Seniors in Government class recently debated topics regarding United States foreign policy. Topics were as follows:
As a world leader, the United States has an obligation to make the world safe for democracy: Chesney, Devon, Ben, Restin, Lacy, Jada
The United States should reduce its military presence abroad and focus on economic and diplomatic strategies to maintain global stability: Addie, Daegan, Jacob, Malachi, Katie, and Chad
Nuclear weapons serve as a necessary deterrent in global foreign policy, ensuring stability and preventing large scale conflicts: Isaac, Maddox, Ewan, Randi, Alex, Luke
This week high school students will have prom dress up days.
The softball game for today has been cancelled. Players please refer to your remind app for practice time.
We would like to thank Mike Parkinson, Richard Wooten, and Bob Fox for dedication to our school over the years. These 3 gentleman have served on our school board for many years. Combined, they have a little over 100 years of experience on our school board.
The rest of grades 2-3 hunting eggs and grades 4-5
This week, Junior Beta members continued the tradition of hosting an egg hunt for our students.
Highschool/Jr.High fishing meeting today at 530 at the Park- to see who can attend Saturday & help out
The track meet has been pushed to an 11:30 start as of now because of the expected rain in the morning . We will meet at the school at 9:45 and leave at 10. Bring layers of clothes and something to stay dry in. Also bring drinks, lunch, and snacks. See everyone tomorrow!
Below you will find the link to the obitutary for Brad Hall. We are sharing per a request from the family.
https://www.arkansascremation.com/obituaries/bradley-hall
Today is a Dairy Queen fundraiser day for our Student Council. Please visit the Dairy Queen today to support our students.
Reminder: tomorrow is the PBIS fundraiser at Pistol City.
The bass fishing meeting for today has been cancelled. There will be a meeting on Thursday to discuss the pancake breakfast.
Coulterville art students from grades 5-8th participated in the 2025 Monroe-Randolph Art Festival that was held at Waterloo JH School on April 10, 2025.
Sawyer Harris placed 2nd in cartooning, Cambria Higgerson placed 2nd in still life, Jemma Leggans placed 3rd in Illustrated drawing, Baylee Delay placed 1st in cartooning, Avery Harris placed first and Judges Choice in Figure drawing, Angel Messerly placed 1st in still life, Remy Hornbostel placed 1st in cartooning, Maddy Delay placed 1st in Illustrated drawing, Aiden Davis placed 1st in cartooning, and Tristen Abney placed 2nd in Figure drawing. Congrats to all students everyone did a wonderful job!
PTT Raffle tickets are due Monday.
In kindergarten students have been learning about different instruments from other countries! Students learned about the Kalimba, also known as the finger piano/thumb piano, from Africa! Students got to make and play their own Kalimbas in class 😊
Register today for the STEM girls Camp!
Tomorrow, for Autism Awareness students should wear green.
Monroe-Randolph Counties will once again be offering a STEM girls Camp. This camp is June 9-13.
As a reminder, the PTT raffle tickets are due Monday.
The third grade class tried their first attempt at paper mache and did a great job.
