ICYMI, we are on the hunt for a new superintendent to begin in the 2025-2026 school year. If you or someone you know is interested in applying, the application will be open for one more week! Apply here: https://macnjake.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx. #pcssdproud #serveall #seekingstrongleadership
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Seeking Strong Leadership
Women's History Month, Female Author Spotlight: Ms. Shettles-Tull of COLLEGE STATION ELEMENTARY loves Kristin Hannah. Hannah is the #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of The Nightingale and The Women. #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Kristin Hannah Women's History Month
According to Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance, eating school breakfast helps *Clue In* to lifelong, healthy eating habits. Find out more about those healthy habits: https://trst.in/7KDb90 #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Breakfast Week
On Maintenance/Grounds Workers Appreciation Day, we celebrate these unsung heroes in education. From ground inspections & repairs to safety compliance for schools & district buildings, maintenance workers ensure our campuses are ready for students & staff! #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Maintenance & Grounds Workers Appreciation Day
Mardi Gras is the last day to 'let the good times roll' before the fasting season of Lent. The holiday is often marked by delicious food, parades and parties. Drop a 👶 in the comments if you've gotten the "king cake baby" before! #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Mardi Gras
Women's History Month, Female Author Spotlight: Mrs. Allenbaugh at ROBINSON HIGH selected Madeleine L'Engle. This female author crafted the beloved sci-fi classic, A Wrinkle in Time. #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Madeleine L'Engle Women's History Month
Yesterday, we announced our new Students of the Month for March. We are focusing on integrity in the classroom! Our Students of the Month demonstrate honesty, strong moral character, and a commitment to doing the right thing—even when no one is watching. They lead by example, take responsibility for their actions, and make choices that reflect trustworthiness and respect. We are so proud of our Students of the Month!
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Butera
Image of kindergarten student who received student of the month. He is wearing a spiderman shirt.
Image of Kindergarten student who received student of the month, she is wearing a blue and white dress.
Image of Kindergarten student who received student of the month. He is wearing a dinosaur shirt.
Image of Kindergarten student who received student of the month. He is wearing a solid black shirt.
Image of first grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a Minnie Mouse shirt.
Image of first grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a blue and purple shirt.
Image of first grade student who received student of the month. He is wearing a solid grey shirt.
Image of first grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a black graphic shirt.
Yesterday, we announced our new Students of the Month for March. We are focusing on integrity in the classroom! Our Students of the Month demonstrate honesty, strong moral character, and a commitment to doing the right thing—even when no one is watching. They lead by example, take responsibility for their actions, and make choices that reflect trustworthiness and respect. We are so proud of our Students of the Month!
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Butera
Image of second grade student who received student of the month. He is wearing a red shirt.
Image of second grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a pink shirt.
Image of second grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a black jumpsuit.
Image of second grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a floral jumpsuit.
Image of third grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a red shirt and jean jacket.
Image of third grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a green floral shirt.
Image of third grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a white shirt and jean jacket.
Image of third grade student who received student of the month. He is wearing a black hoodie.
Yesterday, we announced our new Students of the Month for March. We are focusing on integrity in the classroom! Our Students of the Month demonstrate honesty, strong moral character, and a commitment to doing the right thing—even when no one is watching. They lead by example, take responsibility for their actions, and make choices that reflect trustworthiness and respect. We are so proud of our Students of the Month!
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Butera
Image of fourth grade student who received student of the month. He is wearing a blue half-zip pullover.
Image of fourth grade student who received student of the month. He is wearing a black shirt and camo jacket.
Image of fourth grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a white graphic sweatshirt.
Image of fourth grade student who received student of the month. He is wearing a red graphic shirt.
Image of fifth grade student who received student of the month. She is wearing a red graphic shirt.
Image of fifth grade student who received student of the month. He is wearing a solid grey shirt.
Great School Breakfast News! Arkansas legislators just passed Senate Bill 59, which will allow every public school student in the state to get free breakfast starting with the 25-26 school year. *Clue In* to this exciting update here: https://trst.in/YhM5Fu
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
School Breakfast Week
Do you have a gamer or music lover in your family? World Hearing Day is all about taking steps toward a lifetime of ear health, like wearing ear plugs during a concert or noise-cancelling ear phones while gaming. Find more tips: https://trst.in/FQ8sdr #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
World Hearing Day
Women's History Month, Female Author Spotlight: Ms. Sanabria from HARRIS ELEMENTARY loves children's author Sharon Creech. Creech was the first person to win both the American Newbery and the British Carnegie Medals. #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Sharon Creech Women's HIstory Month
Celebrated on Dr. Seuss' birthday, Read Across America Day is all about sharing the love of reading. This iconic Seuss quote sums it up perfectly: “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Read Across America Day
Women's History Month, Female Author Spotlight: Ms. Davis of MILLS UNIVERSITY STUDIES loves Nic Stone. This best-selling YA and middle-grade author wrote Dear Martin and Clean Getaway. #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Nic Stone Women's History Month
March is Social Work Month, and the 2025 theme is Compassion + Action. In a school setting, social workers show compassion *and* take action while supporting students' mental health. Thanks for all you do! #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Social Work Month
March is Women's History Month! To celebrate, we will highlight female authors recommended by our very own teacher librarians. Follow along each day to expand your must-read list. #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Women's History Month, Our Favorite Female Authors
Ramadan begins at sundown tonight (February 28) and ends at sundown on March 30. For Muslims around the world, it is a time of fasting, prayer, spiritual reflection, self-improvement, and community. #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Ramadan
As we wrap up our Public Schools Week celebration, we want to remind our stakeholders to connect with your local elected officials. Reach out and ask them to support our public schools. Find your local officials here: https://trst.in/9GSK21 #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
Public Schools Week
Our 5th grade ALPHA students dove into the world of entrepreneurship with an exciting Shark Tank activity! They came up with inventions and creative solutions to real-world problems, then pitched their ideas to our panel of "Sharks." We were blown away by their originality, confidence, and problem-solving skills! It was so much fun watching their ideas come to life—way to go!!
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Butera
Image of a Fifth grade student pitching his idea "The Flipper," that was a voice command page turner for when you are reading and snacking.
Image of fifth grade student and his invention "The Braille Rubiks Cube". He came up with a great way to make this puzzle toy more accessible to others.
Image of fifth grade student pitching her "Berry Blossom Cat Cafe". Patrons come to this pet friendly cafe to relax and meet adoptable cats.
Image of fifth grade student pitching his "Time Capsule Burial Ground" business. His company provides you with the time capsule and location to bury your keepsakes.
Image of "Time Capsule Burial Grounds" Presentation.
Image of Braille Rubik's Cube Presentation.
Image of "The Flipper" Presentation.
Image of "Berry Blossom Cafe" Presentation.
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: VLS Waste Solutions provides valet trash, recycling, and junk removal with solid customer service. Learn more to see if this is a service you might need: https://trst.in/O1UHZI #pcssdproud #serveall
about 2 months ago, PCSSD
VLS Waste Solutions