The Superintendent recognized students from the COE who earned medals at the State HOSA-Future Health Professionals Competition. Eighteen students placed!
Mrs. Karla Whisnant, COE Principal, and Nurse Elizabeth Jones, their teacher, represented the students at the meeting.
Special thanks to Carter Lee and Caroline Jones, eighth graders at North Little Rock Middle School - Seventh & Eighth Grade Campus, for offering the prayer and flag salute at Thursday's Regular Board Meeting.
Dr. Pilewski joined our middle and high school students at the EAST Conference in Hot Springs. NLRSD was well represented by the students who attended!
Come and join us! Kindergarten Round-Up is right around the corner!
Make plans to attend Round-Up and hear about the exciting things taking place in kindergarten!
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://5il.co/172m7
Have a good weekend!
Happy Friday!
Students will be released early today. Pre-K students will be dismissed at 12:30 p.m. Elementary school students will be released at 12:50 p.m. Middle school students will be dismissed at 1:40 p.m. High schools will be released at 2:10 p.m.
Tickets for the Class 6A Championship games are on sale now! Both games will take place on Thursday, March 10 at the Hot Springs Convention Center.
The girls play at 6:00 p.m. The boys will play at 7:45 p.m.
Purchase tickets here: https://www.nlrsd.org/article/678360
The Superintendent's "Top 5 Things You Should Know This Week" is available at the following link: https://5il.co/16t47
The Board of Education met Thursday evening. Click on the following link to read highlights: https://5il.co/16t46
Effective immediately, masks are now optional in the North Little Rock School District.
Our district leaders and principals assembled to discuss goals to improve student outcomes at their respective campuses.
The modified lockdown at NLRHS/Center of Excellence has been lifted. All students and staff are safe. The safety and security of students and staff remain our top priority.
Earlier this morning, dozens of students from North Little Rock High School and the Center of Excellence participated in a peaceful protest for a short period of time outside of the building. Upon returning to class, a small group of protesters continued to rally. As a result, administrators initiated a modified lockdown as a precaution. The students and staff are safe and secure, and there is no immediate threat. The safety and security of the students and staff remain our top priority.
Happy Friday!
Please read the Superintendent's "Top 5 Things You Should Know This Week," which is available at the following link: https://5il.co/169j9
Have a good weekend!
The NLRSD will pivot to a two-hour delayed start time for Friday, February 25. School dismissal will be at normal time. We will not follow the early release schedule as originally planned.
Please read the Superintendent's Message at the following link: https://5il.co/167q3
The NLRSD will pivot to remote learning for Thursday, February 24, 2022, as a result of inclement weather and the pending forecast for tomorrow.
Please read the Superintendent's letter here: https://5il.co/165w8
Be safe!
Due to inclement weather and out of an abundance of caution, the North Little Rock School District will close schools and district office sites this afternoon.
Pre-K and elementary students will be dismissed at 12:15 p.m. Middle schoolers will be dismissed at 1:05 p.m. High school students will be dismissed at 1:45 p.m. Central Office sites will be closing at 3:00 p.m.
In addition, there will no after-school activities or athletic events.
We will continue to monitor the weather’s impact on school and business operations and will keep you updated.
We are monitoring today's weather activity. As of now, we will have normal school operations. If there is any change, we will communicate that information as soon as possible.
Thank you for being a part of the North Little Rock School District!
It is Transportation Staff Appreciation Week! We are so thankful for the compassionate transportation staff that are the first district employees many of students see in the mornings and the last district employees they see in the afternoons. We couldn't do this without them!
The "Great Rising" award recognizes individuals who are mentoring in our schools. "Great Rising" was a common greeting used by Dr. Scot Tyler, our former Transportation Director. He co-chaired our district's adult-mentoring program.
The inaugural recipient of this award is Miya Humphrey. Humphrey has begun mentoring girls at the Seventh & Eighth Grade Campus twice a week. They discuss topics like depression, anger management, self-confidence, and jealousy.
Thank you, Ms. Humphrey, for pouring into the lives of our students!
This month's STAR recipient is Brian Kelton. He has been a tremendous asset at Boone Park Elementary! Staff at BPE said Kelton is amazing and they can always count on him. He will assist in any way to ensure teachers and students are uplifted and supported.
