K-12 Parent Teacher Conferences Thursday, March 15th, 3:00-8:00pm.
Kindergarten registration packets are available in the Early Childhood office, Monday-Friday from 7:30-4:00.
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Here is a list of events in Beebe Schools during the month of March: https://goo.gl/QmgfqK
Beebe School District
Kindergarten Registration
The Early Childhood Lobby will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for Kindergarten
Registration on Thursday, March 8, 2018. Students who are starting kindergarten for the 2018 -2019 school year must be five on or before August 1 st , 2018.
When parents come to register incoming kindergartners, they will need five pieces
of documentation for the student: social security card, birth certificate, proof of residency, current shot records, and a current physical.
Please plan to attend Kindergarten Registration in the lobby without children (if possible). March 8, 2018 is a day for completing registration paperwork. We will have a Family Night for upcoming kindergartners in April. This will be a time to do hands on learning activities as a family, as well as get to know our school and staff. We look forward to seeing you all.
Due to widespread illness, tomorrow will be an AMI day for students and teachers. Students can access classwork online or in the packet that was sent home. Classwork will be due when classes resume on Tuesday. School will also be dismissed on Monday, as previously scheduled. Hopefully the four day break will help slow the spread of illness.
Beebe Badger Booster Club
Alumni Basketball Game
6 PM February 17, 2018
Badger Sports Arena
Admission $3
Happy National School Counseling Week to all of our wonderful counselors at Beebe Schools! Thank you for your dedication to our students.
Click here to see what's going on in Beebe Schools during the month of February! http://bit.ly/2rWfFHP
Congratulations to Tate Rector for being selected the Arkansas Project Lead the Way Teacher of the Year!
"This is so deserved, for Tate has worked so hard to inspire and lead his students in his Gateway Engineering classes, has taken them all over the country, and recruited and mentored others about his program.
I am so very proud of Tate and the work he has done to benefit our students through Project Lead the Way! He was a perfect choice!"
--Carla Choate, Counselor, Beebe High School
Mr. Jason Smith is a newly elected board member serving his first term on the Beebe School Board. Mr. Smith has a very strong background in insurance, finance, and business. He is a great connector of people. His network of contacts reaches from coast to coast and gives him a great advantage when dealing with a variety of issues. He as well as his wife, daughter and son are lifelong residents of the Beebe School District. Mr. Smith understands the changing landscape of business, education, and the workplace due to rapidly advancing technology. He provides solid leadership to help guide our district to continue to excel. Mr. Smith is passionate about making sure every student at Beebe Schools has the best possible education and social preparation to take their next step in life.
The Wellness Committee meeting for Friday, Feb. 2nd has been moved to Friday, Feb. 9th. We will still meet in the PD building at 2:00. This meeting is open to the public.
Join us for Beebe Basketball Homecoming on Feb. 2nd at 5:30 pm! Game will begin after the Homecoming ceremonies.
Mr. Clay Goff is serving in his fifth year as a Beebe School Board member. Mr. Goff’s financial expertise and real estate expertise are beneficial to the operation of the Beebe School Board, but “people skills” is his specialty. He is able to successfully communicate with people from all walks of life and is a great role model. He brings his special talents to enhance serving on the board, which benefit the District. As a Beebe School District graduate, with children who attend the District, he has a total understanding and is keenly aware of the District’s future needs. Mr. Goff is a team player who desires the best education possible for all students attending the Beebe School District.
Dr. Kathy Pillow-Price, Secretary of the Beebe School Board, is serving her second year on the board. Dr. Pillow-Price is a former educator, both in public education and post-secondary education, and has fulfilled duties as an instructor and an administrator. Acting as a strong advocate for children, she is currently employed as the Executive Director of the Arkansas Home Visiting Network, stationed at Children’s Hospital. Dr. Pillow-Price is married to Garrick Price, a former Beebe High School graduate, and together, they share three children: Kaitlin Pitts, Jake Pitts and Kara Price. Kara the youngest, attends Beebe Junior High. Dr. Pillow-Price is an expert in the field of education and serves on various state committees and commissions. She is currently serving her second term on the Arkansas Early Childhood Commission. She was elected to chair the commission for the upcoming year in October.
Ms. Janet Hines, Vice President of the Beebe School Board, is serving her second round as a school board member, with a total of eleven years. She was on the Beebe School when the Beebe/ McRae annexation took place. Ms. Hines is a very compassionate individual who is concerned with the whole child. The Badger Food Pantry developed from an idea Ms. Hines presented to the board. She is a lifelong Beebe area resident who graduated from the Beebe School District. Ms. Hines’ older children progressed through the district several years ago, and now, her three youngest children are attending Beebe. Ms. Hines is a caring individual who looks for ways to promote and plan for the District’s future growth. Her common sense and business background definitely provide good direction and stability for the future.
Due to bad weather and unsafe road conditions, Beebe Schools will be closed Tuesday, January 16th.
Beebe Schools will be closed Monday, January 15th in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day.
Beebe Public Schools is excited to announce we have been approved for Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI Days) for the 2017-2018 school year. Act 862 allows school districts and open-enrollment public charter schools to develop a plan for alternative methods of instruction to be used on days when the district must be closed due to exceptional or emergency circumstances. Beebe Public Schools submitted the application for up to five (5) days and it was approved by the Arkansas Department of Education for the 2017-2018 school year. Click the following link for Frequently Asked Questions about AMI days and look for additional information to come home from your child's school. http://bit.ly/2FiWBX2
For questions about AMI days please contact your child's school.
Here's what's going on in Beebe Schools during the month of January. http://bit.ly/2EpeFxe