The students in the 7th grade Arkansas History and the 8th grade U.S. History classes with the highest grade average represented their class at the first annual OYEA (Organization for Youths in Education and Agriculture) Banquet, Tuesday, October 25 in the Prescott Junior High cafeteria. Representing 7th grade Arkansas History with the highest average was Rylee Williams and representing 8th grade U.S. History with the highest average was Yeybeth Zacarias. These young ladies are separated by one point, in their individual course, from a fellow classmate. As encouragement, Ms. Pearl Bailey rewarded Ms. Williams and Ms. Zacarias with a ticket to the banquet.
PJHS had a little Red Ribbon Week fun as well! Congratulations to Mr. Christopher and Ms. Colbert for winning the door decoration contest! Mrs. Bell cane in a close second! Such creative design!
Congratulations to Gesus Britton, DeArriah Peaks and Tanner Glass for being our fourth grade Red Ribbon Week coloring contest winners!
Congratulations to Khloe Rodgers, Collin Morman and Chloe Riffee for being our third grade Red Ribbon Week coloring contest winners!
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Ms. Ward’s 8th graders completed lesson 2 over Graph of Proportional Relationship. Students had to identify the same proportional relationship using different scales and then write the equation representing each relationship.
👀👀SENIORS!!!! 👀👀
Senior retakes are scheduled for Wednesday, November 16.
***THIS WILL BE THE LAST DATE TO HAVE SENIOR PICTURES DONE.***
The $10.00 sitting fee is due at the time of pictures. Do not forget your $10.00.
Cap & Gown and Tux/Drape attire will be provided.
Girls - Please bring a strapless tank top for the drape picture.
Guys - Wear a White t-shirt for the tux picture.
PHS students from Mr. Hastings and Mrs. Rosenbaum’s classes attended the SAU STEM Open House today. Students were very impressed! They had a blast and learned while experimenting with labs such as Eye on Ewe (sheep eyes), fruit batteries (lights and a calculator) and blood typing. Thank you Southern Arkansas University for providing this opportunity for high school students!
Last day of Red Ribbon Week! Curley Wolf Pride!
PHS Future Business Leaders of America members attended the Sr High FBLA District IV Fall Conference yesterday, Wednesday, October 26 at HSU in Arkadelphia.
New members and 2022-2023 Prescott Officers were installed at the conference.
Congratulations to the following officers:
President Melelina McRoy
Vice President Aydan Bullinger
Secretary Lakyn Crayne
Treasurer Alanie Spratt
Reporter Georgie Crain
Parliamentarian Nelda Chavez
Our Future Is So Bright!
We wore neon and sunglasses today to show our commitment to never do drugs!
#redribbonweek2022
🐺🐺ORDER YOUR PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL CURLEY WOLF 2022-2023 YEARBOOK ONLINE TODAY!! 🐺🐺
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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!
