It’s that time of year again! 🏈📰
Get your football program ad for your favorite Curley Wolf! ❤️🐺
Order forms can be picked up and returned to the jr high office.
Don’t miss out!! Deadline is August 12!!
Curley Wolf Golf Schedule
Superintendent Robert Poole received a plaque for serving as President of the Arkansas Association of School Administrators. Mr. Poole was recognized for his distinguished service to education and to the profession of school administration.
Prescott High School graduation for the Class of 2022 is scheduled for the evening of Sunday, May 15.
This change will allow all students to participate in graduation ceremonies on our school campus without having to make a choice between competing in a state playoff competition or coming to graduation. We hope to make this a new tradition for Prescott students.
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Prescott School District preschool classes still have openings. If you are interested in registering your child, please contact the PES office at 870-887-2514 or come by the office. Children must be 4 years old by August 1st.
If you have not registered your child for kindergarten for the 2021-2022 school year, please do so immediately.
Please bring birth certificate, shot record, social security card and proof of physical for both preschool and kindergarten registration.
If you need to register a child in any grade K-12, please come by our school offices and do so as soon as possible. This will help us get a schedule or class assignment ready for your child before the first day of school.
School offices are open during the month of July, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and in August our regular hours of 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. to register.
Schedules for students in grades 5-12 will be mailed next week.
Be on the lookout for information concerning class rosters for students in grades K-4.
We look forward to the upcoming school year. Please continue to check our social media pages, app and website for any news.
🏈🏈 FOOTBALL PARENTS! 🏈🏈
There will be a mandatory football parent meeting Tuesday, July 27 at 6:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium!
Tonight the Prescott School Board and Superintendent Robert Poole recognized Coach Brian Glass and Caytlee Poole as outstanding Curley Wolves for recently being recognized at the state and national level.
Coach Glass was named Arkansas Coach of the Year as well as Track Coach of the Year at the Arkansas All Preps Banquet in Little Rock.
Caytlee Poole was also presented a Capitol Citation from Representative Danny Watson and the Arkansas House of Representatives as well as Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston for being a national DAR essay contest winner.
Superintendent Poole presented both with a Curley Wolf Outstanding Achievement Award.
🐺🏈 CURLEY WOLVES TSHIRTS!!! 🐺🏈
ALL money goes directly back to our athletes! ALL proceeds from the sale of these shirts will go towards your athlete for awards, letterman jackets, rings and more through the Prescott Atheltic Booster Club.
Shirts are $20 each.
We have a few in stock. After those are sold, we will order forms.
Is there anything better than maroon and white to spruce up a door! ❤️🐺
The 2021-22 school year is fast approaching!! Prescott School District is pleased to announce that we will once again be providing all Prescott students with school supplies to start the school year.
All students enrolled in the Prescott School District will also be provided with two meals, breakfast and lunch, at no charge.
Students will also ride the bus at no charge.
Remember to follow us here on Facebook as well as our other social media pages on Instagram and Twitter and download our Prescott School District app. where we do our best to keep you informed.
We are excited to offer these opportunities as well as many others to our students! We look forward to serving students, parents and the community each school year! #impactthepack
Here you go, Curley Wolves!🐺
2021-2022 School Calendar
The Curley Wolves were represented well at the 2020-2021 All Arkansas Preps Banquet in Little Rock at the State House Convention Center. Brian Glass was honored and named Track Coach of the Year and the 2020-2021 Arkansas Coach of the Year. Carston Poole was recognized as being named to the 2020-2021 Underclassmen Football Team. Both chosen out of all coaches and players in Arkansas!
Proud of our Prescott Curley Wolves!!!
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Congratulations to our Curley Wolves Head Track Boys Track and Football Coach Brian Glass!
Coach Glass was named Boys Track Coach of the Year last night at the 2020-2021 All Arkansas Preps Banquet but also to his surprise, he was honored to be named Arkansas Coach of the Year!!
ACT INFORMATION!
Students taking the ACT this Saturday at PHS need to be sure they have their ticket, ID, pencils, and a calculator. The test will begin promptly at 8:00 a.m. so you will need to be there early to get checked in.
PHS STUDENTS & PARENTS!!
Report cards were mailed so please be watching for them.
Some have a letter stating that your child still has items checked out and those items will have to be returned/or paid for before getting your child's report card.
Some have information about credit recovery enclosed that your child can begin immediately. Instructions and login information are included with your report card if you need credit recovery.
Prescott School District is proud to announce that our Superintendent Robert Poole was recently elected to the Arkansas Activities Association (AAA) Board of Directors. Mr. Poole will represent our district well!
Congratulations to Jayce Crayne!
Each year Mr. Bob Cockman presents a Prescott High School top achieving senior with a watch of their choice. We appreciate Mr. Cockman’s dedication to our school district.
Jayce plans to major in Atmospheric Science at the University of Louisiana Monroe.
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PJHS Character Education Classroom Visit
Superintendent Robert Poole took time out of his busy schedule to visit my Character Education class last week. He, like many former students and other members of the Prescott community, have visited my classes as speakers to discuss their personal experiences as students and as employees in the workplace. During visits they encourage students to pursue a good education and to start planning for their future careers.
Superintendent Poole, who attended K-12th grades in Prescott, shared that he never thought that coming from humble beginnings that he would have the opportunity to be superintendent of a school district. He said that he grew up in a home where both his parents worked hard to give their children the necessities of life but were unable to provide a lavish lifestyle. However, his parents enriched their children with several character-building suggestions, including respecting others, working hard, and taking initiative in pursuing success in life. He and his twin brother were the first to attend college and they took advantage of their opportunities to work toward careers that are rewarding and challenging.
Superintendent Poole shared how he was a “walk-on” in football at Ouachita Baptist University but used the experience as motivation to work hard to gain a scholarship. He said he continued to use failure as motivation when he did not get jobs he applied for since the failure made him ready for the next opportunity that knocked at his door. In encouraging students to aim for perfection he used one of Coach Vince Lombardi’s quotes, “Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence”.
After his presentation students were able to ask questions about Superintendent Poole’s life journey, his expectations for his children, his duties as a superintendent, and the current construction of a new elementary school.
Pearl Bailey
