
Due to continued icing and many downed trees and low-hanging branches on most county roads making for unsafe travel conditions for buses, Cross County School District will be closed Friday, February 25, 2022. CCSD will utilize work from AMI Day 5. Teachers will remain available for assistance and questions as needed during the day. Thank you for your continued support and stay safe if you have to get out on the roadways.


With the arrival of severe winter weather in our entire region, Cross County School District will be closed Thursday, February 24, 2022 and will transition to AMI Day 4 work. Teachers will be available to answer any questions about student work via school email, Remind, etc. Please continue to monitor social media for updates. Stay safe and warm.


Due to the forecasted start of winter weather, Cross County Schools will dismiss at 12:30 p.m. today, February 23, 2022. Per normal procedures, elementary students will not be dropped off at home alone. The bus driver will bring them back to the school until an adult is able to pick them up. Devices for students grades 3-12 will be sent home. All after school events for today are canceled. Information regarding school tomorrow will be announced later.


Cross County School District personnel has driven bus routes this afternoon to check for impassable roads due to the heavy rain. At this time, all roads observed are passable. Bus drivers will not drive across flooded roads if there are any on the afternoon routes. If drivers get to an impassable road, parents will be notified.

Million Dollar Road (CR 231) has developed a water leak under the road causing damage to repair. Million Dollar Road will be closed tomorrow, 2/16/22. It is unknown when the road will reopen at this time. Please use an alternate route when coming to school tomorrow as repairs are made.

Kindergarten and Pre-K Registration will be here soon!


We added the following bus route changes for the afternoon of 2-7-22
Mrs. Sue will drop off today at the south end of CR 365 and 368 at 3:50. She will also pick up Tuesday morning at this location at 7:15.

2-7-22 Afternoon Bus Information
Ms. Elaine will drop off at Old Bay Village Store at 4:05
Mr. Hooper will drop off at Pleasant Hill Church at 4:05
Morning Routes for 2-8-22 will be the same times as Monday morning.

If you are planning on sending an arrangement to your student for Valentine's Day, please remember that balloons will not be allowed on the bus due to the risk of the balloon interfering with the driver safely driving the bus.

Cross County Schools will be in session Monday, February 7, 2022. Please use caution on the roadways in the morning. Each building will be lenient to adjust for possible late student arrival times. Please see the attached note for adjusted bus routes for tomorrow. We are excited to see everyone back after the winter weather and are ready to start a great week at CCSD.


Please see the statement regarding the change in quarantine and mask guidelines for CCSD:


Cross County School District will remain closed to on-campus learning and will utilize AMI Day 3 tomorrow, Friday, February 4, 2022. Basketball games scheduled for tonight have been postponed and a decision about tomorrow’s games will be made tomorrow. Teachers will remain available for questions about student work. Follow social media for any updates. Stay safe and warm! #tbirdlife

With the continued threat of severe winter weather in our entire region, Cross County School District has made the decision to transition to AMI Day 2 for Thursday, February 3, 2022. No decision about Friday, February 4th has been made at this time, however, students will receive the opportunity to request breakfast and lunch meals for both Thursday and Friday in case roads remain dangerous on Friday. Those meals will be sent home with students today. While we hoped students would be able to attend school in person on Thursday, the impending weather forecast makes it infeasible. Our hope is that parents receive this information in enough time to plan for students to be working from home on Thursday and have the opportunity to receive meals to supplement students at home. As always, teachers will be available to answer any questions about student work. Please continue to monitor social media for more information concerning Friday, February 4th.


Congratulations to our Cross County Elementary School Spelling Bee winner Alyssa Patterson and runner up Howton Boyles!


January is School Board Member Recognition Month in Arkansas
Governor Asa Hutchinson signed a proclamation in November making January School Board Member Recognition Month in Arkansas. “School board members contribute countless hours to fulfilling their roles and responsibilities in setting the mission for their district,” according to the Proclamation.
School board members play an essential role in our community. Cross County School District is joining with other districts in Arkansas in celebration of our board by thanking them for the time, talents, and knowledge they bring to our district and for their commitment to the families and children of our community.
Elected school board members give our citizens a voice in education decision making. While they are recognized for their work in January, it is truly a year-round effort.
The members serving our district are as follows: Joan Ball - President, Shane Bell - Vice President. Craig Walker - Secretary, Ashley Armstrong, Derek Wood, Dewayne Cameron and Wade Halk.



Hoopfest is February 4th! CCHS is selling Hoopfest 2022 shirts. Forms will be in both offices. If you have any questions or need us to send you a form, give us a call at 870-588-3337. Order forms with payment will be due Wednesday, January 19th.



There will be a Cross County Trap team meeting Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at 6:00 PM in the Ag Building.
- Team dues are ($40)
- Students will be registering for AYSSP competitions ($0)
- Students will be registering for the ATA membership ($25)
- T-shirt forms will also be handed out at this meeting
STUDENTS MUST HAVE A VALID HUNTERS EDUCATION CARD TO BE A MEMBER
We look forward to seeing everyone who is interested
-Coach Poe / Coach Lester


Immediate Release: January 10, 2022


Due to several roads along our bus routes with ice patches and the possibility of black ice on paved roads in the morning, Cross County Schools will be closed tomorrow, January 7, 2022. Students will complete work for AMI day 1. Elementary students will access the work on their devices sent home and high school students will access work in Echo. Teachers will be available to assist if needed during the day through email or Remind.

In an effort to alleviate traffic congestion around the school and other roadways, Cross County Schools will dismiss car riders and student drivers at 1:30PM and bus riders at 2:15PM. Per normal procedures, elementary students will not be dropped off at home alone. The bus driver will bring them back to the school until an adult is able to pick them up. Devices for students 3-12 will be sent home. All after school events for today are canceled. Information regarding school tomorrow will be announced later.