Always a JacketLearning together
A two-story brick school brought Wynne's grades under one roof, a milestone in the town's long commitment to education.
A hometown. A shared identity.
More than colors.
A connection
that lasts.
In Wynne, the Yellowjacket name connects generations. It carries memories of classrooms, teammates, teachers, neighbors, and the people who helped us become who we are.
Blue and gold belong to a school tradition, but the spirit reaches into the whole community. It lives in families cheering from the stands, graduates returning home, and neighbors showing up when someone needs a hand.
Always a Jacket honors that bond. Whether you grew up here, call Wynne home today, or carry a piece of it wherever you go, you have a place in this story.
A new chapter
A new high school opened as Wynne continued to grow, creating another gathering place for students, families, and shared traditions.
A spirit that endures
The March 31 tornado devastated Wynne and destroyed its high school. Remembering that loss deepens our commitment to care for one another and the generations ahead.
Historical milestones: Encyclopedia of Arkansas — Wynne.