Senior Zeke Hardy
6th Grade Spotlight - Jolene Oxley
6th Grade Spotlight - Riley Newman
Kindergarten Spotlight of the Day! - Lucius Downing
Senior Sean Hall
Oh my muffins!!! I almost forgot to send out the invitation to all the Blue Devil mommas out there to come enjoy some yummy muffins with us next Tuesday, May 13th!
All visitor trays are $2.50. Exact change is encouraged. Change can be added to student accounts as well.
We look forward to seeing you!
Just a reminder that all students interested in playing any sport in the 2025-26 school year has to have a physical on file in order to participate, including practice. Please complete ALL paperwork for this FREE opportunity. Thank you.
6th Grade Spotlight - Sylas Mckenzie
6th Grade Spotlight - Melissa Mckee
Kindergarten Spotlight of the Day! - Aspen Bradford
Senior Raye Passmore
6th Grade Spotlight - Deanna Mckay
Be on the lookout for registration information for our upcoming Summer School Program as well as next year's ACES program. Parent letters and registration forms will be sent home with the elementary students this week; however, if you have a junior high or senior high student interested in being a part of our program, we would love to have them.
If you have any questions about our afterschool or summer school programs, please contact Mrs. Angie Williams at 501-518-2223 or email her at angie.williams@shirley.k12.ar.us.
6th Grade Spotlight - Arielle Luman
Kindergarten Spotlight of the Day! - Addison Barker
Senior Emilee Miller
6th Grade Spotlight - Bentley Lowry
6th Grade Spotlight - Lyla Jones
Last week, ACES students learned something interesting about balloons, then tried their hand at some experiments using balloons and skewers as well as ziploc bags and super sharp pencils.
Balloons are primarily made from polymers, specifically latex (natural rubber) and other synthetic polymers like polyethylene. These polymers are long chains of molecules that allow the balloon to stretch and deform without breaking. Because of the flexibility of these polymers, students were able to pierce through the balloons without popping them and through the bags of water without spilling a drop.
