McGehee Public School District commits to partnering with the community to provide all learners educational opportunities that empower students to become workforce, college and career ready making them productive citizens in a global society.
Back to School 2019-2020 (August 13, 2019)
We will welcome students back on August 13, 2019 for the first day of the new school year - Below find information and dates specific to your child's school regarding open house, registration, orientation and school supply list. This information will continue to be updated throughout the summer as new information becomes available, please check back often. - Have a SAFE and HAPPY SUMMER, See you in the FALL!
JUNE
- JUNE 30 - NOTE: Our SCHOOLWAY MOBILE APP will be retired on JUNE 30. We are working on a NEW MOBILE APP which we will launch in JULY. Watch for more information regarding our NEW MOBILE APP here and on our Social media feeds - Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Please remember to remove the SCHOOLWAY MOBILE APP from your device(s) after JUNE 30.
JULY
AUGUST
- AUGUST 5-8 and AUGUST 12 - Teacher PD (5 Days) - Teachers and Staff
- AUGUST 13 - FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL (Students return)
ROBOTICS SUMMER BOOT CAMP 2019
Robotics Summer Boot Camp. With team building, teamwork challenges and learning the engineering design process! The creativity is off the charts!!! Visit us on Facebook
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Arkansas State Trooper, Mitch Grant, greets McGehee Elementary students in the morning car line. McGehee Elementary students love seeing Officer Grant on campus!
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The Arkansas and National Archery in the Schools Program is an in-school program aimed at improving educational performance among students in grades 4th - 12th. And through it students are learning focus, self-control, discipline, patience, and the life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and in life.
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In today’s’ technology-driven world, it’s important now more than ever to prepare students for the future. Teaching robotics to young students throughout their schooling can increase their ability to be creative and innovative thinkers and more productive members of society.
