The NLRHS/COE student ambassadors represent their campus and respective career academy. They provide students, potential students, families, and businesses with information on their school, their paths of study, and represent the student body at various events. The ambassadors are model scholars and do an exceptional job of promoting their school and providing insight on the various opportunities afforded to students.
Forty four of our students attended the Arkansas State Thespian Festival, where they joined more than 2,000 students from 73 high school troupes across the state.
The festival provides the opportunity for students to compete in various theatre categories.
This year, Arkansas colleges awarded over $2 million in scholarships to Thespian students attending the festival.
Here’s a full breakdown of our students' awards:
Kira Donn (11) — Superior ranking and Showcase honor for Costume Design
Cooper Petit (12) — 2nd place at the state level for Duet Improv
Elliana Fairchild (12) & Lillie Ballany (12) — Superior ranking for Duet Acting
Theodore Benson (12) — Superior ranking for Costume Construction
Annabel Cluck (12) — Excellent ranking for Solo Musical Performance
Piper-Bliss Chudy (12), Lily Hirscheider (12), Lucy Nooker (12), & Danielle Arum (12) — Excellent rankings for Duet Musical Performances
Emilea Derden (10) — Good ranking for Solo Musical Performance
Summer Davis (12) — All State Cast award for the One Act play
Lillie Ballany (12) — All State Crew award for directing our One Act play
Fidelia Rodriguez (12), Brianna Wood (11), Piper-Bliss Chudy (12), & Avery Bursk (12) — 3rd place in Makeup and Hair Team Design
Please consider supporting the COE's Ninth Grade Small Learning Community in their t-shirt/long sleeve shirt fundraiser!
The shirts come up black and grey. Here is the link to make the purchase: https://sites.google.com/nlrsd.org/coe-t-shirt-fundraiser/home
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Fowlkes at fowlkess@nlrsd.org.
Thank you for your support!
We're ready to welcome the Class of 2029!
We're inviting rising ninth graders and their families to our informational on February 25. Please share this information with whomever you know. Ask all the questions you have as it relates to being a part of North Little Rock High School or the Center of Excellence.
We'd love for you to join our family!
Due to ice, snow, and extreme cold temperatures, all schools and Central Office sites will be closed on Feb. 20. Tomorrow's school board meeting has been rescheduled for Feb. 27.
Please read the Superintendent's letter at this link: https://5il.co/385el
Stay safe and warm!
Due to the winter weather that is expected to hit our region, all schools and Central Office sites will be closed on Wednesday, February 19.
Please read the Superintendent's letter at this link: https://5il.co/382jz
Stay safe and warm!
The NLRHS/COE student ambassadors represent their campus and respective career academy. They provide students, potential students, families, and businesses with information on their school, their paths of study, and represent the student body at various events. The ambassadors are model scholars and do an exceptional job of promoting their school and providing insight on the various opportunities afforded to students.
Congratulations to our ninth grade boys and girls basketball teams on being conference champs! Both teams will participate in the Central Arkansas Junior High Conference championship, which will take place at Bryant Junior High School.
Let's go, Charging Wildcats!
Congratulations swimmers!
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month!
Join us as we celebrate the incredible opportunities available to students at high school students through our dynamic career academies. Today, we spotlight the Baptist Health Academy of Medical Sciences and the pathways available for students in the Center of Excellence. We’re preparing students for success in college, careers, and beyond.
Stay tuned to learn more about the innovative programs shaping the future of our Charging Wildcats!
The NLRHS/COE student ambassadors represent their campus and respective career academy. They provide students, potential students, families, and businesses with information on their school, their paths of study, and represent the student body at various events. The ambassadors are model scholars and do an exceptional job of promoting their school and providing insight on the various opportunities afforded to students.
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month!
Join us as we celebrate the incredible opportunities available to students at high school students through our dynamic career academies. Today, we spotlight the Academy of Engineering Technology & Computer Science and the pathways available for students in the Center of Excellence. We’re preparing students for success in college, careers, and beyond.
Stay tuned to learn more about the innovative programs shaping the future of our Charging Wildcats!
Do you want to be a part of the spirit groups in the 2025-2026 school year? Please make plans to attend this MANDATORY meeting on Monday, February 17!
See you there!
Please join us in congratulating Carmen Walker as the 2025 Miss Blue and Gold!
Tonight was the first ever Miss Blue and Gold Pageant. We have some amazing, talented young ladies who wowed us all in this pageant.
Miss Blue Royalty, which is First Runner-Up, is Ciriah Dunn. Miss Congeniality, voted upon by the contestants themselves, is Nia Stewart.
Hats off to these beautiful young ladies on such a spectacular night, and special thanks to the organizers and sponsors for helping this come to reality!
Please join us in congratulating Carmen Walker as the 2025 Miss Blue and Gold!
Tonight was the first ever Miss Blue and Gold Pageant. We have some amazing, talented young ladies who wowed us all in this pageant.
Miss Blue Royalty, which is First Runner-Up, is Ciriah Dunn. Miss Congeniality, voted upon by the contestants themselves, is Nia Stewart.
Hats off to these beautiful young ladies on such a spectacular night, and special thanks to the organizers and sponsors for helping this come to reality!
The NLR Varsity Dance Team will be hosting a dance clinic for students in kindergarten through 8th grade.
Please click on this link to register: https://nlrsd.info/3Cmdti2
On February 21, one of these young men will be crowned King of the Hill!
Representing the senior class on the King of the Hill are the following individuals (l-r): Jordan Anderson, Ramon Ponce, Tony Wilkins III, Eli Lancaster, and Evan Randall.
Markael Thomas is not pictured.
Representing the junior class on the King of the Hill are the following individuals (l-r): Benjamin Ison, Kekoa How, August Buenger, Cooper Taylor, and Blaine Theodore.
Representing the sophomore class on the King of the Hill are the following individuals (l-r): Briggs Parker, Oliver Price, Gavin Adams, and Paris Thomas.
Representing the freshman class on the King of the Hill are the following individuals (l-r): Evan Herrera, Knox Cauley, Fletcher Lee, Malik Grays, and Cale Carroll.
