For parents and children:-Children under 12 should trick-or-treat and cross streets with an adult.-Always walk on sidewalks or paths. If there are no sidewalks, walk facing traffic as far to the left as possible.-Cross the street at corners, using traffic signals and crosswalks. Parents should remind children to watch for cars that are turning or backing up.-Look... READ MORE >
Welcome to the Early Childhood Online Card Catalog! If you are new to the online card catalog, welcome to Beebe Early Childhood Building's Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC, for short). Here you are able to browse our online card catalog. This system allows you to search the library's holdings using a keyword, author, title, subject and other criteria using the... READ MORE >
September is Attendance Awareness Month! It is a national campaign to promote the value of regular school attendance. Parents might think that high school students are the ones that miss the most days of school. Research shows that among elementary school children, particularly kindergarteners, have the highest rates of absenteeism. When kids are absent for an... READ MORE >
Beebe Homecoming is scheduled for Friday, September 27th! The following information should be helpful when making plans for the special day. If your child is riding a float, (Pee Wee Football, Cheerleaders, Church, Business, etc.), you must send written permission for someone other that the guardian(s) to check them out of school. A photo ID will also be... READ MORE >
Next week our kindergarten and first graders will be taking the MAP Growth test. They will do this in the fall, winter and spring. Children learn better and faster when teachers have clear picture of what each student knows and is ready to learn next. The MAP (Measure of Academic Progress) is a computer- adaptive test. If your child answers a question correctly,... READ MORE >
DID YOU KNOW?• Starting in kindergarten, too many absences can cause children to fall behind in school.• Missing 10 percent (or about 18 days) can make it harder to learn to read.• Students can still fall behind if they miss just a day or two days every few weeks.• Being late to school may lead to poor attendance.• Absences can affect the whole classroom if the... READ MORE >
Student Teacher Academic Reflection Day During the school day, your child's teacher will reflect with the class the academic growth made during the month. Teacher may request supplies for the reflection day. (apples, cereal, popcorn, etc.) The Early Childhood Building will have four classroom party days during the 2018-2019 school year. Parents are welcome to... READ MORE >
We've made it to the end of another school year, and now it's time to CELEBRATE all the hard work our students have put into kindergarten and first grade. On Friday, May 17th from 8:30 - 2:00, our students will have a celebration day! We have rented bounce houses and slides from Space Walk of Cabot. Students will also enjoy games and a frozen... READ MORE >
Beebe School District is exploring the possibility of adding a School Based Health Center to our district, and we need your help! In order for us to better understand the needs within our district, we are asking for your help by completing this survey. The survey can be accessed through the direct link posted below as well as through the Quick Links section on the... READ MORE >
What are Watch D.O.G.S.? (Dads of Great Students) Watch D.O.G.S. uses the positive influence of fathers, stepfather, grandfathers or other positive male adults in our schools. They volunteer one or more days a year in our school.What do they do? It is a program that focuses on the prevention of violence in our schools by using positive role models. They... READ MORE >
Dear Parents/Guardians, Beebe Early Childhood students and staff would like to invite all grandparents to our campus for a celebration. On Wednesday, November 14th and Thursday, November 15th we will be having our annual Grandparent’s Day. This year the celebration will be split between two days. On November 14th, all students whose last... READ MORE >
Beebe Homecoming is scheduled for Friday, September 28th! The following information should be helpful when making plans for the special day. If your child is riding a float, (Pee Wee Football, Cheerleaders, Church, Business, etc.), you must send written permission for someone other that the guardian(s) to check them out of school. A photo ID will also be required.... READ MORE >
Watch D.O.G.S. uses the positive influence of fathers, stepfather, grandfathers or other positive male adults in our schools. They volunteer one or more days a year in our school.What do they do? It is a program that focuses on the prevention of violence in our schools by using positive role models. They also provide an unobtrusive security presence. They... READ MORE >
Dear Parent/Guardian, During the weeks of September 10 and September 17 your child will take a MAP® Growth™ test from NWEA® on a computer or tablet. We give students MAP Growth tests to determine their instructional level and to measure academic growth throughout the school year. It is very important to have your student to school during the times... READ MORE >
