Prescott School District

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ACT TESTING INFORMATION!! The testing location for the ACT tomorrow in Prescott has been moved to the junior high building instead of the high school. Please enter though the front main entrance by the cafeteria. Students registered to take the ACT 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 7:45 a.m, so testing can begin at 8:00 a.m.

Prescott 20 Centerpoint 6 Final Go Curley Wolves!! 🐺⚾️

Prescott 16 Centerpoint 3 Final Go Lady Wolves!! 🐺🥎

We are so, so excited to have Curley Wolf alumni Kyron Johnson, aka KyKy, join our team! If we can be more excited than he is to be back with us as an Aramark employee! ❤️🐺 #impactthepack

Curley Wolves made it to The Hill. Tomorrow our Prescott FFA members will compete in the following CDE Ag Mechanics, Land and Poultry events.

Thank you to everyone who helped make our Curley Wolves Fine Arts Night a success! There was beautiful music, talented kids, creative artwork and good company. We appreciate Central Baptist Church, First United Methodist Church and Assembly of God for their generous donations and kindness. #impactthepack

Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) News Congratulations to the Prescott High Chapter of FCCLA for being recognized on the national and state levels at the April 5 and 6, 2023 State Association Leadership Conference. The chapter’s National Program Awards Included the Community Service Award and the Go for the Red. State chapter awards were the Platinum Award for increasing membership, community service on the state, district and local levels. The chapter also received the Gold Star Chapter Award for developing programs and activities that promote personal and leadership development while strengthening the family as the basic unit of society and serving the community. Members of the Prescott High Chapter are Jordan Argo, Trinity Bell, Kazar Brown, Marnie Buck-Secretary, Aydan Bullinger, Anna Buret, Nelda Chavez- Treasurer, Karleigh Cole-VP of Public Relations, Meliyah Fairley, Breanna Haddix -President, Angelea Hawthorn, Apple Haynes, Steven Hunter Hicks, Janya Hopper, Jayden Hopper, R’Moni Jamerson-Co VP of Community Service, India Johnson, Shuntrella Johnson-VP of Membership, Kyla Joseph, Dania Laster, Baleigh Laughard-VP of Parliamentary Law, Tyra Love, Fatima Martinez, Michelle McBride, Kennedy McKillion, Jodee McKinnon-Co VP of Community Service, Feriel Mhadhbi, Eshal Moloo-VP STAR Events, Mary Munoz, Khel Shanti Murphy, Jemarrah Newton, Latvia Nixon, Dejonae Nolen, Quentin Nolen, Hayley Rash, Amaia Ruiz Zorrozua, Jade Sharp, Alanie Spratt, Autumn Sullivan, Molly Thornton, Tavan Toliver and Ava Williams. Thank you Prescott School District administration, teachers, staff and the Prescott community for supporting our mission of preparing students for the multiple roles of men and women in a global society.

Jacobi Nolen, a former Curley Wolf, returned to Pearl Bailey’s classroom with his roommate and current Ouachita Baptist University Tiger football team member Braylen Butler to share words of wisdom. Jacobi encouraged the students to work as a team and to be there for other classmates when they need academic and personal support: kindness doesn't cost a penny, but it may have a lasting impact on others. Both Jacobi and Braylen said that playing sports allows them to attend Ouachita Baptist but being scholar athletics will make it possible for them to obtain a degree in accounting and business administration. Braylen informed the class that Jacobi loves to brag about his family, school, and town and that he frequently makes the journey down Interstate 30 to visit the campus and to offer a helping hand to our current Curley Wolves. In his parting words Jacobi asked the student athletes to be kind to each other and not get upset when and if Ms. Bailey calls them in during athletics to make up missing assignments: she and the coaches have been teaming up together for years to support academics among student athletes. #impactthepack

Prescott 10 Haskell HG 5 Final Go Lady Wolves!! 🐺🥎

Prescott 4 Fouke 0 Final Go Wolves!! 🐺⚾️

Our elementary and high school students outdid themselves today! Mrs. Marsha Poole came to pick up items collected during the drive sponsored by the PHS Student Council. She will be delivering half of the items collected today to Rolling Fork, Mississippi while the other half will be given to the Wynne community. We are so proud that our students are learning to give back to communities in need! Thank you to everyone who donated! #impactthepack #curleywolvesgiveback

Prescott High School is hosting a Fine Arts night tomorrow night. In conjunction with that, PHS Reading Fair boards will be displayed in the lobby. Board were judged today with the following results: Cloie Gilleylen (board 1) - Bravo Award Kazar Brown (board 2) Emily Huerta (board 3) - Second Place Winner Janaya Hopper (board 4) Harlie Hurt (board 5) - Third Place Winner Jayden Hopper (board 6) Jada Powell (board 7) Hayley Rash (board 8 ) Michelle Castro and Keairra Smith (board 9) - First Place Winner Heidi Wiley (board 10) Breanna Haddix (board 11) America Roach (board 12) We appreciate Theresa Tyree with Nevada County Library; Hannah Steed, Youth Director Central Baptist; and our media specialist Melanie Yates and Kelley Dice for taking time out of the day to judge the boards. We would also like to thank Dr. John Noggle with the First United Methodist Church for presenting $10 Sonic gift cards to winners.

Logan Howard presented a speech on the advantages of joining the military in Mrs, Banister’s oral communication class. #impactthepack

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SENIORS! Please turn your community service hours in to Mrs. McMahan by Monday, April 17.

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