Mr. Randy Box, the Parent Engagement Professional at Meadow Park Elementary School, earned the Parent North S.T.A.R award. Mr. Box has been instrumental in developing a wide range of activities to engage parents and families to get them involved in their student's education.
Ms. Caroline Faulkner, the Assistant Principal at NLRHS, received the Superintendent's Honor Roll Award. Dr. Saint Louis, NLRHS Principal, nominated Ms. Faulkner for going above and beyond to support students and staff at the school and for serving as an excellent leader.
The Student Voice Team at Ridge Road Elementary School gave an overview of their school culture, why they enjoy their school, and answered questions from board members. Way to go, Ridge Road!
Congratulations to Zone 4 Member and Board Secretary Angela Person-West on earning recognition from the Arkansas School Boards Association for the number of training hours! We salute you on this honor.
Lorenzo Bradford, a fourth grade at Glenview Elementary School, led the Pledge of Allegiance at tonight's Regular Board Meeting. Great job, Lorenzo!
Grayson Gamill, a fifth grade student at Crestwood Elementary School, provided the invocation at tonight's Regular Board Meeting. Thank you, Grayson!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you to all the brave men and women who have served our country.
Happy Friday!
Please see this week's edition of the Superintendent's "Top 5 Things You Should Know This Week," available at the following link: https://www.smore.com/nq7r4
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The NLRHS/COE PTA will be holding its much-anticipated Father-Daughter Dance! Please get your tickets as soon as possible!
If you have ANY questions, please contact nlrhsptsa@gmail.com.
This information is being distributed as a community service. The North Little Rock School District is not a sponsoring organization for this activity.
The North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce’s youth leadership program, ALPS (Advancement, Leadership, Personal Growth, Service), is beginning its twenty-eighth year of building and empowering students to become the next future leaders.
The program is designed for high school JUNIORS who live in North Little Rock without regard to which school they attend and to students from surrounding areas that attend North Little Rock High School. Students are excused from three days of classes to attend leadership sessions. The three sessions focus on Leadership Skills, Social Service, Government & Law, Financial Literacy, Business & Industry, and Community Development.
Students can apply online here: https://forms.gle/vUCAT7iprguvFEfB8. The deadline to apply is Friday, December 2.
Dr. Pilewski hosted the first meeting of the school year with the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council! They'll have honest conversations about the NLRSD with Dr. P, share what works, and provide solutions in areas that need improvement.
Get ready to see some talent! Support the Theatre Arts Department in the fall musical!
Happy Friday!
This week's edition of the Superintendent's "Top 5 Things You Should Know This Week" is available here: https://www.smore.com/w89fx
The Board of Education met last night. Click here to see the "Board Brief": https://www.smore.com/e321y
TIME CHANGE! Due to the possibility of severe weather moving in, tomorrow night's conference matchup against the Cabot Panthers will begin at 6:00 p.m. Senior recognitions will start at 5:15 p.m.
Special thanks to Indian Hills Elementary students staff for serving as excellent hosts for the Superintendent and Board Member luncheon!
Happy Friday!
Please see this week's edition of the Superintendent's "Top 5 Things You Should Know This Week," which is available at the following link: https://www.smore.com/7kyd1
We salute local ministers who visited Seventh Street this morning to read to our students. We thank you for pouring into our students!
Special thanks to Glenview Elementary School for serving as excellent hosts for the Superintendent and Board Member luncheon!
Students with characteristics of dyslexia often struggle with spelling. These students have difficulty hearing the different small sounds in words and are usually unable to break words into smaller parts in order to spell them.
Visit this website that provides strategies to improve spelling:
tinyurl.com/24rjh47w
