Legacy Academy Announces Valedictorian & Salutatorian. Lockesburg, ARK—Legacy Academy announced that senior Grace Tucker is. the private school’s Class of 2022 Valedictorian. Grace has a. perfect 4.0 for all of her high school career. In addition to her. academic success, she met all of the other graduation requirements...
UA Cossatot recently received a $311,800 grant from the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council (ANCRC) to finish restoring the remainder of the old Lockesburg Middle School. UA Cossatot obtained the Lockesburg High School, Middle School, and Gymnasium in 2013. After completing the renovations to the old middle school with...
De Queen High School Students “Seal” Future With Biliteracy. Congratulations to these 34 DHS Spanish 3 & 4 students who recently earned the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy for demonstrating proficiency in English and Spanish by high school graduation. These outstanding students are 34 of 780 Arkansas students from around the state who have earned this distinction. De Queen High School was 4th in the state with the most students who have achieved this honor. These students had to show proficiency in English, which was determined by a 19 or higher on the ACT for both English and Reading, as well as scoring a 5 or higher (Intermediate Mid - Advanced High) on the Stamps AVANT Spanish language proficiency exam.
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According to a member of the Dierks School Board, Superintendent Jody Cowart has accepted the superintendent’s position in the Centerpoint School District as of late last week. Cowart is expected to present his resignation to the Dierks School Board at their next meeting. According to board member, Jeffrey Mounts,...
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The Nashville School District made a change in the food services department for the 21/22 school year, as K through 12 By Elior was awarded the district’s bid. When Superintendent Doug Graham made the recommendation to change, he said the reason was due to a declining number of students eating meals provided by the school district, even with those meals being served at no cost. Since that change was made, the district has already seen a dramatic increase. As of May 5th, the district has provided 154,457 breakfast meals. That figure represents nearly 20,000 more breakfasts being served so far this year, as compared with the entire 20/21 school year. The number of lunches served has been even more dramatic. According to the superintendent, the district has served nearly 55,000 more meals as compared with the entire previous school year.
On Saturday, May 14, the Nashville Post Office participated in the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, which is the country’s largest one-day food drive and provides resident with an easy way to donate food to those in need. According to mail carrier, Jim Kirkland, the Nashville Post Office collected...
The Nashville School Board has approved a two year bid on student and athletics insurance through the Dwight Jones Agency. The annual bid is $31,500 dollars for the next two school years. Superintendent Doug Graham says the current rate is $34,000 dollars. The board also accepted a floor waxing bid...
As the school year winds down, a number of personnel changes will be made at the Nashville district for the 22/23 school year. At Monday’s regular May board meeting, 21 changes, including 7 resignations and 14 hires and transfers were approved by the board. Superintendent Doug Graham provides a recap of the resignations accepted Monday:
Tuesday night, the bands of the Nashville School District performed their final concert of the year. High school band director Cody Ford presented patches to the All-Region band members. He also mentioned some of the highlights of this past year. Tuesday night, the 7th through 12th grade choirs performed a...
Arkansas State Police say a De Queen woman died Friday in a two-vehicle accident on U.S. Highway 70 in Sevier County. The victim was identified as 55-year-old Juama Vasquez. Reports said she was driving a 2001 Ford, eastbound on Highway 70, when the vehicle crossed the center line and collided with a Cadillac near the Howard County line. The driver of the Cadillac was identified as 86-year-old John Dennis, Jr., of Whitesboro, Texas. Dennis was injured in the accident and was transported to Howard Memorial Hospital.