Congratulations to the PACE students and Coach Rook at Prescott High School! The PACE Program at Prescott High School has been named a 6 of 6 Program from JAG National. JAG (Jobs for America’s Graduates) is the curriculum and umbrella the PACE Program operates under. The 6 of 6 Program is a great accomplishment and is what we strive for each year in JAG/PACE. PACE was one of five alternative education programs to achieve this distinction in Arkansas.Prescott PACE met or exceeded the national standard in all 6 categories. The categories are: Graduation Rate, Employment Rate, Full Time Employment Rate, Full Time Positive Outcome Rate
Further Education Rate, and Connectivity Rate (Contacting each graduate monthly for 12 months after graduation to follow up on education and job status).
JAG Seniors in Arkansas this year received over $10 million dollars in scholarships. PACE students' efforts in the program make this honor and accomplishment happen.
First grade end of the year field trip to the fairgrounds for Horse Tales! Reading, roping, shoeing, stick horse races and learning all things about horses! We are so appreciative of the volunteers that put the time and effort into organizing this fun day together for our students!
This afternoon Prescott School District honored these ladies who have given a combined 130 years of service to educating children. Superintendent Robert Poole presented each retiring employee with a plaque commemorating their years of service. Kim Jester has taught in the district for 40 years. Penny Oliver served students as a paraprofessional for 36 years. Janet Banister joined our team at the end of her 30 years of teaching but was a huge asset to our students when she became a Curley Wolf. Janette Silliman educated students for 24.5 years. Each of these women will be greatly missed. It takes a big heart to teach day in and day out. We appreciate every single day they have all given to better the children of Prescott School District.
School’s out for summer!! ☀️ 🏖️ 😎
PES last day of school pic!!
Amiya Adams, an eighth grade student at Prescott Junior High, received this years Ouachita Baptist University Talent Search incentive award, an “echo dot.” Amiya has been active in OBU Talent Search for the past two years and will continue her studies at Prescott High. Recruitment for new members of OBU’s Talent Search begins in September. Students can join while in the seventh or eighth grade and remain with the program through high school graduation.
Every Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedom.
Parents,here is a great summer program to encourage reading! Meet your reading goals and get a yummy snack! 🍕🍕
Http://www.bookitprogram.com
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A Spring Fling treat! Hot dogs served on a frisbee!!
Nathaniel wanted to do something for the custodians because they work so hard. The plaque and the wording were all his idea.
A little friendly basketball tournament between 8th grade, coaches and Mr. Turley! From the looks of this photo, the adults are # ☝️!!
5/6 grade kick ball tournament on field day! 6th grade took the win! Fun, fun day!
PES field day fun!!
ANNOUNCEMENT!! TIME CHANGE!!!
Due to weather, ALL PES End of the Year assemblies have been moved to the PES PE center!
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