SENIORS!!
Pafford Healthcare Scholarship
Amount: $500
Due: April 7
This scholarship is for a senior who has an interest in pursuing a career in healthcare.
More information can be found on the senior pipeline.
Order a PHS Yearbook today!
Order deadline is Monday, May 1, 2023.
Our Prescott junior high boys traveled to a weightlifting meet at Camden Harmony Grove. Twenty kids competed for a combined 6,535 pounds. They won multiple 1st and 2nd place awards along with most weight lifted by a team. Congratulations guys!
Thank you Terry Dewitt for training/updating our Prescott staff in CPR and the Heimlich maneuver certifications and protocol! Always getting better! #impactthepack
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SENIORS!!!
SENIOR CPR Training will be held Tuesday, March 7 at 12:45 p.m. in the PHS auditorium. This is a graduation requirement. ALL seniors must attend.
Lady Wolves softball 🥎
DMAC Tournament bracket- March 16-18
Go Lady Wolves! 🐺🥎
It’s almost time for baseball! ⚾️
Prescott tourney will kick off the season March 1-4.
Go Wolves!! 🐺⚾️
Prescott Jr High School Gifted and Talented students participated in the Southwest Arkansas Educational Cooperative reading fair this morning against area schools.
Winners are as follows:
5th grade Fiction -
2nd place - Daniela Garcia
3rd place - Chase Dufrene
5th grade Non-fiction -
2nd place - Mari Jackson
3rd place - Haley Dickerson
6th grade Fiction -
1st Place - Arden Gonzales
February 18-25. 2023 Is National FFA Week. We join others to celebrate educators and students who are interested in agriculture and leadership. The FFA Organization provides provides leadership, personal growth, and career success training thru agricultural education. Thank you to Mr. Guidry, Mr. Cannon and Coach Carter for educating our students at the school barn and teaching life skills to advance students in the world of agriculture. #impactthepack
Prescott Curley Wolves AND Lady Wolves track teams are 3A Arkansas Indoor State Champions!!! 🏆🐺❤️💯
Proud of our Prescott athletes and coaches!! ❤️🐺
#impactthepack
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Today was “Virtual Reality Friday" in Mrs. Haynie’s Career Development classroom today. Students are using virtual reality headsets technology to help them learn about different jobs and careers such as changing oil, welding, using safety equipment, and many more. #impactthepack
FCCLA made Mrs. Robbins a personalized plate and students made signs and wrote individual notes thanking her for different things she does for them! Thank you Mrs. Robbins for you dedication to your students! #impactthepack
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS
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When a classmate is in need, Pierce Yates jumped in to lend a hand without being asked.
#impactthepack #RandomActsofKindness
Nevada County Extension Agent Katelynn Kirkham presented the "Get Real - Here's The Deal" program to PACE students at Prescott High School. The program gives real life scenarios about budgeting, daily living costs and bill paying. Students were taught how to write checks, balance a checkbook, calculate net income, choose purchases that fit within their income level, etc. Ms. Kirkham gave each student a checkbook and they had to write checks to pay their "bills" and make "purchases", then keep the checking account balanced.
Coach Rook is doing wonderful with things with this program. He is giving students real life scenarios and experiences to prepare them for the real world.
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Mrs. Thornton’s Career Development classes got the opportunity to work with Virtual Reality Headsets this semester to put themselves into the roles of different careers. Students have explored welding, an electrician, changing oil on a car, and more! They get a virtual experience to decide if these careers are what they want to do in postsecondary paths. #impactthepack
Congratulations to our senior Curley Wolves cheerleaders, Olivia Cornelius, Mazie Bright, Kailee Reese and Mahogany Tidwell, who were selected to cheer in the 2023 FCA All Star Showcase! Way to go, girls! We are proud of you! ❤️🐺📣
RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS
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Today our district hosted the county spelling bee for grades fourth through eighth. When we got down to the last few students two of the older boys, Owen Glass and Rhett Cornish, were in a spell off for runner up against a fourth grader. He was excited to be in the running with them and when he misspelled his word he was a little upset. Owen and Rhett both gave him a fist bump and told him good job which put a big smile on his face. That small gesture made a big difference!
#impactthepack #RandomActsofKindness