The Burlsworth Character Award honors character and sportsmanship in high school football. This award originated in Arkansas but is now given out nationwide in recognition of outstanding character and sportsmanship. This award honors the player who may or may not be a top athletic performer, but who represents the ideals and values that Brandon Burlsworth had to give 100 percent on the field and to stand as a moral example to his team. Congratulations to recent Curley Wolf graduate Carston Poole for choosing a path of excellence! We know you will continue to inspire others to follow your lead! #impactthepack
Life is better at the barn! 🐑🐖🐄🐑
The petting zoo today was a fun, learning experience for our elementary students. We ❤️ our school barn!
Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Guidry for setting this event up! Mr. Guidry loves to show off the animals.
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This fourth grade field trip was a blast! Bowling, Cici’s Pizza, and the park equals lots of end of the year fun! #impactthepack
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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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
