She not only shares books with us, she shares her love of reading and learning! Thank you for all you do, Emily Hausman!! You are the best!!
Thank you to our paraprofessionals for going above and beyond for our students and school every day. #Pocahontas_is_ grateful for all they do for us! You are the best Mary Lederer, Gail Collier, Caitlyn Tweedy, Molly Dillion, Sarah Murphy, and Tabitha Corder!!
Pocahontas Junior High Gym Saturday, April 13 10:00-2:00.
Parents and Students are invited on Sunday, April 14 2:00-4:00. Bidding is open to everyone and buttons will be sold Sunday and Monday by the art club. Buttons are $3 and $4. Proceeds from the auction will go to the Art Scholarship Fund to benefit students majoring in art.
There will be PJHS track practice today, 3/25/24. If it rains it will be in the complex.
PJHS track members will be released at 1:00PM tomorrow, 3/26/24.
Check out the Redskin Roundup for this week's announcements. There are important dates listed there. Please mark your calendars. Have a great week!
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NEA Educational Cooperative Project Fair - Congratulations to our students who participated in the NEA Project Fair! 1st Place Overall Creativity - Bella Cripe
The following students were selected to attend the spring Arkansas Migrant Education Student Leadership Academy (AMESLA)! Congratulations!
PJHS
Angelina Koniske
Crystal Morris
Keyolina Peter
Keyolinn Peter
Laina Ranis
PHS
Angel Capelle
Bernise Enoch
Cassieh Latdrik
PJHS track has been cancelled for today, 03/07/24.
Today’s high school baseball game has been cancelled and rescheduled to 3/15 at 4:30. Game against Sloan-Hendrix that day will be made up at a future date.
The PHS Softball game has been cancelled for today, 03/07/24
No PJHS track practice today, 3/01/24.
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PJHS will have track practice after school today ~ 2.23.24
Atlas Writing for PJHS will be as follows:
March 4th ~7th grade
March 5th~8th grade
March 6th ~9th grade
Our students were recently invited by Mrs. Pat Johnson to help kick off Black History Month at the Adams Event Center downtown! The Cultural Appreciation Group had the honor of presenting their video tribute to MLK. It was a great learning experience for our students.
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Reminder:
The Randolph County Spelling Bee is scheduled for tomorrow, 2/15/24. It will be held at the Pocahontas MD School. There will be refreshements at 8:30AM and the spelling bee will began at 9:00AM. Each contestant may invite 2 family members.
Pocahontas JR. High will be accepting deliveries on Valentines Day starting at 8:00A.M. until 10:30A.M. NO BALLOONS. Thank you!
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School will be closed Monday in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Please enjoy this video created by the PJHS Cultural Application Group to celebrate his birthday. https://youtu.be/AD8iI-ffrVQ?feature=shared
The First United Methodist Church sponsored this 9 week’s Book Bash Celebration. Eighth-grade students who recorded a book talk could enjoy Frito pies and participate in a Gingerbread House decorating contest. We encourage all 8th graders to enjoy a book of their choice and share their book on video. We will have two more Book Bash Celebrations this year!
Student Council sponsored the annual Backpack Food Drive in December. The food collected is used to help fill weekend backpacks for students in the Pocahontas School District. Thanks to all the participation from students and staff, this year over 8,000 items were collected. Mrs. Massey’s class was the winner for collecting the most items with over 3,700 items collected! Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Whitener’s classes also put in strong effort this year and helped tremendously in supporting a great cause.
