Mark your calendar for conferences in October!
12 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Parent teacher conferences for PGJH are scheduled for Wednesday, October 14th from 3:30-6:30 pm in the cafeteria.
It's National Custodian Appreciation Day! We sure appreciate all that our custodial team does to keep our corner of campus safe and looking fresh. Thank you so much for your hard work Camille and Steve. You are superheroes!
about 24 hours ago, Marrianne Tullis
Camille and Steve are dressed as superheroes for Custodian Appreciation Day.
Prairie Grove School District is partnering with community organizations to help students with holiday gifts and essentials. Families needing support should apply by October 16.

Assistance is limited to Prairie Grove School District students, and availability is limited. All applications will be reviewed, and families will receive an email with their selection status. Use the link below or scan the QR code to apply now:

https://forms.gle/t2mzhXs4tWwyJSh18
3 days ago, PGSD
Holiday Assistance

Homecoming Day Early Checkouts:

  • Parents/Guardian must be present to check a student out.

  • No call in checkouts can be made.

  • All checkouts must be before 11:30pm and any student who is checked out will not be able to return to school for the remainder of the day.

  • Any student checked out will not be allowed on their phone during the pep rally.


    Please complete this form by noon on Oct.8th to request early checkout for your student on Homecoming Day ONLY IF they are being dismissed with anyone other than their guardian. A parent/guardian must submit this form for the student to be released. Students without an approved form will not be allowed to leave early.

  • https://forms.gle/t2LDME24B7RA78SH6

3 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Early checkout rules for HOCO on Friday Oct 9th
Get ready to celebrate "Little Hoco on the Prairie" next week! Dress up for spirit week!
5 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
"Little Hoco on the Prairie" spirit days: Monday wear pajamas, Tuesday wear all gold, Wednesday farm animals, Thursday wear your house colors, Friday is black & Gold

Congratulations to our Hattie Bohm! Hattie was recognized for her performance on the reading section of the ACT by the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts Talent Identification Program. Her hard work resulted in a score at or above the college readiness benchmark. Way to shine, Hattie!

11 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Hattie holds her recognition award for her high ACT Reading score

For students who still need school-required vaccinations before the October 1 deadline, PG Community Clinic will be offering two chances to get them; September 23 or September 28.

Click here to sign up!

12 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Last chance vaccination clinic will be held September 23rd and 28th
Student in Ag classes are learning about wildlife in Arkansas and the United States. They studied wildlife tracks & scat by making them from soap and clay, using molds from Arkansas Fish and Game.
12 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Students melt soap at a table with animal track molds
Students melt soap before filling molds
Students get ready to fill animal track molds with soap
Students melt materials for soap molds
Students melt materials for soap molds
Students study animal tracks at a table
It's not too late to sign up!
12 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Sign up for baseball academy or baseball camp by scanning the QR code.
Happy IT Professionals Day Hunter!
18 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Graphic celebrating IT Professionals Day at Prairie Grove Junior High. The black-and-gold design features a tiger mascot, technology icons, and a photo of Hunter Pierce. Large text reads “IT Professionals Day” and “Thank you, Hunter Pierce!” The message thanks Hunter for his hard work, problem-solving skills, and dedication to keeping the school’s technology running and the school connected.

Congratulations to these PGJH young authors who held a book signing at our public library this weekend. We are so proud of you! Want to read their short stories? Copies are available to browse in our junior high library.

19 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Three young authors pose with their published collection of short stories
Baseball camp will be postponed due to extreme heat.
19 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Baseball camp is postponed due to extreme heat
Mrs. Gonzalez's class is spreading joy while learning. Check out the students working for "Splash of Joy", their very own coffee and specialty soda business that delivers across our junior high campus every Friday.
22 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
Classmates deliver a Joyful Soda
A student preps at the coffee cart
Two students punch a loyalty card
Students pose by the coffee cart, Splash of Joy
Student smiles. He wears an apron and hat with the Splash of Joy logo
A student preps a drink for the coffee cart
A student adds sweetener to a coffee order
Ms. Terry’s art class studied value, which is the lightness or darkness of a color. They explored various materials including chalk pastels to create some amazing 3-D looking art!
24 days ago, Marrianne Tullis
A student holds up his value study, completed in reds and pinks
A close up of a sphere value study using a neutral colors and brown paper
A close up of a small value study in neutral colors on brown paper
Two students are working on their value studies in art class at a table with pastel
An art student shows his work, a value study, done in yellow and green
An art student showcases her value study done in purple and yellow
A student smiles and holds up her value-study art work done in reds and blues
Mrs. Ashley's students are identifying primary and secondary sources while playing Slapjack. Each group gets thirty source cards to categorize while playing. Using a card game to reinforce understanding makes everyone a winner!
about 1 month ago, Marrianne Tullis
Four students are seated at a table. One draws a card for a game of slapjack
Three students play slapjack as they correctly identify primary and secondary sources
Four students sit at a table playing slap jack as they identify primary and secondary sources.
Students sit four to a table and play slapjack as they identify primary and secondary sources
Ms. Terry’s art class is creating word art for their sketchbook covers. This project introduces classroom procedures for paint, and asks students to share which personal qualities they want to be known for at school.
about 1 month ago, Marrianne Tullis
A student shows off her art work in an art classroom
A student in an art class shows his artwork
A student smiles while he shows his art work
A student holds his word art for a photo in the art classroom.

Let's give a shout-out to Melody and Gracey. They were recognized at the Naturals game for completing the reading challenge. Congratulations for hitting it out of the park with reading!

about 1 month ago, Marrianne Tullis
Two students seated at the Naturals game hold up gift cards
Two students in front of the Hall of Fame wall.
Two students hold "Read for Tickets" signs at the Naturals game.
Two students on smile while on the baseball field
Students are headed into the Naturals baseball game and hold up their tickets.
Mrs. Aboytes' 7th grade ELA students had a book tasting in the library today. Smooth jazz, dressed tables and fizzy drinks set the scene for a delicious day of book browsing. Cheers to a great semester of reading!
about 1 month ago, Marrianne Tullis
Students are seated in the library at tables while they read and complete a book tasting form.
Mrs. Aboytes hands out water to students during a book tasting in the library.
Students in the library browse books at tables.
Students in the library browse books at tables.
Students browse books at eight library tables.
Students in the library are browsing books at tables with tablecloths, flowers and book tasting forms.
Students smile for the camera during a book tasting break in the library.
Students complete response forms during a book tasting.

Still need to complete your Free & Reduced Lunch form? Complete it here:
https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/PickDistrict

about 1 month ago, Marrianne Tullis
Graphic with a black and yellow design that reads, ‘If you haven’t yet, please complete your free and reduced lunch form.’ It encourages families to complete the form online and provides the website myschoolapps.com/Home/PickDistrict. A lunch bag and apple illustration appear alongside the message
Prairie Grove Baseball Academy is coming!
about 1 month ago, Marrianne Tullis
Black and gold flyer announces baseball academy for future baseball players in Prairie Grove. The academy is for students in 7th and 8th grade and costs $50.