The Longhorn Basketball teams were in action Friday night against the Lead Hill Tigers. We had an awesome crowd. Thank you to all of the fans for showing up to support the teams.
The Jr. High Lady Longhorns came away with a good win to kick off the 3 game night. Harper Rowden lead all scorers with 16 and Marlee Wray followed up with 14.
The Lady Longhorns started the season with a win, defeating the Lead Hill Tigers by the score of 73-33. Cheyenne Newberry led all scorers with 25 points followed by Taylor Richardson with 19.
In the final matchup of the night, the Longhorn Sr. Boys fought hard but ended up coming up short. Seth Worsham lead the way for the Longhorns with 13 points. CJ McMillan added 12 and Denver Habers with 9.
The Longhorn basketball teams are back in action this coming Tuesday night at home against the Maynard Tigers!
24 days ago, Kevin Thrasher
Get ready for the next Viola Rodeo Series event!
Join us Sunday, November 2nd for another action-packed day of rodeo excitement right here in Viola. We’re excited to announce the addition of a new event — Chute Dogging. Come out and see some great competition and tough cowboy spirit.
We’ll begin the day with an early church service at 1:30 p.m., and the rodeo will start immediately after the service.
24 days ago, Kevin Thrasher
Longhorn fans, it’s GAME DAY!!
Homecoming night at the Longhorn Corral!
The homecoming festivities will begin at 5:00 PM, with basketball games to follow. Put on your orange and black and come out to support your Longhorns at their home opener of the season!
26 days ago, Kevin Thrasher
Viola FBLA needs your help with our community service project.
Many children around the world have never received a gift — let’s change that! Viola FBLA is collecting donations for Operation Christmas Child to pack 50 shoeboxes filled with toys, school supplies, and essential items.
We need small toys (that fit in a shoebox with a lot of other items) and school supplies like notebooks, crayons, markers, stickers, and pencils. Every donation helps share joy and hope with a child in need!
You can drop off your items during school hours until November 17. Make sure you let us know it's for FBLA .
26 days ago, Kevin Thrasher
Students in 9th and 10th grade were given the opportunity to attend Trailblazer Days at the ASUMH Tech Center with Ms. Stone. They were able to talk with professors in CDL Truck driving, machining, mechatronics, boating, automotive, and welding. Students got some hands on experiences and learned what types of jobs they could get after receiving any of these Technical Certificates.
27 days ago, Rachel Stone
Longhorn Innovation Day, sponsored by the Beta Club, will be held on Monday, November 17, 2025 from 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM at Viola High School. It is FREE to all 2nd to 6th Grade Viola Elementary students. Lunch and snacks will be provided.
28 days ago, Kevin Thrasher
Tune In Tomorrow Morning!
Be sure to watch Mr. McCarn and Mr. Johnson on Mountain Home’s XL7 TV during the 7:00 AM hour. They’ll be discussing all things Viola Schools — sharing updates, highlights, and the great things happening in our district.
The Viola School District is growing and thriving. Our current enrollment has reached 390 students—the highest we’ve had since the 2015–2016 school year. This milestone reflects the strong support of our community, and the commitment of our staff and families who make Viola Schools a great place for students to learn, lead, and succeed.
about 1 month ago, Kevin Thrasher
Longhorn fans, it’s game day!
Your Longhorn basketball teams travel to Bergman to take on the Panthers for a benefit game. Junior Girls play first at 4:30, followed by the Junior Boys, Senior Girls, and Senior Boys. Make the drive over to Bergman to support your Longhorn basketball teams.
Go Longhorns!
about 1 month ago, Kevin Thrasher
Longhorn Tennis Makes History at State!
The Longhorn Tennis team wrapped up an incredible season with a record-setting performance at the state tournament! For the first time ever, the Longhorns had players advance to the semifinals and several finish among the top 8 in the state.
Junior, Piper Swindle, had an outstanding run, finishing 3rd overall in her second year at state.
Junior, Paolo Spanedda, also reached the semifinals, earning a 4th place finish.
Senior, Meredith Deane, closed out her impressive career with a Top 8 finish, marking her third straight year at state.
Sophomores, Abby Hutson and Justice Steward, competed strong as a doubles team, finishing in the Top 8—Abby’s second appearance at state.
Sophomore, Aden Kiefer, competed in boys singles and, despite a tough first-round draw, finished his season among the Top 16 in the state.
Sophomore, Diego Decampo, and Junior, Henrique Sandoval, also faced a tough bracket in boys doubles, finishing their season among the Top 16 in state.
We’re so proud of each player for their effort, growth, and sportsmanship throughout the season. The Longhorns continue to raise the bar and make school history!
about 1 month ago, Kandie Walker
This is a reminder that Wyngard will be on campus taking group/club pictures tomorrow, October 16.
about 1 month ago, Kevin Thrasher
We want to inform you of a schedule change. The Jr. High night against Calico Rock, previously scheduled for October 23rd, has been rescheduled to October 30th at Viola. The first game will still begin at 5:00 p.m. Please check the Viola School District website for the most up-to-date schedule.
about 1 month ago, Kevin Thrasher
Ms. Stone's Career Readiness class has been busy this month! Students got to visit the Ozarka campus and Tech Center to learn what there is to be offered while still in High School or for College after graduation. They were also able to experience Mock Interviews with Lucinda Bishop from Bank of Salem, Mary Todd from Lowe's, and Cortney Varner from NAEC. They got to practice different types of interview questions well as get immediate feedback. They also have already created Resumes and cover letters. Hopefully these lessons are ones that they can carry with them no matter what they do in the future!
about 1 month ago, Rachel Stone
On Tuesday, October 14th, the Be Pro Be Proud Truck came to campus! Students in 8th-12th grade had the opportunity to visit the truck and experience a semi truck simulation, train simulation, excavator simulation, and a robotic arm. They also were able to try out a Virtual Reality experience in fiber optics, welding, and plumbing/HVAC. Students were also able to learn about High Demand/High Wage jobs and what is required to obtain these types of jobs.
