📖 It’s National Children’s Book Week. Amazing things happen when you look in a book! 📚
Reading builds fundamental learning skills and sparks imagination! Through a book, you can travel to outer space 🚀, solve a mystery 🔍, or meet incredible new friends 🧙♂️🦁—all without leaving your classroom! 🏫
Challenge yourself to pick up a new book today, or share a story you love in the comments. #ExpectBelieveSucceed
Reading builds fundamental learning skills and sparks imagination! Through a book, you can travel to outer space 🚀, solve a mystery 🔍, or meet incredible new friends 🧙♂️🦁—all without leaving your classroom! 🏫
Challenge yourself to pick up a new book today, or share a story you love in the comments. #ExpectBelieveSucceed
Now Hiring! PCSSD is hiring for several positions in schools and district offices. Check out all our openings and apply today. https://trst.in/G1HNDX #ExpectBelieveSucceed
Families and community members are invited to a community meeting hosted by PCSSD Superintendent Jeff Senn to learn about student population shifts and provide feedback on the Maumelle Feeder pattern. The meeting will take place at 6 p.m. on November 9, at Pine Forest Elementary, 400 Pine Forest Drive in Maumelle.
Today is Election Day! Don't forget to make your voice heard.
Students from Joe T. Robinson High School and the DRIVEN School of Opportunity brought game-day spirit to the annual Take Good Care Tailgate, surprising Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield employees with performances by the Robinson High School Band and Cheerleaders!
The event celebrated the partnership between Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Pulaski County Special School District, and the Academies of Central Arkansas, which supports the Academy of Business, Technology, and Community Impact at both high schools.
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The event celebrated the partnership between Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Pulaski County Special School District, and the Academies of Central Arkansas, which supports the Academy of Business, Technology, and Community Impact at both high schools.
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On Thursday, students from Mills High, Mills Middle, Daisy Bates, Landmark, College Station, and Harris gathered at Mills Stadium for an unforgettable MedFlight Career Exploration Experience.
From watching the MedFlight Little Rock helicopter make a grand entrance on the football field to stepping inside the aircraft, students got a front-row look at life-saving careers in healthcare and emergency medical aviation.
Students engaged directly with the flight crew, explored career paths with student ambassadors from the Achieve Community Alliance Academy of Leadership & Social Services, and met MUSHS health science teacher Mr. Malone’s brother, who helped coordinate the visit.
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From watching the MedFlight Little Rock helicopter make a grand entrance on the football field to stepping inside the aircraft, students got a front-row look at life-saving careers in healthcare and emergency medical aviation.
Students engaged directly with the flight crew, explored career paths with student ambassadors from the Achieve Community Alliance Academy of Leadership & Social Services, and met MUSHS health science teacher Mr. Malone’s brother, who helped coordinate the visit.
#ExpectBelieveSucceed
Every child deserves to get to and from school safely. As we recognize National School Bus Safety Week, remember you are an important part of the total safety awareness program for students who travel to and from school by bus — not just this week, but every day.
🚸 Observe these important safety tips:
👀 Watch for children near bus stops, along roadways and when crossing the street.
🛑 Stop when a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop arm extended.
📵 Stay focused and avoid distractions while driving.
🐢 Slow down in school zones and residential areas where children may be present.
Find more bus safety information at PCSSD.org/page/bus-safety-information
#NationalSchoolBusSafetyWeek #ExpectBelieveSucceed
🚸 Observe these important safety tips:
👀 Watch for children near bus stops, along roadways and when crossing the street.
🛑 Stop when a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop arm extended.
📵 Stay focused and avoid distractions while driving.
🐢 Slow down in school zones and residential areas where children may be present.
Find more bus safety information at PCSSD.org/page/bus-safety-information
#NationalSchoolBusSafetyWeek #ExpectBelieveSucceed
October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Laconya Isaac of Joe T. Robinson High School. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
Maumelle High School’s 9th-grade mock interview experience provides students with an opportunity to develop essential career-readiness and professional communication skills.
Through interactions with industry partners, community professionals, and business leaders, students practice answering interview questions, communicating confidently, demonstrating professionalism, and making positive first impressions.
This experience introduces students to the hiring expectations, builds confidence, and prepares them for future internships, employment opportunities, and career pathways. The experience also strengthens connections with the community and local industries.
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Through interactions with industry partners, community professionals, and business leaders, students practice answering interview questions, communicating confidently, demonstrating professionalism, and making positive first impressions.
This experience introduces students to the hiring expectations, builds confidence, and prepares them for future internships, employment opportunities, and career pathways. The experience also strengthens connections with the community and local industries.
#ExpectBelieveSucceed
October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Elise Hampton of Joe T. Robinson Middle School. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Dr. Matt Mellor of Lawson Elementary. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
🎶 Pulaski County Special School District student vocalists earned recognition at the Arkansas Choral Directors Association (ArkCDA) Region 2 Senior High All-Region Choir auditions. 🎶
🎤 A total of 36 PCSSD students earned All-Region placements, with four additional students named alternates. Of those selected, 22 students are eligible to audition for the All-State choir. 👏
🗓️ The Senior High All-Region Choir clinic and concert will take place Saturday, Nov. 7, at Maumelle High School. 📍
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🎤 A total of 36 PCSSD students earned All-Region placements, with four additional students named alternates. Of those selected, 22 students are eligible to audition for the All-State choir. 👏
🗓️ The Senior High All-Region Choir clinic and concert will take place Saturday, Nov. 7, at Maumelle High School. 📍
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October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Dr. Tamara Gatewood-Williams of Joe T. Robinson Elementary. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
Congratulations to our October PCSSD Inspiration in Education awardees!
Pamela Keith, Certified, and Calvin Davis, Classified, were recognized during this month’s Board of Education meeting. Together, they show different ways PCSSD employees support students and schools, whether through direct student advocacy or the behind-the-scenes work that keeps the district running.
➡️ Read more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/3204419
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Pamela Keith, Certified, and Calvin Davis, Classified, were recognized during this month’s Board of Education meeting. Together, they show different ways PCSSD employees support students and schools, whether through direct student advocacy or the behind-the-scenes work that keeps the district running.
➡️ Read more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/3204419
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October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Dr. Yolanda Harris of Chenal Elementary. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High School senior Christian Mason is PCSSD’s October 2026 Student Board Member.
Mason serves as his school’s Student Body President, Comet Battalion Commander, and an academy ambassador, among other extracurricular roles, while maintaining a 4.02 GPA.
➡️ Read more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/3204419
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Mason serves as his school’s Student Body President, Comet Battalion Commander, and an academy ambassador, among other extracurricular roles, while maintaining a 4.02 GPA.
➡️ Read more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/3204419
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October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Neely Claassen of Baker Elementary. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
📚 AVID Wednesday! 🎓
AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) helps students build the skills they need for success in school and beyond. From collaborative learning and inquiry-based activities to organized note-taking and interactive notebooks, AVID strategies encourage students to think critically, stay organized, and work together to reach their goals.
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October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Dr. Nick Farr of Maumelle High School. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
October is National Principals Month! Today, we are celebrating Janna Carr of Maumelle Middle School. Thank you for helping PCSSD students and staff #ExpectBelieveSucceed.
