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It’s Crazy To Do Drugs!
Crazy Hair & Sock Day @ PSD
There was a packed house tonight at the 1st Annual OYEA banquet. This program would not be possible without the generous support of the community and surrounding areas. Prescott School District is beyond grateful for all the people that have a hand in making our school barn, the Animal Science program and OYEA the best it can be for our kids. We appreciate the support given to our students and the program tonight!
Mrs. McMahan’s classes wrote notes and made cards for the patients at Southern Pines as part of their community service project. She was able to deliver them today and see the smiling faces as they were opened! #impactthepack #makingadifference
Keep Our School Peaceful and Drug Free! Just a few photos of Tie Dye Tuesday as Red Ribbon Week continues!
The Curley Wolves cross country runners competed at the District meet today. Emari Britton made the Top 15 and Anna Buret the Top 20 for our senior high girls. G’mar Britton was moved up to the senior high boys division and placed 2nd! Sophia Cornelius had her last cross country race of the season for junior high came in at 7th place!Our senior high runners are gearing up for State in November.
Go Wolves!! 🐺
Arkansas Hunter Education is in the books for these kiddos! They passed and have their cards to prove it! Thank you Mr. Henson for offering this opportunity to students!
Students registered to take the ACT Saturday at PHS need to make sure they have their ticket, photo ID and a calculator! If you do not have a photo ID, you will not be allowed to test. Please allow yourself enough time to get checked in and settled at the testing location by 7:50 a.m, so testing can begin at 8:00 a.m.
Prescott 47
Smackover 20
Final
Go Wolves! 🐺🏈
Thank you Prescott Church of God for the delicious donuts this morning! A great way to start our Friday!
PSD is planning a Veteran’s Day program for the month of November. Central Baptist Church is providing an opportunity for students interested in choir to perform at this program. Choir practice will be held after school and students are responsible for transportation. See Mrs. Trish Brown for a permission slip and make plans to meet in her room at the high school Monday at 3:45.
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Congratulations to Jermeire Purifoy and his Duroc Market Hog! He placed 3rd in class 3rd in Duroc Division at the Arkansas State Fair!
Mrs. Banister’s PreAP 10 classes teach each other the literal and figurative meaning of vocabulary by drawing charts, defining words, and presenting the words visually.
Pearl Bailey and Linda Benton, satellite teachers for Ouachita Baptist University TRIO Programs and volunteers Remona Block and RaShalla Young accompanied students from their respective schools of Prescott Junior High and Prescott High School Talent Search group, to Ouachita University on Wednesday evening, October 5, for their annual 2022 Tiger Tunes event.
Before Tiger Tunes, students were guests in “The Commons”, Ouachita’s cafeteria, where they were treated to a variety of gastronomic delights that many had not previously enjoyed.
This year was the 44th Tiger Tunes’s annual event sponsored by the Ouachita Student Foundation (OSF), which is a student-led organization with the mission of “ students helping students.” The money from the four-day event goes toward student scholarships. During the event, several students addressed the audience and stated that getting scholarships from the OSF helped them to continue their education “without having to get additional loans.”
- Pearl Bailey
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The seminar will be held Tuesday, November 8 and Wednesday, November 9 in the FACS classroom from 3:30-6:00 p.m.
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Ms. Pearl Bailey’s social studies class at Prescott Junior High observed Constitution Day, September 17, 1787, and Constitution Week, September 17 -23. This is an annual event that is observed by the United States of America and is set aside for most students in U.S. social studies. Our students observed Constitution week by celebrating the 235th anniversary of the signing of this document. They analyzed the Preamble of the Constitution and recited it in class, individually or with a classmate. They discussed and examined the first three articles to the Constitution which established the Legislative, Executive and the Judicial Branches.
Special thanks to the local Benjamin Culp Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for donating U.S. flag pins, summary sheets of the Constitution, booklets, and a poster to display in class. Eighth grade students will take an in-depth look at the Constitution later in the semester by studying all of the articles.
Who says parent teacher conferences can’t be fun!?!? PES that’s who! Face painting, a visit from Sparky, police stickers and karaoke made the night fly by!
Congratulations to Hailey Pickett for 6th place class 1 Division 1 at the Arkansas State Fair!
Mrs. Jester’s kindergarteners are building and naming shapes!
