Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to all our teachers! We appreciate your hard work and dedication to our students!
Today, we celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico’s historic victory at the Battle of Puebla. As we remember the courage of those in battle, we also uplift and celebrate the contributions of Mexican-Americans throughout our nation’s history. Happy Cinco de Mayo!
Today is School Lunch Hero Day! We do appreciate our cafeteria staff who work to ensure our students get the nutritious meals they need!
Volleyball tryouts for upcoming 7th-9th grade will be held Monday, May 15 - Thursday, May 18. Tryouts will be at the Blytheville Middle School Girls Gym. Each day is mandatory. Students need to bring water, tennis shoes and shorts.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, intended to support and educate people about the realities of mental health. It’s a topic that affects everyone—whether you know it or not, the stress and anxiety of the modern world get to all of us.
By removing stigma, Mental Health Awareness Month aims to help people address their mental health needs and overall happiness. That’s why it’s important to educate others about what this month stands for, and ways we can all address our mental health difficulties in our own lives. A great way to gently and mindfully address this topic is by contemplating the wisdom of others.
Happy Principal Appreciation Day to our TRIBE leaders. We want to thank you all for your diligent work in leading both our staff and students to success. Your dedication and commitment is appreciated. Today we celebrate you!
Blytheville School District recognized teachers of the year from each campus during the April school board meeting. Teachers are as follows: Micah Rogers- Blytheville Primary, Lorna Curtis- Blytheville Elementary, Beth McGrain- Blytheville Middle School and Candice Groves- Blytheville High School, who was also chosen as the District teacher of the year. These teachers have shown true leadership and dedication to the Blytheville School District. We appreciate their hard work.
Blytheville Tribe, I am excited about the progress we are making during the ACT Aspire testing period. Keep up the great work. We need to make gains and we will as you keep engaging and doing your best!
Blytheville School District will be closed Friday, April 7th in observance of Good Friday. School will resume Monday, April 10, 2023.
Good afternoon. This is an update to address the information concerning a weapon on the Middle School campus.A student was searched and a toy weapon was found. Please direct your student to refrain from bringing such items to school. Disciplinary actions will occur.
Happy National School Librarian Week to all of our amazing library media specialists. Thank you for making all of the libraries such a welcoming space that engages, challenges, and inspires our scholars to learn and prepare for the ever-changing world!
We would like to recognize our paraprofessionals not only today, but everyday for their hard work and dedication. Paras, we appreciate you and your willingness to serve our students and staff.
The Blytheville High School Drama Department presents, Disney Moana Jr. Join us for this production beginning Thursday, April 6th. See flyer below for more details. You must have cash only.
Blytheville School District appreciates our Assistant Principals. Happy National Assistant Principal Week!
Update: All extracurricular activities and athletic practices are cancelled for today. Tenaris is also cancelled. Do remain safe.
Congratulations to Blytheville School District’s Division I, II, and III Structure teams for advancing in the Arkansas Odyssey of the Mind State competition today in Conway, AR. They will get to attend World Finals in Lansing, Michigan. #ChickasawPride
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Our district’s incredible teachers know their students’ unique needs better than anyone. Through DonorsChoose, they can use that knowledge to help fund projects that bolster their vision for high-quality instruction in the classroom. We’re grateful for this partnership and for the caring donors helping our school communities become stronger, so that our Blytheville students can thrive.
Blytheville High School has been awarded a $50,000 classroom makeover grant from NextEra Energy Resources through its charitable arm, NextEra Energy Foundation, to improve technology, equipment and resources as part of a continued commitment to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education. Blytheville High School will use the funds awarded to purchase new lab stations, textbooks, software and robotic supplies. These materials will help provide students with a more modern science education and better prepare them for science careers and trades beyond high school. Congratulations to Cametriss Spann, Blytheville High School Science Teacher for her hard work toward earning this grant for the BHS Science Department.
We want to thank the community for the outpouring of support that was shown to us during this basketball season. We couldn’t have had so much success without you!
