Today we start our 6th Grade Spotlights with 2 remarkable young people.
Good Morning Blue Devils! Here is another Kindergarten spotlight!
April is coming to a close this week, and the last month of school begins. It's hard to believe that the 25-26 school year is almost over! We want to fill the last month's menus with everyone's favorites. Be on the lookout for even more yummy goodness from The Blue Devil Cafe!
Junior Regionals Trap Tournament in Jacksonville today in the rain!
All of these students have done an outstanding job this year!
We love following these kids around!
Thank you, Taylor Holland for being such a great coach and role model for our kids! Big thanks to Dylan Watters and Mr. Holland too. We appreciate all the time you guys have put in!
Dylan Watters, Aedric Dennison, Corbin Hensley, Trevor Reeder, Coach Taylor Holland, Tripp Mannon, Talyn McGlawn
KIndergarten spotlight for today!!!!
Today was a huge success as we celebrated our seniors on Signing Day! We are so proud of each student for taking the next step toward their future- whether that's college, the military, or entering the workforce.
Thank you Fairfield Bay Lanes, VFW Post 4513, ASTA, Ozark Health, Petit Jean Electric Cooperative, Eagle Bank, and Horace Mann Insurance for your generous donations with the reception lunch.
Thank you Fairfield Bay Lanes, VFW Post 4513, ASTA, Ozark Health, Petit Jean Electric Cooperative, Eagle Bank, and Horace Mann Insurance for your generous donations with the reception lunch.
Today is our first Kindergarten spotlight!!!!
ATTENTION: All parents and guests attending Signing Day must check in at the high school office for a visitor's pass.
REMINDER:
Have a great week, everyone!
Science Fair and Art Show
Science Fair and Art Show
Science Fair and Art Show
Science Fair and Art Show
5th grade
Mrs.. Mckenzie's fifth grade students are preparing for an exciting science fair this week. We would like to invite everyone out to view their projects!
We are moving right along. Here is your menu for Week 31!
On March 30, 2026, our ACES program was monitored by the Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Center department. After completing an extensive monitoring tool and a 6-hour in-house visit, we are proud to announce that our program had no findings requiring corrective action. Thank you to everyone who has had a part in making ACES a fun, educational place for our students. Also, thank you to the parents who have allowed us to work with your children.
In order to better our ACES program even more, we are asking all elementary parents to please take a few minutes to complete this survey. This is NOT only for those currently attending the program! We would love to have the input from parents of every elementary student. (It may be necessary to copy and paste the link into your browser. I'm new at this type of survey :) )
https://forms.gle/wWApzVtjuNy35Jx76
Thanks again for everything you all do to help us help your children,
Angie Williams
21CCLC Program Director
In order to better our ACES program even more, we are asking all elementary parents to please take a few minutes to complete this survey. This is NOT only for those currently attending the program! We would love to have the input from parents of every elementary student. (It may be necessary to copy and paste the link into your browser. I'm new at this type of survey :) )
https://forms.gle/wWApzVtjuNy35Jx76
Thanks again for everything you all do to help us help your children,
Angie Williams
21CCLC Program Director
Arkansas' Summer EBT program is back!
The Summer EBT program provides grocery benefits to families with school-aged children in our community. Last year alone, Summer EBT helped 336.000 kids in Arkansas get the healthy food that they usually enjoy while they're in school! However, a lot of families still don't know that they are eligible for this support, which is why we are helping get the word out!
How does Summer EBT work?
Summer EBT is for school-aged children in households participating in SNAP, TEA, Medicaid Free or
Medicaid Reduced, or for children attending a school that offers USDA National School Lunch or School
Breakfast Program, and whose household income meets the requirements for free or reduced-price
school meals.
Families receive $120 per eligible school-aged child for groceries, and the benefit is delivered on a new or
existing Summer EBT card. If they received Summer EBT last year, the benefits will be loaded on the
same card–so families should make sure they still have their card handy!
Most eligible families will be automatically enrolled, but some will need to apply.
Families can check here if they need to apply, or if they should receive Summer EBT automatically:
ar.gov/SummerEBT
If your school is part of CEP or Provision 2, like Shirley Schools is, you will need to apply for Summer EBT unless you are receiving SNAP, TEA, Medicaid Free, or Medicaid Reduced assistance. If you are a Shirley parent and need help determining this status, please reach out to Mrs. Angie at 501-518-2223 or shoot her a quick email at angie.williams@shirley.k12.ar.us.
The Summer EBT program provides grocery benefits to families with school-aged children in our community. Last year alone, Summer EBT helped 336.000 kids in Arkansas get the healthy food that they usually enjoy while they're in school! However, a lot of families still don't know that they are eligible for this support, which is why we are helping get the word out!
How does Summer EBT work?
Summer EBT is for school-aged children in households participating in SNAP, TEA, Medicaid Free or
Medicaid Reduced, or for children attending a school that offers USDA National School Lunch or School
Breakfast Program, and whose household income meets the requirements for free or reduced-price
school meals.
Families receive $120 per eligible school-aged child for groceries, and the benefit is delivered on a new or
existing Summer EBT card. If they received Summer EBT last year, the benefits will be loaded on the
same card–so families should make sure they still have their card handy!
Most eligible families will be automatically enrolled, but some will need to apply.
Families can check here if they need to apply, or if they should receive Summer EBT automatically:
ar.gov/SummerEBT
If your school is part of CEP or Provision 2, like Shirley Schools is, you will need to apply for Summer EBT unless you are receiving SNAP, TEA, Medicaid Free, or Medicaid Reduced assistance. If you are a Shirley parent and need help determining this status, please reach out to Mrs. Angie at 501-518-2223 or shoot her a quick email at angie.williams@shirley.k12.ar.us.
ATTENTION: The Class of 2026 college and career signing day will be held in the auditorium on April 23rd at 11.