Prescott High School was pleased to honor our local veterans this morning in an assembly. Veterans were escorted into the auditorium where they were welcome and enjoyed a veteran’s prayer along with band performances. Abby Rothenberger sang a beautiful rendition of Hallelujah. Rowe Stayton spoke to guests, students and staff about the importance and meaning of being a veteran. As veterans exited to enjoy a meal prepared by Mrs. Benton and FCCLA students, veterans were thanked by Superintendent Robert Poole. This program was a just a small token to show our appreciation to all who served honorably in the military.
Information for Prescott ballgame tonight against Centerpoint.
- Prescott fans will park behind the visitors’ bleachers on the east side of the field.
- Tickets will be available at the ticket booth at the north end of the field. Admission is $5.00.
Please see map below.
So proud of our Prescott kiddos! The Curley Wolves cheerleaders, PHS Key Club members and the OYEA students tirelessly worked at the OYEA Banquet tonight. They served food, refilled drinks, waited tables, helped with the auction, cleaned the kitchen, folded up chairs and tables and made everyone at the banquet welcome and comfortable. They displayed excellent manners and kindness.
Animal Science teacher and MVP of the school barn Dennis Guidry introduced each of his students and what they showed as well as their dedication to the barn. He had something special to say about each of his students. He thanked Superintendent Robert Poole for his support and the opportunity to do his “dream job”.
Jermeire Purifoy addressed the audience telling them how thankful he was for the barn and being able to show animals. He stated how much he had learned, life lessons taught, what “a huge role model” Mr. Guidry was to him and how he was “forever thankful for him”. This program is one of a kind, teaching students responsibility, respect and an understanding of caring for and showing their animals.
Thank you to all who made this night possible for our students. Thank you to all these students for representing your school well and being upstanding citizens. Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Barbaree and Mrs. Burke for supervising. #impactthepack
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Prescott 54
Smackover 28
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Go Wolves!! 🐺🏈
Prescott Jr High will be offering tutoring for jr high students in Math and English on Wednesday’s immediately following school. If you interested in your child attending, please contact the jr high office at 870-887-2521.
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Note the change of the 7th grade and Jr high ballgame being moved to Tuesday night!
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It's Red Ribbon Week!
Curley Q has the most precious little fans! ♥️🐺📣
Superintendent Robert Poole was joined by Prescott Jr High Principal Jay Turley and Prescott Alumni LaTunja Sockwell tonight at halftime of the junior high football game to recognize the Student of the Month. Each month the Prescott School District will select a student who has worked to improve themselves behavior wise and academically and has exhibited good character. This month’s recipient is Skyler Rusher. Ms. Sockwell was pleased to present Skyler with an award in the amount of $100.00. The Prescott School District is very appreciative of people who support our students and want to give back to this community and our school. Thank you Ms. Latunja Sockwell for caring about our students and this community and giving back. The Prescott School District is honored to continue this partnership with Ms. Sockwell.
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PHS FBLA members attended a District IV Fall FBLA conference on Wednesday, October 23 at UAHT. PHS officers received their office medallions and were installed at the District conference: Lakyn Crayne - President, Heavenly Langley - Secretary, and Alyssa Langston - Treasurer. Members were entertained by special guests "Sofie and the New Relics"; a central Arkansas band.
We are pleased to have Principal Samantha Carpenter and English teacher Stephanie Plafcan from Virtual Arkansas Core Campus and Adjunct visit our Virtual Arkansas classes today and show them some Curley Wolf hospitality!
Mrs. Haynie's Accounting I & II classes welcomed a class guest speaker, Elizabeth Lawrence, Prescott School District School Treasurer. She has many years of experience in accounting and engaged students with a presentation that covered various aspects of the profession. From discussing the importance of accounting to what education/training is required and outlining the diverse career paths available within accounting, Students had the opportunity to ask questions, gaining further insight into daily responsibilities, necessary skills, and how to prepare for a successful career in accounting.
Heads up! Next week is Red Ribbon week!
Paws for the Cause 🩷🩷 Prescott SD PreK is decked out in their pink! Love these little Wolves! 🩷🩷
Wear pink on Wednesday! #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
Mental health matters! The AAA Student Advisory Committee did a wonderful job working on this project to bring awareness to student athlete mental health. We are proud to have Prescott student athlete Caytlee Poole on this committee working to encourage fellow student athletes! https://youtu.be/WUIZfeTNWIk?si=riNAaiGpxs7TwWP3
In honor of National School Bus Safety week, the transportation department had a coloring contest at the elementary school. Three winners were picked in each grade level kindergarten through fourth grade. Winners received a gift card. #NationalSchoolBusSafety #drivingsafelyintothefuture
Kindergarten
1st place -Kenna Jameson
2nd place -Emilee Chunn
3rd place-Olivia Sanford
1st Grade
1st place -Kariyah Muldrew
2nd place -Maddox Palmore
3rd place -Joni Glass
2nd Grade
1st place -Shiloh Glass
2nd place -Sydney Hopkins
3rd place -Serenity Weaver
3rd Grade
1st place -Jax Gonzales
2nd place -Riley Rudd
3rd place -Paisley Purtzer
4th Grade
1st place -Tate Glass
2nd place -Kynsleigh Herr
3rd place - Landon Douglas
Elementary students participated in an emergency evacuation drill this morning! They exited the building and were on the buses rolling out in perfect time! #NationalSchoolBusSafety
