To celebrate Martin Luther King Junior Day, raised garden beds were rebuilt at Childers Knapp Elementary by volunteers from FoodCorps, Apple Seeds, and the University of Arkansas. The service day project was made possible by a grant from EngageAR. #THEChoice
Students from Central Junior High School celebrated a Martin Luther King Service Learning Day by visiting the Feed 479/ Northwest Arkansas Compassion Center to help stock and clean the food pantry. #THEChoice
Please be advised
Tramale “T.J.” Sanders, Jr., of Springdale High School was the student body representative at the January School Board meeting. #THEChoice
For students at Hellstern Middle School, memorizing new schedules, recalling locker combinations, and choosing a Primetime is how they are starting their morning on the first day back from break. #THEChoice
Welcome back! Students at Young Elementary are excited to be back in their building and ready to learn! #THEChoice
Teachers at Springdale High School prepare for the new school year with professional development sessions!
Teachers from Hunt Elementary and Smith Elementary are collaborating, sharing, and learning during their professional development! Students, we will see you tomorrow! #THEChoice
Teachers are starting the new year off with professional development sessions! Elmdale Elementary teachers joined Walker Elementary teachers to learn how to better serve our students. #THEChoice
Bayyari Elementary students had Christmas parties in each of their classrooms! Students had snacks, made Christmas decorations, and played festive games! #THEChoicec
Christmas party time! Students at Elmdale Elementary are enjoying Christmas festivities and snacks in their classrooms. #THEChoice
Every student at Jones Elementary School received a Christmas care package at the Angel Tree That Wasn't Event! Food was donated and distributed by Arvest Bank, Tyson Foods Transportation donated gloves, hats, and socks, and community members donated board games for each student to take home. #THEChoice
Representatives from Tyson Foods loaded up cars with food packages for families at Jones Elementary School before students left for the holiday break! Outstanding community partners, another reason why Springdale Public Schools are #THEChoice.
28 students at Southwest Junior High School celebrated as they were recognized for meeting the criteria to exit the ESL Program! #THEChoice
Festive fun is happening at Westwood Elementary! Kindergarten and 1st grade students decorated stockings, designed Christmas card, and even made snowflake ornaments! #THEChoice
Students proudly shared their Winter Projects with their families at Sonora Middle School. Math and science, music therapy, character Instagrams, and religions were some of the topics that students spent the entire semester researching and presenting. #THEChoice
Students and teachers at the Early Childhood Center were in for a treat today! Brian and Terri Kinder of Kindersongs put on a Christmas concert for everyone to enjoy! #THEChoice
The 2019 Caroling on the Creek took place over the course of two evenings. 30 choirs sang over 4 hours of Christmas carols. Over 5,000 students, families, and community members attended Caroling on the Creek this year! To capture it all, 30 media students made videos, took photos, and live streamed Caroling on the Creek! Springdale School District is thankful for the partnership with Downtown Springdale Alliance and the City of Springdale. Wonderful community partners and choral programs, reasons why Springdale Public Schools are #THEChoice
8th and 9th students in Ms. Torres’ Spanish program at Central Junior High School visited the Arkansas Children’s Northwest Hospital and donated toys and gifts for families! #THEChoice
The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas has awarded the Springdale Public School District a grant for $150,000 for playground renovation at Bayyari, Childers Knapp, Monitor, Sonora and Walker Elementary Schools. Representatives of the Blue & You Foundation and the Arkansas Department of Education were at Westwood Elementary for a ribbon cutting on playground equipment that has been installed and was funded by an initial grant of $150,000 for Westwood, Jones, Lee, Parson Hills and Elmdale Elementary Schools. These playgrounds are open to the public during non-school hours. The new equipment allowed the schools to replace old playground equipment that was no longer up to code. #THEChoice
