PJHS students did an awesome job at today’s music recital! Thank you to Mrs. Williams their displaying their talents! #impactthepack
First grade students attended “Horse Tales” at the Nevada County Fairgrounds today. They read to horses, were shown how to care for a horse and had a lot of fun!
Thank you to everyone that makes this day possible for our first graders for approximately 20 years! #impactthepack
Mrs. Glass and Ms. Jester’s kindergarteners enjoyed a friendly game of quiz bowl this morning during GT enrichment.
Congratulations to Curley Wolves junior Pierce Yates on a great baseball season! 🐺⚾️
Any current 8th-11th grade student that missed making their class schedule for the upcoming school year, can make it up with Mrs. Robbins tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. in the auditorium.
Prescott GT enrichment held a first grade elementary quiz bowl tournament today.
Congratulations to Mrs. Brown’s class for placing first and Mrs. Williams’ class who received 2nd place.
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ATTENTION!
Due to conflicts, the 6th grade music recital has been been moved to tomorrow, Tuesday, May 23 at 2:30 p.m. in the PJHS cafeteria.
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The street in front of the elementary school will be closed this Wednesday, May 24, from 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Thank you for your cooperation.
We recently had our last Community Involvement Breakfast for this school year. We would like to thank each community member that took the time to come and visit with our students each month. Our last breakfast was May 19 and the following individuals were present: JoBeth Glass, School Board; Eric Gonzales, School Board; Justin Gonzales, Arkansas House of Representatives; Ben Hale, Prosecuting Attorney 8th Judicial District; Reed Koger, School Board, and Dana Stone, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney 8th Judicial District. We really appreciate everyone for donating their time to support our students!
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PreK students enjoyed playing on their new playground this week! Thank you to Mr. Greg Dougan and Mr. Clay Brown for working so hard to get it done before summer break! #impactthepack
The PJHS “Pick 26” took their celebratory field trip today to Magic Springs! What fun they had! These students were selected by their teachers for being excellent examples of good character and citizenship in the classroom. #impactthepack
Dr. Kessler’s science classes have been creatively planning, building, painting and testing gliders all week to get to their big glider championship this afternoon. Students have been competing in different rounds to get to the championship round. Winners are pictured with their gliders!
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Mrs. Jester says the sky is the limit for her recently graduated kindergarteners!
Prescott GT enrichment held a second grade elementary quiz bowl tournament today.
Congratulations to Mrs. Honea’s class for placing first and Mrs Silliman’s class who received 2nd place
Mrs. Banister’s oral communication class put in action the speaking skills they learned this semester by performing demonstration speeches. From checking the oil in a vehicle, changing a tire, braiding hair, feeding and burping a baby, learning CPR, putting line on a fishing rod to cooking goodies, these students demonstrated life skills that they will use now and in the future.
From the desk of Pearl Bailey -
Yesterday, Principal Tommy Poole took time out of his busy schedule to visit Ms. Pearl Bailey’s eighth grade U.S. History classes. Students in these classes will be in the incoming 2022 - 2023 freshman class at Prescott High this fall.
Principal Poole discussed with the students his expectations of them and their expectations of him. He started by sharing a short narrative of his humble beginnings and how he used family, academics, sports, and good citizenship tracts to form goals, short term, and long term, for his life. Not growing up with a silver spoon in his mouth taught him at an early age the importance of being self-reliant and the need to learn while in the classroom. Even though he loved sports and football helped him afford a college education at Ouachita Baptist University, he knew that one day the ball would stop bouncing. That is where learning in the classroom became important: only through education and preparation, along with perseverance, was he able to make his transition in life.
Principal Poole and the students also discussed school policies and why students’ negative actions are making it necessary to amend current rules because of excessive tardiness, students taking up residence in the restrooms, and the use of e-cigarettes. He informed our future freshmen that the next four years are vital for their future, so they need to go to class, participate in class, work on their weaker academic areas, and be good citizens. Principal Poole assured that his door will be open, and his desire is to graduate good citizens who are ready to pursue life’s next step. He left the students with the following quote, “Be where your feet are,” meaning that if your feet are in the classroom your mind should also be there. The results will be a good education.
A total of 167 copies of the book How Roland Rolls by Jim Carrey were donated and distributed to Prescott Elementary School kindergarteners and first graders today by this group of volunteers for summer reading!
