PHS FBLA members attended a District IV Fall FBLA conference on Wednesday, October 23 at UAHT. PHS officers received their office medallions and were installed at the District conference: Lakyn Crayne - President, Heavenly Langley - Secretary, and Alyssa Langston - Treasurer. Members were entertained by special guests "Sofie and the New Relics"; a central Arkansas band.
We are pleased to have Principal Samantha Carpenter and English teacher Stephanie Plafcan from Virtual Arkansas Core Campus and Adjunct visit our Virtual Arkansas classes today and show them some Curley Wolf hospitality!
Mrs. Haynie's Accounting I & II classes welcomed a class guest speaker, Elizabeth Lawrence, Prescott School District School Treasurer. She has many years of experience in accounting and engaged students with a presentation that covered various aspects of the profession. From discussing the importance of accounting to what education/training is required and outlining the diverse career paths available within accounting, Students had the opportunity to ask questions, gaining further insight into daily responsibilities, necessary skills, and how to prepare for a successful career in accounting.
Heads up! Next week is Red Ribbon week!
Paws for the Cause 🩷🩷 Prescott SD PreK is decked out in their pink! Love these little Wolves! 🩷🩷
Wear pink on Wednesday! #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
Mental health matters! The AAA Student Advisory Committee did a wonderful job working on this project to bring awareness to student athlete mental health. We are proud to have Prescott student athlete Caytlee Poole on this committee working to encourage fellow student athletes! https://youtu.be/WUIZfeTNWIk?si=riNAaiGpxs7TwWP3
In honor of National School Bus Safety week, the transportation department had a coloring contest at the elementary school. Three winners were picked in each grade level kindergarten through fourth grade. Winners received a gift card. #NationalSchoolBusSafety #drivingsafelyintothefuture
Kindergarten
1st place -Kenna Jameson
2nd place -Emilee Chunn
3rd place-Olivia Sanford
1st Grade
1st place -Kariyah Muldrew
2nd place -Maddox Palmore
3rd place -Joni Glass
2nd Grade
1st place -Shiloh Glass
2nd place -Sydney Hopkins
3rd place -Serenity Weaver
3rd Grade
1st place -Jax Gonzales
2nd place -Riley Rudd
3rd place -Paisley Purtzer
4th Grade
1st place -Tate Glass
2nd place -Kynsleigh Herr
3rd place - Landon Douglas
Elementary students participated in an emergency evacuation drill this morning! They exited the building and were on the buses rolling out in perfect time! #NationalSchoolBusSafety
The change in weather brings sickness. Please be mindful of other students that may be immunocompromised that could be exposed. If your child has any of thesesymptoms and you are unsure about sending them to school, please refer to this chart.
All coloring sheets colored by kindergarten through fourth grade elementary students are being displayed this week on Prescott school buses. #NationalSchoolBusSafety
Paws for the Cause! 👚🩷
Wear your pink next Wednesday! #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
#NationalSchoolBusSafety #drivingsafelyintothefuture
📣🐺🏈MINI CHEER CAMP!! 📣🐺🏈
Forms are due this Thursday, October 24!!
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Dynamic Duo #twins #hoco24
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It’s homecoming week! 👑 🏈🐺 ♥️📣
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Harmony Grove OC 22
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Go Wolves!! 🐺🏈
Students in Pearl Bailey’s Prescott Junior High history classes were gifted individual pocket size copies of The Constitution of the United States by our local DAR chapel (Daughters of the American Revolution) to be used during the annual national Constitution Week September 17 - 23. After reading about requirements to serve in the three branches of governments, students concentrated their studies on the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. They were able to comprehend how the Bill of Rights limits the power of the federal government. Our students were especially fascinated by the first five amendments: Amendment 1: Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition Amendment 2: Right to keep and bear arms Amendment 3: No quartering of soldiers Amendment 4: Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures Amendment 5: Right to due process of law, freedom from self-incrimination, double jeopardy Comprehension of the Bill of Rights is of utmost importance in creating good citizens, which is a goal of the History Department at Prescott Junior High.