During the school day, your child's teacher will reflect with the class the academic growth made during the month. Teacher may request supplies for the reflection day. (apples, cereal, popcorn, etc.) The Early Childhood Building will have four classroom party days during the 2018-2019 school year. Parents are welcome to attend and help their child's teacher... READ MORE >
Beebe Public Schools is participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children (18 years and under) for FREE this summer and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service. Meals will be provided Monday through... READ MORE >
We've made it the end of another school year and now it's time to CELEBRATE all the hard work our students have put into kindergarten and first grade. On Friday, May 18th from 8:30-2:00, our students will have a celebration day! We have rented bounce houses and slides from Space Walk of Cabot. Students will also enjoy games and a frozen treat!Clothing-Send your... READ MORE >
Plunge Into Summer at Camp BeebeDo you need summer day care? We have summer care available here on campus at Camp Beebe! We have fun activities and field trips weekly. Each child will receive a t-shirt. We have weekly and full time slots available. We do not take drop-offs. Weekly ActivitiesField TripsSwimmingArts and CraftsP.E.Enrichment Activities Dates: May... READ MORE >
Dear Parents,The kindergarten music program is scheduled for Thursday, April 26. We will perform at 6:30 and 7:15. Your child's class will perform at the following time. 6:30Wooten, Harvey, Chesser, Koonce, Stigler, Cozad, Newton, and Mancuso7:15Simpson, Jeffery, Musto, Chapman, Wallace and BarrentineYour child can wear their Beebe Early Childhood t-shirt or their... READ MORE >
2018 Read Across America Week Seuss-a-bration February 26th through March 2nd Dress-up Days Help us celebrate “Read Across America Week” by allowing your child to participate each day in the following activities: Monday (2/26): Badgers in a Hat Day~ wear your badger tshirt and your favorite hat. Hats off to Reading!! Tuesday (2/27): Green... READ MORE >
We are selling suckers for Valentine's Day! Suckers cost $1.00 each and they will be delivered to your child on the day of class parties, February 14th. Send suckers to your child or your child can send suckers to friends, class mates or teachers. Be sure to share this with other friends and family members who might like to send a sucker(s) to a child in our... READ MORE >
This week, January 22-26, we are participating in The Great Kindness Challenge! The Great Kindness Challenge is a proactive and positive bullying prevention initiative that improves school climate and increases student engagement. The Great Kindness Challenge is one week devoted to performing as many acts of kindness as possible. We would like to show the world... READ MORE >
Next week, Beebe Early Childhood is participating in a coin drive to raise money for classroom libraries. The dates we will collect coins are Wednesday and Thursday, November 8th and 9th. Wednesday - Pennies and Nickels Thursday - Dimes and Quarters If you have loose coins hiding... READ MORE >
Artsonia is a safe, effective online art gallery for students in grades K-12. Be on the lookout for your students's Artsonia slips! First grade receives art slips once a month with directions for accessing your student's account. Approve your child's account by entering your email address and gain access and control over their personal art portfolio until they... READ MORE >
Dear Early Childhood Families, Beebe Early Childhood is preparing an exuberant celebration of community, wellness, and support for the Beebe Police Department. On Friday, November 17, 2017, Beebe Early Childhood students will participate in our fall fundraiser: “Back the Blue” BEC Walk-A-Thon. The proceeds will go towards purchasing items to provide... READ MORE >
Red Ribbon Week is a national awareness campaign which celebrates the importance of being drug free. Beebe School District will join with the nation in the campaign to promote healthy life choices during the week of October 9th-13th. During this week, we will have many opportunities to show our school pride by participating in "drug free" activities. Please take... READ MORE >
Beebe Homecoming is scheduled for Friday, October 13th. The following information should be helpful when making plans for the special day. *To show our school spirit and support for the Beebe Badgers, Friday. October 13th will be Red and White Day! ... READ MORE >
Beebe Public Schools Football Stadium Rules The following rules have been developed to ensure the safety of students and visitors who attend Beebe Badger Football games. The Beebe Public School administration and staff request your cooperation in following these rules. These rules are intended to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for those who attend... READ MORE >
Beebe Early Childhood will host our Parent/Teacher Conferences on Thursday, October 19th from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. During this time report cards will be available for parents to pick up and teachers will be present to discuss your child's progress. Each conference is scheduled for a specific time. Please choose a time on the sheet that was sent home and return it... READ MORE >
