Baseball against Subiaco has been canceled today.
The Rocket baseball double header tomorrow has been moved to Scranton and will begin at 3pm!
ATTENTION High School Parents: Please read this letter with info regarding what will happen if the ADH/ADE shuts our school down.
ATTENTION Elementary Parents: Please read this letter with info regarding what will happen if the ADH/ADE shuts our school down.
Updated Coronavirus (COVID-19) Info
Arkansas Activities Association has cancelled all spring sports starting March 15. The baseball game against Subiaco tomorrow is still being played weather permitting.
The softball tournament at Clarksville for Lady Rockets this weekend has been canceled.
The softball tournament has been cancelled at Clarksville this weekend.
Updated bracket for the Clarksville Softball tournament tomorrow!
Lady Rocket softball will play in the Clarksville Tournament on Friday and Saturday. Bracket is here!
The ACT for Juniors tomorrow morning in the safe room. Students taking the test need to be there before 8 am to get signed in.
Parent teacher conferences are Thursday, March 12, beginning after school until 7pm.
For high school students and parents interested in learning more about Arkansas Tech Career Center, there will be a representative available at Parent-Teacher Conferences on Thursday, March 12th!
Rocket baseball game today at Dardanelle has been canceled.
Reminder!!
Lady Rocket softball game with Lavaca on April 3 will be moved to April 10.
Last day of Read Across America Week tomorrow!
How The Grinch Stole Christmas
More test dates.
Lower elementary will be taking the
MAP Growth Assessment on the following dates:
Kindergarten - April 6, 2020
1st Grade - April 7, 2020
2nd Grade - April 8, 2020
Upcoming test dates for the district.
Jrs. take the ACT:
March 10, 2020 in the safe room. Need to be checked in by 8 am.
High school 7-10 take the ACT Aspire Interim II:
March 11, 2020 AM
Elementary 3-6 take the ACT Aspire Interim III:
March 16-17, 2020 AM
Special lesson on measurement for Mrs. Harrison's second graders today! Thank you to Teresa Grenwelge for sharing her expertise with these students!
