Prescott School District

The Prescott Curley Wolves will be playing the McGehee Owls at the Regional basketball tournament in Dumas on Wednesday, February 23 at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $5.00 for adults and children. Tickets can ONLY be purchased online at the link below. AAA passes will be honored at the pass gate located at the front entrance of the gym. Be prepared to show ID. gofan.co/app/school/AR18615

Circa 1968 - 🐺🏈 field The words of our PHS librarian Anne Franks who loves the Curley Wolves! ❤️🐺 “Love seeing our football field, home stands, & concession stand. I marched with the Curly Wolf Marching bands, Jr High and Sr High, for 6 years on this field, practiced here, sat in the bleachers, & cheered for our Curly Wolves (no E in Curly back then.) Now PHS sits where this field was located. As I walk the hallways at work, I am still trodding on this memory filled ground making new memories each day. My roots run deep!” 🐺❤️ #FlashbackFriday #wolfpriderunsdeep

PES third graders in Mrs. Dendy’s class are celebrating Black History Month by studying influential African American leaders. #BlackHistoryMonth #celebratingdiversityachievementandexcellence

PES second and third grade classes are learning the song Follow the Drinking Gourd that helped slaves find the Underground Railroad. All the classes are learning songs and dances from Africa and America that were created by African Americans. #BlackHistoryMonth #celebratingdiversityachievementandexcellence

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Ms.Williams’ 3rd grade class did a research project for Black History Month. #BlackHistoryMonth #celebratingdiversityachievementandexcellence

PES second graders celebrating Black History Month learning the Bessie Coleman story. #BlackHistoryMonth #celebratingdiversityachievementandexcellence

PJHS 8th graders in Ms. Kisselburg’s Career Development class are working on a Famous Career Research project in celebration of Black History Month. #BlackHistoryMonth #celebratingdiversityachievementandexcellence

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Prescott School District will always go above and beyond to make sure our students are safe and protected. Over the weekend, it was reported that someone heard that someone said a threat was made towards the school. No one knows who, no one knows what and no one knows when. To make sure our students are protected, we have involved our local police department to help us with any situation that could occur. We are not under lockdown. There has been no incident of any kind.

Mrs. O’Neal’s fourth grade class #BlackHistoryMonth #celebratingdiversityachievementandexcellence

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District IV Spring Conference Competitions were held at UAHT in Hope on Wednesday, February 2, 2022. Congratulations to Prescott Sr High FBLA District IV Competition Winners. Members are eligible to compete at the State competition in Little Rock in April. PHS winners are: 2nd place, Introduction Business Concepts - Lakyn Crayne 2nd poace, Personal Finance - Jodie Lathrop (not pictured) 5th place, Business Law - Alanie Spratt 5th place, Business Calculations - Aydan Bullinger 5th place, Job Interview - Caytlee Poole

Curley Cubs are 7 3A JR HIIGH DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!! 🐺🏀 Congratulations to the Curley Cubs and their coaches on a 44-26 win to finish their season! Special thank you to our jr high cheerleaders for always supporting their teams! GO CURLEY CUBS!

Sr High District @ Ashdown

PHS Biology, Human Anatomy & Physiology teacher Stacy Rosenbaum 🐺📚 Teaching kids about Biology is a passion of mine. Bio= LIFE, -olgy=study of. I want to help students succeed in LIFE. I am here to help students dream big dreams and "go do it." I do not have children of my own, so I invest my whole heart in my kids at Prescott High school. This is why I love teaching and will stay in teaching. #loveteaching #teachArkansas #teachersinspireAR #loveteachingweek2022

The governor declared February as Career and Technical Education (CTE) month in Arkansas. Regional events are being held across the state at seven different educational locations. Prescott High School was chosen as one of the schools to host a Regional Showcase event to highlight successful CTE programs around the state. This past Thursday, Prescott students and educators showcased their CTE programs to the Arkansas Department of Education CTE members, ACE Career Education Division Manager Tim Johnston, Program Advisors Jessica Thomas, Sunni Wise and Matt Burns as well as Southwest Arkansas Educational Cooperative CTE Coordinator Shannon Puckett, Dequeen-Mena Edcational Cooperative CTE Coordinator Stacey Southerland and Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service Agent Stacy Stone. Prescott CTE students welcomed guests as they arrived and served a continental breakfast. PHS CTE senior Kiesha Johnson began the program and welcomed all stakeholders. Students introduced those in attendance including Prescott Superintendent Robert Poole, PHS Principal Tommy Poole, CTE teachers, Linda Benton, Kendra Haynie, James Cannon, Allison Kisselburg and Dennis Guidry along with Valarie Cobb, Angie Bryant, Fred Harris (OYEA) and Elaine Williams. Following a video presentation explaining the CTE programs at Prescott High School, others were given the opportunity to speak. Mr. Dennis Guidry, Animal Science teacher and overseer of the school barn and farm thanked everyone for coming and spoke of the opportunities that teaching students about farm life and animal science allows for those not interested in attending college. Mr. Guidry introduced a few of his students in attendance. Judd Milam stood and spoke on embryo transplant, Gavan Hatley on welding construction and fixing things on the farm he also introduced Carson Moore as farm manager who makes sure things run smoothly on our school farm. Superintendent Robert Poole thanked everyone for coming and their continued support of our kids and these much needed programs. The group then toured the business classroom, computer lab, the school barn and the agriculture shop and classroom. Visitors were very impressed with the facilities and opportunities in the career technical field given to our students at Prescott High School.

Nevada County hosted an FFA Career Developmental Event yesterday for 53 FFA and 4-H Clubs with approximately 740 students competing including Prescott High School teams. The purpose CDE (Career Development Events) allows FFA members to study and practice to gain a complete and comprehensive knowledge of what it takes to succeed in a related field. It is an outgrowth of instruction in the agriculture education classroom for FFA members. CDE events build on what is learned agriculture classes and encourages members to put their knowledge into practice. It is a focus on student success. Students participated in contests including even lots involving electricity, forestry, horse, land, livestock, dairy foods, poultry and vet science. Events were held for students in the Prescott High School Animal Science barn and on our farm Prescott teams placing among the 740 kids were: Land team, placing 12th - Jackson Cornish, River Dawson and Jacob Jackson Poultry team, placing 8th - Eli Lowdermilk, Hunter Hicks, Logan Howland and Carson Moore Livestock team, placing 10th - Tyler Hillary, Gavin Hatley, Judd Milam and Jaxson Brzeski

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