Student Teacher Academic Reflection Day During the school day, your child's teacher will reflect with the class the academic growth made during the month. Teacher may request supplies for the reflection day. (apples, cereal, popcorn, etc.) Parental help and/or participation will not be needed on STAR Days. The Early Childhood Building will have five classroom... READ MORE >
Recess time is usually most of the students favorite time of the day, but for some, it can be kind of lonely or overwhelming. Some of our teachers and administrators got together and came up with the Badger Buddy Bench. The Badger Buddy Bench is a special designated seating area where students who feel lonely, bored, upset, shy or sad can easily seek friends or... READ MORE >
Badger Food Pantry Badger Food Pantry The Badger Food Pantry Distributes food to families of students in our district. Each month the pantry is open from 8:30 to 1:30 on the days listed below. - September 20 - October 18 - November 15 - December 20 - January 18 - February 21 - March 14 - April 18 - May 16 - June 20 – July 18 As a service project our school is... READ MORE >
The Beebe Early Childhood Building values instructional time, and therefore, we ask visitors to adhere to the following procedures. Messages, classroom supplies, etc., will be left in the school office and will be delivered during the school day. (The principal or designee will make final decision for allowing a visitor into the building.) Emergencies and... READ MORE >
We've made it to the end of another school year, and now it time to CELEBRATE all of the hard work our students have put into kindergarten and first grade. On, Friday, May 19th, from 8:30-2:00, our students will have a celebration day! We have rented bounce houses and slides from Spacewalk of Cabot. Students will also enjoy games, sidewalk chalk and a frozen... READ MORE >
The kindergarten music program is scheduled for Thursday, April 27th in the Beebe Schools Auditorium on the main campus. We will perform at 6:30 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. Your child's class will perform at the following time: 6:30 p.m. - Jeffery, Liles, Chapman, Hawkins, Stigler, Stinnett and Mancuso 7:15 p.m - Wallace, Barrentine, Wooten, Harvey, Simpson and... READ MORE >
When a test is being given, you can help by making sure your student:-Gets plenty of sleep the night before the test;-Has breakfast on the morning of the test;-Gets to school on time the day of the test;-Does not have any out-of-school appointments on the day of a test;-Knows that you think he/she will well on the tests;-Knows you understand that the test is... READ MORE >
The Iowa test are paper-based norm-referenced test which measure the performance of individual Arkansas students against a national group. It is a state law that requires the state of Arkansas to test public school students.These test will identify students who may need additional instruction in language arts, math and science. What is the purpose of the... READ MORE >
We are pleased to welcome all kindergarten students for the 2017-2018 school year to the Beebe Early Childhood cafeteria on Thursday, April 20, 2017 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Doors will open at 5:45 p.m. We will begin the night with a short informational meeting. This will be an engaging night for all upcoming kindergarten students and their families. Please plan... READ MORE >
Beebe Early Childhood will host our Parent/Teacher Conferences on Tuesday, March 14th from 3:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. During this time report card will be available for parents to pick up, and teachers will be presents to discuss your child's progress.Each conference is scheduled for a specific time. Please choose a time on the sheet that was sent home and return it to... READ MORE >
To ensure the safety of all students, we need for each family to follow our policy regarding transportation changes. Beebe Public Schools, Grade K-6 Handbook, Page 27 and 58Parents are asked to let their child know after-school plans before school. The school should be notified with a note if there is a change in transportation. We do not accept transportation... READ MORE >
On Thursday, February 16, 2017, something special is happening at Beebe Early Childhood. Something that has the potential to make a real difference in a child's life. That something is World Read Aloud Day.What is World Read Aloud Day?World Read Aloud Day (WRAD), sponsored by LitWorld, is a day that is dedicated to reading and sharing stories with children. It is... READ MORE >
This week, January 23-27, we are participating in The Great Kindness Challenge! The Great Kindness Challenge is a proactive and positive bullying prevention initiative that improves school climate and increases student engagement. The Great Kindness Challenge is one week devoted to performing as many acts of kindness as possible. We would like to show the world... READ MORE >
Hello students and families! My name is Nikko, and I am the school therapy dog at Beebe Early Childhood. Mrs. Jones adopted me from CARE for animals in August. Ever since then we have been best buddies! Before Mrs. Jones adopted me, I was rescued by the CARE family and enrolled in the Paws in Prison Program. There I worked very diligently on my obedience training.... READ MORE >
