April is:
National Volunteer Month
National Poetry Month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
National Child Abuse Awareness Month
National Autism Awareness Month
Stress Awareness Month
Important Dates:
April 14-20: National Volunteer Week
April 16: Evening for the Stars - ViPS Annual Celebration
April 23: School Bus Driver, Aide and Monitor Appreciation Day
April 24: Administrative Professional Appreciation Day
April 25: School Board Meeting (5:30 p.m.)
April 29-May 3: School Nutrition Employee Week
April 29: Superintendent's Citation Program
(May 17-18 Black Male Educator Summit)
Important HR Update
Head of Navy Recruiting Awards Prestigious NROTC Scholarships Worth $720,000 to Parkview Cadets
Passion Ball - $200,000
Jasmine Raynor - $200,000
Richard Hampton, Jr. - $60,000
Parkview Sophomore Snaps Second Place in Jostens Photo Contest
Sophomore Kristopher Johnson clinched second place in the Jostens Photo Contest of North America with his striking image, "Parkview Proud." Featuring junior Cheerleader David Hall waving a Parkview flag at a football game, the photo stood out among 6,000 entries. Jostens representative Mandi Wiley confirmed the achievement, spotlighting Johnson's talent and Parkview's spirited energy.
Igniting Innovation: Little Rock Central's Youth Business Expo Sparks Entrepreneurial Genius
From Classrooms to Championships: Pinnacle View Middle School Students Earn Ticket to Nationals
Pinnacle View Middle School students are celebrating big wins at National History Day, earning them a spot at the University of Maryland for the Kenneth E. Behring National Contest. Emily Kolb and Harper Ware's documentary on "Beating the Heat: How the Air Conditioner Transformed the American South," Natalie Dennington's website on "Frida Kahlo: Marginalized Groups Amid Mexican Modernism," and Daniel Chen's paper on "The American: A Story of Hope and Resilience During the Depression Era" have secured their places. Now, these talented scholars are gearing up to represent their school on a national platform. Congratulations!
Students, out of school and joined by their families, gathered eagerly to witness the solar eclipse. With protective glasses in place, they watched as the moon passed in front of the sun, creating a mesmerizing sight in the sky. They experienced the wonder of the celestial event, forming memories that would last a lifetime.
Don R. Roberts Fourth-Graders Check Out Parkview Musical on an Epic Field Trip
Fourth graders from Don R. Roberts Elementary recently hit the road for an unforgettable field trip to Parkview Arts & Science Magnet High School. They were treated to an action-packed performance of The Lightning Thief: Percy Jackson The Musical, sparking excitement and fueling their love for learning outside the classroom. With each beat of the music and burst of energy on stage, these students embraced the thrill of education in a whole new way.
Championship Spirit! LRCH Basketball Teams Recognized at City Board Meeting
A heartfelt thank you goes out to Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. and the City of Little Rock for their recognition of Little Rock Central's outstanding achievement at this week's board meeting. It's a moment of immense pride as both the girls' and boys' basketball teams clinched the state championship title this year. Their hard work, dedication, and teamwork have truly made the entire community proud. This recognition underscores the importance of celebrating local talent and the positive impact
it has on our city. Go, Tigers!
Speaking of State Championship Wins...
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LRSD Student and Staff Artwork Showcased Through 'The Creative Collective II' at the Thea Foundation
The Creative Collective II at the Thea Foundation in North Little Rock presents an exciting showcase of over 70 pieces of artwork by faculty members and students from Parkview and Central High School. This vibrant exhibition celebrates the talent and creativity within our school community. Don't miss the chance to experience this inspiring collection on display until May 24th.
Registration Now Open! LRSD's Inaugural Black Male Educator Summit To Drive Positive Impact
to the opening reception.
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LRSD Celebrates National Library Week
Happy National Library Week, LRSD! Take a moment to appreciate the incredible resources and opportunities our libraries offer. Whether you're diving into a new book or attending a virtual program, there's something for everyone. Let's celebrate the joy of learning and discovery!
Meaningful Opportunity to Make a Difference For LRSD's Students!
A One-Night Only Engagement at Carver
Drama teacher Deborah Ramsey says, "We believe that fostering a strong arts program not only enhances students' academic performance but also enriches their lives and nurtures their creativity. Your support and attendance would mean the world to us as we strive to cultivate a vibrant arts community within our school and district." Let's be sure to support these talented students!
Let's De-Stress Together During LRSD's Stress-Less Challenge
The Little Rock School District continues phase two of its strategic partnership with Caissa, a leading educational organization focused on student recruitment and retention. Community members may recall LRSD’s pilot project with Caissa last summer that included phone calls, texts, and surveys, seeking feedback to better meet the needs of families. Caissa implements a diverse range of tools to showcase the assets of the districts with which they work to get students back in classrooms and to keep them there. If you get emails or calls/texts from 501-503-3168, 501-512-1656, or 501-260-7244 -they are legitimate communication from LRSD.
Make Plans to Get Your Tickets and Support Horace Mann Middle School!
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Alley at MuralFest
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The Downtown Little Rock Partnership is excited to bring the first-ever MuralFest to SoMa! Join them in downtown Little Rock's SoMa neighborhood to watch talented artists transform the space in the alley behind 1501 S. Main Street LIVE on May 4th. The event will be inside the footprint of 501Fest, which features live music, vendors, food trucks, and more!
Jazz in the Park
Enjoy free live music each Wednesday at 6 p.m. during the month of April as LRCVB's Jazz in the Park spring series returns to the Little Rock River Market. LRCVB hosts Jazz in the Park each April and September. And, yes, unless it's storming, they do have inclement weather contingency plans.
Opening Saturday and running through September, guests of the Little Rock Zoo can enjoy a new exhibition called the Dragon Kingdom. Learn the similarities and connections between animals of the natural world and mythical creatures. Come face-to-face with dragons that mirror characteristics of enormous lizards, snakes, and other creatures. It’s an experience you won’t want to miss! To learn more and get tickets, click on the following link: https://www.littlerockzoo.com/events/spring-break-2024/.
Enjoy Great Music While Supporting a
Special Cause
Help Find the Cure at the 4th Annual
Be A Part of the Cure Walk
UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute is excited to celebrate its 4th annual Be A Part of the Cure Walk. Register today as an individual or create a team, share the information with your friends and family, and help us get the word out! Enjoy the Kids Discovery Zone, local entertainment, patient stories, the chance to win some great prizes (must be present to win), and walk for the cure along a 1k or 5k course. Complimentary food will be available. Experience a morning of fun and camaraderie on May 4th, 2024, at War Memorial Stadium. Gates open at 6:30am, with a special Survivor & Family “Seed of Hope, Gather & Celebrate” with light fare at 7:15 am and vendor booths. Get involved here!
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