The course for COURAGE continues!
Cross County School District will not be in session Monday, January 16th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
New month, new character focus!
Purchase your yearbook for the 2022-2023 school year! You can order online or at the school. We have order forms in both offices. Give us a call at 870-588-3337 if you have any questions.
If you have any questions or to sign up, please contact Mrs. Fisher at 870-588-3337 or brittney.fisher@nt.crosscountyschools.com.
There will be a Trap Team meeting Tuesday, January 17th at 6 PM in the Ag Building. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Poe at 870-588-3337.
🏀🏀 Hoopfest is next week! Here are the dress up days!
We all win when we show RESPECT!
Respect typically causes one to first think of words and actions, but it also means taking into consideration one’s environment. Amir took the time in the morning rush to wipe his muddy feet before entering a room. The smallest of gestures leads to the greatest of characters!
Congratulations friends!
Congratulations Ella and Louie on your Be Excellent Challenge win! Enjoy a Sonic snack on us.
The Division of Elementary and Secondary Education passed this along to us so we thought we'd share! They will be sharing insight and guidance for parents regarding new apps and navigating online safety with their children. Here is the link: smactalk.info/parent-webinars
Our friends are still looking for ways to treat others the way they want to be treated! Camden showed respect in cleaning up his work area and Lily showed respect in making eye contact with her teacher and participate in class. It’s daily practices that make all the difference!
It’s Santa!!! WE KNOW HIM!!!!
Congrats Madisen and Emma on being selected as CCHS’s “Be Excellent” award winners today! Enjoy your Sonic gift cards ladies!
Our animal of focus, this month and next, is the white tail deer! The deer can helps us remember our value, Respect, in many ways. Landon and Chase showed respect in their boundaries, materials, and words! Excellent job fellas!
Help us congratulate Caleb and Harley on being selected as CCHS’s “Be Excellent” winners today!
We’re ready to get into the Christmas spirit!!! School dress up days are starting the day we get back from Thanksgiving Break, November 28th!!!!
Mrs. Kara’s 8th grade Career Development class went back to Kindergarten! The high schoolers wrote and printed their OWN books on decision making and read them aloud to the students. Our Kindergarten loved the stories! Who knows what future authors we might see spring from this?!
The Thunderbirds Against Drugs (TAD) team attended the Project Prevent Conference recently and our very own Officer Owens attended! Great students make great schools! For more information on Project Prevent check out their site https://projectpreventar.org/what-we-do/annual-conference.html