#CardinalPride - We’re proud to announce that Ashley Tanner is the new Lady Cardinal Volleyball Head Coach!

Coach Tanner earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Arkansas, an MBA from Webster University, and a Master of Arts in Teaching from SAU. She’s previously served as the 9th grade Lady Cardinal Volleyball coach and Varsity Cardinal Basketball assistant coach at Camden Fairview. 

“Stepping into the role of varsity head coach is both an honor and an exciting challenge. What excites me most is the opportunity to shape the culture and competitive edge of the entire program. I look forward to working with our student-athletes - helping them refine their skills, push their limits, and compete at an exceptional level.,” Coach Tanner said. 

Congratulations, Coach Tanner!

#WeAreCamdenFairview | #EveryCardinalEveryDay 

#CardinalPride - We’re proud to announce that Eva-Lynn Porter is the new Lady Cardinal Softball Head Coach!

Coach Porter earned a BSE in PE/ Health/ Coaching from SAU, and she’s previously served as the cross country and swim coach at Camden Fairview. 

“I'm excited for the opportunity to lead the Lady Cardinals and to focus on building a strong team while helping develop skills that go beyond the field and into everyday life. My goal is to support students by creating positive relationships and trust, so they know I've got their backs through whatever life throws at them,” Coach Porter said. 

Congratulations, Coach Porter!

#WeAreCamdenFairview | #EveryCardinalEveryDay 

Summer Meal Program Information:

This summer, Camden Fairview will provide free breakfasts and lunches to all children 18 and under from Wednesday, June 4, through Tuesday, June 24, for all children under 18.

Breakfast will be served from 7:30am-8:10am, and lunch will be served from 11:00am-11:30am at the following locations: Camden Fairview High School (1750 Cash Road) and Fairview Elementary School (735 Robin Street). 5th grade and younger will eat at FES, and children 6th grade through age 18 will eat at CFHS. There are no income requirements or registration.

Lady Cardinal Volleyball Tryouts – Friday, June 6, 2025 CFHS Gym

2025-26 8th & 9th Graders (Make-up tryout for incoming 9th graders who missed the earlier session.)
 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Varsity Tryouts
11:30 AM – 12:45 PM

 Must have a current physical
 Wear athletic attire
 No physical or improper attire = No tryout


 After Tryouts:
 The team rosters will be posted after tryouts.
Mandatory Practice for Grades 9–12 begins July 7!


Summer Attendance Policy:
 Unexcused absences will be penalized.
 If you notify Coach Tanner in advance, you will NOT be penalized. 
While July practice is mandatory, we understand summer plans—just communicate!


 “Playing time isn’t promised — it’s earned.” Those who show up and work will grow and compete.


 July practice schedule for 9th–12th graders will be shared soon.
 8th Grade practice info coming later.
 7th Grade Tryouts will be held in August.

Let’s level up. Let’s get to work! 
#VolleyballTryouts #EarnIt #NoExcuses #TeamWork #HSVolleyball

Who's eligible for S-EBT? 

• Students who are eligible for SNAP or TEA benefits. 

• For students who are not eligible for SNAP or TEA benefits, their parents/guardians must complete an application. Approval will be based on household income. This includes students attending a Provision 2 school, which applies to all Camden Fairview schools. The household income guidelines for eligibility are the same as those for free and reduced priced meals. 

What's the S-EBT application process? Most eligible families will be automatically enrolled, but some will need to apply. Check out the the Summer EBT site to see if you need to apply: ar.gov/SummerEBT

#CardinalPride - Camden Fairview High School student Rod Frazier was elected as County Judge for Carvell County at Arkansas Boys State 2025, a summer leadership and civic engagement experience sponsored by the American Legion.  

Frazier was elected by his peers during county elections on Monday, May 26, as part of the 84th annual session of Arkansas Boys State, where students build a mock government structure, including eight different mock counties each with their own county judge, county sheriff, and justices of the peace.

"Being elected to county office is such a remarkable honor for Rod because the counties are the cornerstone of the student identity at Arkansas Boys State," said David Saterfield, director of instruction for the program.

"From here, Rod will represent the citizens in his county as they develop, navigate and advocate solutions to complex simulations and county problems throughout the week," Saterfield added.

Frazier is one of more than 600 students from throughout the state attending Arkansas Boys State at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. Students are mock citizens in eight different counties, sixteen cities, and two political parties.

City elections were also held on Monday at Arkansas Boys State. On Tuesday, students will run for the House of Representatives and Senate and begin campaigning for statewide office.

"Counties are the primary municipal structures at Arkansas Boys State," Saterfield added. "Counties are what students identify with and rally around at the program and will inevitably share with fellow alumni in years to come," Saterfield said.

Arkansas Boys State is an immersive program in civics education designed for high school juniors. Since 1940, the week-long summer program has transformed the next generation of leaders throughout the state and beyond. These men have become state, national, and international leaders, including Pres. Bill Clinton, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, former White House Chiefs of Staff Mack McLarty and Jack Watson Jr., Sen. Tom Cotton, Sen. John Boozman and former Arkansas Chief Justice John Dan Kemp.

During their week at Arkansas Boys State, delegates are assigned a political party, city, and county. Throughout the week, delegates, from the ground up, administer this mock government as if it were real: they run for office, draft and pass legislation, solve municipal challenges, and engage constituents. By the week's end, the delegates have experienced civic responsibility and engagement firsthand while making life-long memories and friends - all with our guiding principle that "Democracy Depends on Me."

Learn more at arboysstate.org.