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Officer Tilman demonstrates an informative speech for Mrs. Banister's Oral Communication class. #impactthepack
Special thank you to the people in the community for their donations to purchase these books! Each student is able to get a book each month because of your generosity!! This is Impacting the Pack!!
Good luck to the Curley Wolves golf team today at Lake Hamilton! 🐺⛳️
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8th grade game will start at 6:00 tomorrow.
Jr high will start at 7:00.
Games are here vs. Hope
Go Curley Cubs! 🐺🏈
Cole Cowling and Justin Brown won their doubles match against Magnolia JV and then went 1-1 in singles against Smackover.
Jada Purifoy and Holly Cummings are working hard and learning the game! Go Wolves!!
Today is a big day for the Curley Wolves!! 🏆🐺
The Prescott School District community got behind our kids and their school and passed a millage that will greatly Impact the Pack!! New building, upgrades and more security!! We have big things happening here and we have you to thank for it!! Thank you for taking a stand for our kids!! Thank you for for believing in us!! #impactthepack ♥️🐺
Curley Wolf Boys move to 6-1 on the year with another W at Nashville. Mr. Consistent Tyler Doucet earns medalist honors once again with a 38. Brooke Formby Paced the girls with a 50, including a 20 foot par save on last hole of the day!
Look at these sketching sixth graders!! #impactthepack
PHS Parents and Students,
Please mark your calendars for the following dates:
Senior Portraits - Thursday, September 12
Fall Pictures - Monday September 16
Makeup and Clubs - Thursday, October 24
JV & 8th grade football games 🐺
Sept. 16 vs Ashdown @ Prescott
8th grade @ 6:00 followed by JV
Sept. 30 vs Dequeen @ Prescott
@ 7:00 p.m. - JV only
The 8th grade football game scheduled for tomorrow In Ashdown HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
JV game will start at 6:30 in Ashdown.
Successful morning for Prescott Cross Country!!🐺🏆
Prescott 8th grade and JV football teams will play at Ashdown this Monday, September 9!
Games start at 6:00.
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“We have been working toward a solution for the elementary school and school security for over a year now. The approval of over five million dollars from the state to help fund the projects, makes 2019 the right year to make a difference. I will be voting for the millage because I believe our kids deserve a quality, safe learning environment.” - Superintendent Robert Poole
Coach Morman’s animal science class got a lesson today on how to trim sheep hooves. Pictured are Zalean Hill and Damien Kisselburg trimming the hooves. #impactthepack
Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Cooper’s classes visited the school barn! The animals and barn have become quite an attraction for PSD students! #impactthepack