TumblePremium is your answer to building reading, math and multiple literacy skills. TumblePremium is the amalgamation of 3 collections (TumbleBookLibrary; TumbleBookCloud Jr; TumbleMath) into one easy access point. One super collection, one login.Our TumblePremium collection has over 1000 titles and is perfect for public libraries and elementary schools, with... READ MORE >
The Arkansas Diamond Primary Book Award was established by the Arkansas Elementary School Council in 1998 to encourage reading for students in Grades K-3. The name of the award was chosen because Arkansas is the only diamond producing state. The Arkansas Diamond Award is selected by an annual vote. Children in Grades K-3 must have read at least three of the titles... READ MORE >
We will be featuring fun education websites that your child or children can access at home for free. The first one is ABCya. ABCya is a free educational computer games and mobile apps for kids. The innovation of a grade school teacher, ABCya is an award-winning destination for elementary students that offers hundreds of fun, engaging learning activities.Millions... READ MORE >
The Scholastic Book will be November 11th-18th at BEC. Our Scholastic Book Fair is a reading event that provides the books kids want to read. It's a wonderful selection of engaging and affordable books for every reading level. Reading for pleasure inside and outside of school has real and long-lasting benefits. It unlocks the power of information and... READ MORE >
Badger Food Pantry The Badger Food Pantry Distributes food to families of students in our district. Each month the pantry is open from 8:30 to 1:30 on the days listed below. - September 20 - October 18 - November 15 - December 20 - January 18 - February 21 - March 14 - April 18 - May 16 - June 20 – July 18 As a service project our school is going to collect... READ MORE >
The Goff Public Library is a branch of the White County Regional Library System which has other branches in Searcy, Rose Bud, Pangburn, Bald Knob, Judsonia and Bradford. Because we are a branch of a regional system, our customers have access to all of the branches with their library cards issued at the Goff Library.Some of the services we offer to our community... READ MORE >
During the school day, your child's teacher will reflect with the class the academic growth made during the month. Teacher may request supplies for the reflection day. (apples, cereal, popcorn, etc.) Parental help and/or participation will not be needed on STAR Days. We will have two classroom party days. Parents are welcome to attend those days. Procedures,... READ MORE >
We are having our annual Family Night on Thursday, September 29, 2016 from 5:30 to 7:30. This is an informational night for parents and students. The night will begin with a light dinner. Then all school age children w ill leave the cafeteria about 6:00 p.m. and head to the library for a movie. While the students are enjoying a movie, the school academic... READ MORE >
The following rules have been developed to ensure the safety of students and visitors who attend Beebe Badger Football games. The Beebe Public School administration and staff request your cooperation in following these rules. These rules are intended to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for those who attend ballgames to support the Beebe Badgers. Smoking or... READ MORE >
The Beebe Early Childhood Building values instructional time, and therefore, we ask visitors to adhere to the following procedures. Messages, classroom supplies, etc., will be left in the school office and will be delivered during the school day. (The principal or designee will make final decision for allowing a visitor into the building.) Emergencies and... READ MORE >
Members of the First United Methodist Church recently took funds they had raised during Vacation Bible School and donated 3 checks of $300 each to Beebe Middle School, Beebe Elementary and Beebe Early Childhood. The checks were delivered to the counselors at the schools. Ms. Amber Jones accepted the donation for BEC. Thank-you, First United Methodist Church for you... READ MORE >
Wednesday, April 27th was "Pay It Forward Day". Ms. Hart's first graders here at Early Childhood appreciate that many of our teachers have been part of their education. To pay it forward they invited our teachers and staff to come by their classroom Wednesday morning. They served everyone a cup of coffee, orange juice, tea, or water, along with a cinnamon roll,... READ MORE >
Ms. Mitchell's class is having fun learning about extreme weather for their Non-fiction writing. Each group had a topic: tornadoes, thunderstorms, blizzards, lightning, etc.They conducted research using information from Pebble Go, non-fiction text and outside resourses they brought from home. READ MORE >
After a hard week of testing, Ms. Zeigler's class is studying about dinosaurs. The students researched through books and the website Pebble Go. The students made dinosaurs from clay and habitat boxes. They also had lots of fun learning! READ MORE >
