
PCSSD implements the AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) system in every grade level at every school. Want to see how AVID helps students see their potential and cultivate a growth mindset? Watch this: People Like Me - https://youtu.be/pVK9Of1BDQQ
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HARRIS ELEMENTARY students participated in March Mammal Madness! They researched different animals and determined who would win if they encountered each other. What a fun way to tie in the March Madness atmosphere in the classroom. #pcssdproud #serveall



As we continue our School Library Month celebration, we're showing our Maumelle feeder Teacher Librarians some love! They support our students in so many ways, from curating resources, teaching information literacy and supporting student research. #pcssdproud #serveall


Our secondary students voted on head-to-head matchups between eight potential new dipping sauces for their cafes during a month long Sauce Madness competition. Cane’s Copycat Sauce crushed Jerk Mango BBQ in the championship round, receiving 92% of the vote. #pcssdproud #serveall










We are excited to announce that Lauren Juhl, a MAUMELLE HIGH senior, is the *very first* student in Arkansas to receive the John A. Pfaff Scholarship from the National Association of Federal Education Program Administrators! Congratulations, Lauren! #pcssdproud #serveall



Our 9th-grade AVID students at SYLVAN HILLS JUNIOR HIGH toured Philander Smith University. Students explored the dorm, Greek Yard, health building, and impressive mini-hospital. Meeting campus leaders and learning about outstanding programs were highlights. #pcssdproud #serveall


Congratulations to our district-level and Success Learning Academy, our Middle School ALE, nominees for Support Staff of the Year!
To nominate a district-level Support Staff of the Year, PCSSD Cabinet voted for an employee from a list of support staff employees not assigned to a school. Congrats to Yolanda Richards, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent, the district-level nominee!
We are also celebrating Aviva Randolph. She is an ALE Paraprofessional at Success Learning Academy.
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Note: all school-level winners for support staff of the year can be found on the individual school Facebook pages and websites. Check back on Wednesday for a full list of all District winners!



10th grade MILLS UNIVERSITY STUDIES English students demonstrated what they know about point of view. After reading a text, the students determined if it was first or third person & whether it was limited or omniscient. Great testing prep AND instruction! #pcssdproud #serveall





Part of our observation of Month of the Military Child, Purple Up! Day is a chance to wear purple in support of our military families. This special day recognizes the resilience and sacrifices of military children.
Shout out to our Purple Star schools: WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON and SYLVAN HILLS ELEMENTARY.
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Success Learning Academy (our middle school ALE) is proud to announce Ms. Amanda Hill as its 2024-2025 teacher of the year! She is truly an inspiration for our SLA students. She will represent SLA to compete for the title of PCSSD Teacher of the Year! #pcssdproud #serveall
Note: all school-level winners for teacher of the year can be found on the individual school Facebook pages and websites. Check back on Wednesday for a full list of all District winners!


MAUMELLE MIDDLE students are putting their science knowledge into action—and making their campus more beautiful in the process! They spent time outside applying what they've learned about plants to help spruce up the campus landscaping for a special project. #pcssdproud #serveall







Tax day is this week! Use this weekend to finish up your taxes and make sure they are postmarked by Tuesday, April 15.
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LAWSON ELEMENTARY students brought the story "The Earth Shapers" to life, performing in front of their peers and staff. They did an incredible job showing off their talent and teamwork! #pcssdproud #serveall







April is Occupational Therapy Month, and the 2025 theme is Inspiring Hope, Changing Lives. Across PCSSD, OTs inspire hope & change lives by helping students develop skills they need in the classroom, like fine & gross motor skills, sensory processing & more. #pcssdproud #serveall


Wishing all who celebrate a Happy Passover! This major Jewish holiday celebrates the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and will begin this evening with a ceremonial meal called a seder. #pcssdproud #serveall


Chart Your Career Course with PCSSD! We are always hiring support staff positions, including bus drivers, student nutrition, paraprofessionals, office, and more. Find out more about openings at our Career Expo on May 3. Details here: https://www.pcssd.org/career-expo
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PCSSD high school students served as active participants in our school board meetings this year and MAUMELLE HIGH wrapped it up with a rockstar student. Dikyrane Collins, a junior, represented the student body at the April Board meeting. Way to go, Dikyrane! #pcssdproud #serveall

3rd-5th graders at CATO ELEMENTARY took a creative approach to learning history. During library class, they designed stunning historical hoodies representing famous Americans. The winners from each class received their very own hoodies! #pcssdproud #serveall







Can you follow a recipe? Well, students in this MILLS MIDDLE Life Skills class can! Scholars learned to read a recipe and/or follow the visual strip to make delicious English Muffin Pizzas. They practiced following directions & using small appliances safely. #pcssdproud #serveall



PINE FOREST 2nd graders visited the Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center! There they learned about wetlands & animals native to Arkansas, and participated in a scavenger hunt around the center. They also enjoyed lunch at the River Market Park. #pcssdproud #serveall






