Today is National Bosses Day! We have the best leading our pack! 🐺loves his school 🐺always puts students first 🐺supportive to employees 🐺truly dedicated to his job 🐺loves the Curley Wolves 🐺goes above and beyond 🐺loves Prescott Those are just a few reasons we are blessed to have Robert Poole as our superintendent! Happy Bosses Day, Mr. Poole! Thank you for all you do for our students, staff, school and community!!
Curley Wolves cross country saw some amazing competition this past Saturday at the Lake Hamilton Invitational! A total of 53 teams attended. In the jr high girls division, Sophia Cornelius placed 11th and Presley Kerby placed 27th. As a team, they placed 9th and we were top 165 out of 217 runners! For the sr high boys, G’Mar Britton placed 24th out of 323 runners. Great job!
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October is also a special month to take a moment to recognize the leaders who play a pivotal role in shaping the educational journey of our students - our principals! They dedicate their time, energy, and passion to empower both our students and teachers. We are truly grateful for the positive impact you make! #impactthepack #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Prescott Jr High students attended a vaping awareness assembly yesterday given by youth speaker and motivational speaker, Robb Holla. He warns students of the dangers of vaping but also about the risks of nicotine, drugs and alcohol. He kept students engaged with demonstrations and crowd interaction. “You don’t have to be high, you don’t have to be drunk, and you don’t have to smoke to have a good time. Being sober makes you remember all the fun.” and “If you follow the crowd, you will never end up where you were meant to be.” are just a couple of the motivational quotes Robb Holla used to reiterate why studnets should make wise choices to be drug free.
Need supper??? Help these girls out and get a delicious meal!! Support our Lady Wolves basketball team!!
👀👀PJHS Parents & Guardians! You don’t want to miss this! 👀👀
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Prescott High School is excited to have community partners join them at Parent Teacher Conferences on Tuesday, October 17. The following will be in attendance:
Arkansas Department of Health - Vaping
Project Search
University of Arkansas Hope Texarkana
Southern Arkansas University
Arkansas Rehabilitation Services
First Baptist Church
Central Baptist
United Methodist
Prescott Church of God
We thank you in advance for the supporting the Curley Wolves!
See you there!#impactthepack
We have taken a stand for breast cancer awareness! 💗 PHS student council partnered with the Friday Night Lights UAMS team to help raise awareness!
We love seeing our students get involved with their community! Members of the PHS Key Club helped the Kiwanis Club with their annual Pancake Supper Friday night. #impactthepack
Superintendent Robert Poole proudly recognized PES fourth grader Sofia Martinez for Exceeding scores in all four areas of the ACT Aspire state assessment last year. Sofia is pictured with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martinez, her younger brother, Leo, her third grade teacher, Ms. Mariela Garcia and PES Principal Kimberly Grimes, who are all very proud of Sofia for her hard work. Sofia is an exceptional student who we were very excited to honor tonight.
CURLEY WOLVES PINK OUT!! 🐺💗
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Prescott 31
Homer 14
Final
Go Wolves!!! 🐺🏈
The soft lockdown has been lifted. As always, student safety is top priority. We appreciate the support of our parents, patrons and community.
The Prescott School District is under a soft lockdown at this time. We have not had a direct threat to the school. There is a concern in the community and we are on a soft lockdown for precautionary reasons. Student safety is our top priority. We will notify you when the soft lockdown is lifted.
In October we celebrate National Fire Prevention Month to raise awareness about the importance of fire safety. PSD prek and elementary students enjoyed their time today with Pre-k had an amazing time today visiting Smokey the Bear and the local firefighters while learning about fire safety.
Congratulations! Prescott High has been recognized by the Office for Education Policy (OEP) at the University of Arkansas as a school that is Beating the Odds, because students demonstrated high growth on the ACT Aspire even though the school serves a high percentage of students who participate in Free and Reduced Lunch!
Prescott High recieved the following awards:
High Math Growth (Southwest region)
High ELA Growth (Southwest region)
Congratulations to the Curley Wolves marching band who received a 2nd division rating in Percussion and Band and a 1st division rating in Color Guard in today's marching competition!
Way to go band! 🐺🎶