Dr. Seuss was born Theodor Geisel in Springfield, Massachusetts on March 2, 1904. After attending Dartmouth College and Oxford University, he began a career in advertising. His advertising cartoons, featuring Quick, Henry, the Flit!, appeared in several leading American magazines.Dr. Seuss's first children's book, And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street, hit... READ MORE >
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream was that everyone would be treated equally no matter what color their skin was. No matter what we look like on the outside, we are all the same on the inside. Thank-you to Vikki King for the beautiful eggs! READ MORE >
Ms. Treadway and Ms. Jones did a bus safety lesson with some Kindergarten and First Grade Students. They talked about how to be respectful, responsible and safe on the bus. Being respectful was about talking in a quiet voice and keeping your hands to yourself, when you are riding the bus. Being responsible was about keeping the bus clean. Last but not least, they... READ MORE >
A message from the Nurse:We have had quite a few cases of pink eye (Conjunctivitis) in the past two weeks. Please do not send your child to school with the following symptoms.Signs and Symptoms:Conjunctivitis is the inflammation of the mucous membrane that lines the eyelid.There are three types of conjunctivitis: acute bacterial, viral or hemorrhagic. Symptoms are... READ MORE >
The Beebe Early Childhood and Beebe Elementary School are partnering together to enter a contest to have renowned author, Jan Brett visit our school. The school or library that has the most parents, teachers friend or supporters who enter the contest will win a free school or library visit from Jan in the 2016-2017 school year. Contest ends April 4, 2016. We are... READ MORE >
Recess time is usually most of the students favorite time of the day, but for some, it can be kind of lonely or overwhelming. Some of our teachers and administrators got together and came up with the Badger Buddy Bench. The Badger Buddy Bench is a special designated seating area where students who feel lonely, bored, upset, shy or sad can easily seek friends or... READ MORE >
Ms. Hart's class has decided to celebrate Christmas a little differently this year. Instead of exchanging gifts with each other in the classroom this year, they are giving to others. Each student will bring a stuffed animal to give to children in foster care. They also wanted to give them warm blankets and pajamas, so they did extra chores to earn money to help buy... READ MORE >
The First Graders have been busy in Art Class this month! Ms. Davis has done a wonderful job teaching about complementary colors and highlights when creating art. The student's artwork is on display now on Artsonia. If you would like to view your child's art go to http://www.artsonia.com/museum/gallery.asp?school=15140&grade=1&sdt=7/1/2015&edt=7/1/2016.... READ MORE >
The First Graders did an awesome job at the Music Program Thursday night. The students looked great and sang beautifully. Thank-you Ms. Wisdom for a wonderful program! READ MORE >
Thank-you to all of our Grandparents who came to help us celebrate Grandparents' Day 2015! We had a great morning and enjoyed your visit with your Grandchildren. READ MORE >
Ms. Richey had a classroom door decorating contest in-conjunction with the Scholastic Book Fair. Ms. Liles' class won in Kindergarten and Ms. Zeigler's class won in First Grade. Congratulations to these classes! They will have new books to read! READ MORE >
We are having a great Friday at the EC! We had some awesome STAR Students in Kindergarten and 1st Grade. READ MORE >
The Early Childhood had some great STAR students today. These students were great examples of making good choices all week. We are proud of our STAR Students! READ MORE >
Our Scholastic Book Fair is a reading event that brings the books kids want to read right into our school. It's a wonderful selection of engaging and affordable bools for every reading level. Please make plans to visit our Book Fair and be involved in shaping your child's reading habits.Book Fair Dates: November 17-23Shopping Hours: 7:30 am-3:30... READ MORE >
Ozark Water Project November 6 - November 24, 2015 We are collecting used or new shoes to send to Haiti and Kenya as part of our month of compassion. Please tie the shoes in plastic sacks to ensure that the pairs stay together. We accept all kinds and sizes of shoes in wearable condition. The class that brings the most shoes will win a pizza party!Thanks for... READ MORE >
What are Watch D.O.G.S.? (Dads of Great Students) Watch D.O.G.S. uses the positive influence of fathers, stepfather, grandfathers or other positive male adults in our schools. They volunteer one or more days a year in our school.What do they do? It is a program that focuses on the prevention of violence in our schools by using positive role models. They... READ MORE >
During the school day, your child's teacher will reflect with the class the academic growth made during the month. Teacher may request supplies for the reflection day. (apples, cereal, popcorn, etc.) Parental help and/or participation will not be needed on STAR Days.We will have two classroom party days. Parents are welcome to attend those days. Procedures,... READ MORE >
Ms. Simpson and Ms. Stigler's class had so much fun at the Pumpkin Patch! We all got to take home a pumpkin. READ MORE >