Congratulations to Tiquan Box on being named SWARK Player of the Week sponsored by Herndon-Fuqua Funeral Homes!
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Basketball Change!
On Monday, November 18 the jr boys will not play.
Games will start at 5:00 p.m. The 7th grade girls, jr girls and sr girls will be playing.
It’s their favorite morning! ♥️ Both the Prescott senior high cheerleaders and the PES kiddos love these morning greetings! ♥️🐺📣
PJHS eighth graders attended the Explore Success Career Program this morning at Hempstead Hall at UAHT. Prescott students were led to different stations by program volunteers Patricia “Patty Faye” Grimes and Brother Ivory Curry. Students had hands on experiences such as welding, law enforcement, fire department and emergency medical workers. This is a wonderful program used to introduce employment opportunities including nursing, funeral services and Technical and Industrial programs. This event is organized by the Southwest Arkansas Development Alliance which is our regional economic developers in southwest Arkansas in partnership with CTE coordinators from Hope, Camden and Dequeen.
Prescott Jr Girls 38
Garrett Memorial 10
Final
Prescott Jr Boys 51
Garrett Memorial 16
Final
Prescott Sr Girls 50
Garrett Memorial 20
Final
Go Wolves and Curley Cubs!! 🐺🏀
Basketball change!!
Thursday’s games against Hope have been moved to 5:00 p.m. Only JB and SG will be playing!
Prescott Jr Girls 42
Texas High 18
Final
Go Curley Cubs! 🐺🏀
PES October word of the month was Respect. The following students do a great job of showing respect to teachers and peers.
Kindergarten: Damian, Harper, Rhett, and Gage
1st Grade: Cole, Kynzleigh, Adison, and Xzavior
2nd Grade: Sydney, Brennan, and Jace
3rd Grade: Bentley S, Jax, and Bentley R
4th Grade: Sullia, Kinsleigh, Yazmin, and Kaden
Happy Veterans Day! ♥️🇺🇸🐺
👀👀🐺🐺CURLEY WOLVES FANS!!! 👀👀🐺🐺
Playoff tickets for the Prescott vs Quitman game this Friday night at home at 7:00 p.m. can be purchased on the link or QR code below. Tickets are $8.00 each. Only AAA will be accepted! School passes will not be accepted.
NO SCREENSHOTS of tickets will be accepted!
https://gofan.co/event/2227156?schoolId=AR18671
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Thank you to El Agaves Mexican Restaurant in Hope for donating gift certificates for students with good grades and to celebrate teachers hard work!
Prescott High School was pleased to honor our local veterans this morning in an assembly. Veterans were escorted into the auditorium where they were welcome and enjoyed a veteran’s prayer along with band performances. Abby Rothenberger sang a beautiful rendition of Hallelujah. Rowe Stayton spoke to guests, students and staff about the importance and meaning of being a veteran. As veterans exited to enjoy a meal prepared by Mrs. Benton and FCCLA students, veterans were thanked by Superintendent Robert Poole. This program was a just a small token to show our appreciation to all who served honorably in the military.
Information for Prescott ballgame tonight against Centerpoint.
- Prescott fans will park behind the visitors’ bleachers on the east side of the field.
- Tickets will be available at the ticket booth at the north end of the field. Admission is $5.00.
Please see map below.
So proud of our Prescott kiddos! The Curley Wolves cheerleaders, PHS Key Club members and the OYEA students tirelessly worked at the OYEA Banquet tonight. They served food, refilled drinks, waited tables, helped with the auction, cleaned the kitchen, folded up chairs and tables and made everyone at the banquet welcome and comfortable. They displayed excellent manners and kindness.
Animal Science teacher and MVP of the school barn Dennis Guidry introduced each of his students and what they showed as well as their dedication to the barn. He had something special to say about each of his students. He thanked Superintendent Robert Poole for his support and the opportunity to do his “dream job”.
Jermeire Purifoy addressed the audience telling them how thankful he was for the barn and being able to show animals. He stated how much he had learned, life lessons taught, what “a huge role model” Mr. Guidry was to him and how he was “forever thankful for him”. This program is one of a kind, teaching students responsibility, respect and an understanding of caring for and showing their animals.
Thank you to all who made this night possible for our students. Thank you to all these students for representing your school well and being upstanding citizens. Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Barbaree and Mrs. Burke for supervising. #impactthepack
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