Professional Track Star), Celia Anderson (Professional Basketball Player and Author), Bobby Portis (Arkansas Razorback and Chicago Bulls basketball player), Richard Thalheimer (founder and CEO of Sharper Image), and William B. Jones, Jr. (Author of Classics Illustrated)