I wanted to give a shout out to Theo Enns who had his best round of the season yesterday. Way to go Theo, keep working hard.

REMEMBER!!! There will be NO BUS HOME after ACES on Monday!!! Students in attendance may be picked up in the Elementary Office or Room 10 during Parent-Teacher Conferences.

As most of you know, the Shirley School District has qualified to participate in Provision 2. This means the district will be able to provide ALL STUDENTS breakfast and lunch at NO CHARGE for the family. This is made possible through the USDA Special Assistance Certification and Reimbursement Provision 2 Alternative. Our Child Nutrition Department takes great pride in providing nutritious meals that the students enjoy, and we hope that you, as parents and guardians, encourage your students to take advantage of the free meals daily while at school.

Welcome to Week 5!

Congratulations to our high school Distinguished Devils for August! Teacher of the Month- Mrs. Jess Mannon Students of the Month- Rhianna Meeuwsen and Aedric Dennison. We would like to thank F.L. Davis Ace Lumber in Clinton for sponsoring our Teachers of the month. Thank you to Fairfield Bay Bowling and Mini Golf for sponsoring our Students of the Month!




I would like to brag about our golf team. I am so proud of the way that these young men and women represent our school. They all show class and respect for the course and other players. Thank you, I am proud to be your coach.

These high school students got a positive office referral in August for demonstrating "Excellence for all, Everyone matters, Every effort counts, and Elevating relationships. We are proud of our students.
Pictured: Rhianna Meeuwsent, Rorie Newland, Theo Enns, Aedric Dennison, Kami Hensley, Tucker Lack, William Cook, Riley Newton, Arielle Luman, Silas McKenzie, and Jenson Corder.
Not Pictured: Gauge Thomas
Pictured: Rhianna Meeuwsent, Rorie Newland, Theo Enns, Aedric Dennison, Kami Hensley, Tucker Lack, William Cook, Riley Newton, Arielle Luman, Silas McKenzie, and Jenson Corder.
Not Pictured: Gauge Thomas

Golf will be playing today at Tannebaum at 3:30. Good luck!

The Shirley School District is excited to partner with StopIt to enhance the safety in our school community, as well as provide resources for our students, our families, and our community. For our parents and guardians, the link below is more information about how to use the StopIt app and website features. The district has already placed an icon on student's chromebooks so they can access this platform during the day if needed. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mr. Wiggins by emailing aaron.wiggins@shirley.k12.ar.us.
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This week we will have a suggestion sheet in the cafeteria for the students to make suggestions on what is served for breakfast and lunch. All suggestions will be taken into consideration. Encourage your child to let us know what they like!

Shirley Dance Team Bake Sale

Admin Spotlight--Mrs. Clark

The school year is off to an amazing start! We love seeing all the smiling faces coming into the cafeteria for breakfast each morning. If your child is not taking advantage of the free breakfast and lunch at school, please encourage them to do so. Much pride is taken in providing nutritious meals that are also super yummy!
Here's to week 3!!
Here's to week 3!!

Admin Spotlight--Mr. Ward

Admin Spotlight--Mr. Wiggins

This is a reminder that all school paper work needs to be signed and returned as soon as possible.
Thank you,
Coach Ward
Due to the temperature and heat index of over 100 today, I have decided to cancel today's match. Thank you and please be careful in this heat.
Good morning!! We had a great first day of ACES, but I know a few parents had an issue with pick up and drop off times due to them being wrong on the post from last week. Mrs. Angie tried to get it corrected. Here are the correct times for each stop for the Monday ACES program. Thank you all for your patience while we work out the kinks. See you next Monday, ACES kids!

With the 100 degree temperatures, outside recess just is not our cup of tea, so the ACES students got to take their favorite games to the hallway for their activity time this week. Giant checkers and Connect 4, cornhole, and four square are always a big hit. We also took to the PE facility for a little basketball and hoola hoop action. Watching the imagination of the students unfold while playing freely is always a sight to see.







K-2 students learned how to build catapults with Mrs. Baker on their first day of ACES. Working on fine motor skills and learning the way things work are just a small part of what this program will bring to our students.








