October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Mr. Clark, the principal at North Little Rock Middle School - Sixth Grade Campus.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Dr. White, the principal at Seventh Street Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Mr. How, the principal at Ridge Road Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
October 27 and October 29 will be observed as Remote Learning and Parent Teacher Conference days. Students will NOT report to school. Instead, they must log on for live instruction. Parent-Teacher Conference will be virtual and will take place from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on both days. Contact your child's school to schedule a meeting with their teacher.
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Ms. McKinley, the principal at Meadow Park Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Mrs. Logan, the principal at Lakewood Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
Arkansas Red Ribbon Week Rap Challenge
Are you up for the challenge to Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug Free, and RAP about it? If so, check out the Arkansas Red Ribbon Week Rap
Challenge below! #redribbonarkansas
Project Prevent is the statewide youth tobacco prevention coalition in Arkansas.
Take part in their competition, "Ready. Set. Record." It is NOW OPEN for grades 7th-12th.
o Rules, prizes and submission info can be found on the website.
o NEW! Ready. Set. Record. Promo Video: https://vimeo.com/461116560/001a042734
The North Little Rock School District is striving to become a "High Reliability School" district within the next three years. This distinction will indicate that we have implemented best practices and procedures to improve student achievement. A part of this distinction requires our collecting data through research from our stakeholders. We need our families to take this survey to identify areas of strength and areas of need from your perspective.
Please take the survey at the following link: https://hanover-research.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eWnFsOgqyTbwtpz?group=nonstudent
Thank you for being a part of our district!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Dr. Coleman, the principal at Indian Hills Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Ms. Randall, the principal at Glenview Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
Caught Being United for Student Success!
Interim Superintendent Keith McGee, Ed.D., along with district and building-level administrators, are popping up on staff members caught in the act of going above and beyond to ensure our students are successful.
Today's visits included surprising Ashley Maxwell, Spanish Teacher at the Center of Excellence; Courtney Taylor, Multi-Classroom Leader at NLRHS; and Angela Brazell, Third Grade Teacher at Boone Park Elementary. They each received a certificate and a monetary gift.
This is U.S.: United for Student Success!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Mrs. Bamburg, the principal at Crestwood Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Mr. Orobona, the principal at Boone Park Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
October is National Principals Month! We salute you, Mr. Pennington, the principal at Amboy Elementary School.
Thank you for your leadership! We appreciate your service to the students, staff, and community!
Students and staff across the district are wearing red today to bring awareness to dyslexia. October is Dyslexia Awareness Month!
NLR Academy staff and students wear red in support of Dyslexia Awareness day!
On Friday, the NLR Charging Wildcat Football Team will travel to War Memorial Stadium to take on Catholic. Game tickets will be sold at the stadium on that night. We will not have any tickets to purchase prior to the game. NLR will be on the west side of the stadium (press box/Razorbacks home side). All NLR fans will need to purchase their tickets and enter on the west side.
Briley Harms, Jude Hirscheider, and Lily Browning, fourth grade students at Lakewood Elementary, are featured in "The Small Works Project" through The Kennedy Center! They are collecting adult socks for the homeless.
Link: https://www.kennedy-center.org/mowillems
Parents,
This survey is to declare your academic option for the spring semester. Please complete this survey if your student is virtual and wish to remain virtual, virtual and would like to return to school, or at school and would like to go virtual. The survey will close on November 9th.
• You will need to complete a different survey for each of your students.
• You will need to login with their google ID and password (The same email address and password used to log into Google Classroom and/or onto the Chromebook).
English: https://tinyurl.com/y4x7upv7
Spanish: https://tinyurl.com/y6r59mpa
