McGehee Public Schools

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Ms. Mary Meadows, MHS & CMS Cafeteria Manager, received the May Above and Beyond Award. Ms. Mary was nominated by her coworkers for always going the extra mile. Thank you, Ms. Mary, for always taking such great care of our students and staff!

Check out our past Above and Beyond Award Recipients...


2023-2024 Lady Owls Softball Roster

1. Lynnley Wells

2. Madilynn Green

3. Addison Williams

4. Austin Phillips

5. MacKenzy Stevens

6. Annslee Martin

7. Kyra Crift

8. Takyra Newman

9. Kayleigh Jollie


10. Kennedi Taylor

11. Summyah Madden

12. Kyra Lewis

13. Mady Prosser

14. Kynleigh White

15. Harper Pambianchi

16. Ella Robinson

17. Jadacee Wilson

18. Claire Hardin

Public Notice: Street Closure (N Adams Ave)

PUBLIC NOTICE: For student safety, N Adams Ave between W Oak and W Seamans Dr (Bus Line-up Area) is now officially part of the  McGehee Elementary School Campus and is closed to ALL THROUGH TRAFFIC including pedestrian, bike and automotive. Persons should now use alternate streets N Jefferson Ave or S  4th Street to cross between Seamans and Oak Streets. Crossing into this area while school is in session and students are present will be considered a breach of school security.

Thank you for helping keep our students safe.

May 7, 2023

Summer 2023 P-EBT (Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer Program)


Who is Eligible?

How Much Will the Summer 2023 Benefit Be?

What is the Timeline and Process for Payment?

This institution is an equal opportunity provider

May 5, 2023

2023-24 DANCE TEAM TRYOUT RESULTS

Aniya Baker

Erynn Blackmon

Amiah Esaw

Iman Hill

Kyra Lewis

Canaria Powell

CyNara Robinson

Mariah Blackmon

DyNaelia Deshazer

Dereunna Gardner

Tatelyn Lewis

Kelsi Norman

Katelyn Smith

Karsyn Williams

Anaya Woodson

PLTW Distinguished School

McGehee High School has been recognized as a 2022-23 Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Distinguished School. It is one of 262 high schools across the U.S. to receive this honor for providing broad access to transformative learning experiences for students through PLTW’s computer science, engineering, and biomedical pathways. PLTW is a nonprofit organization that serves millions of PreK-12 students and teachers in more than 12,200 schools across the U.S. 


2023-24 CHEER TRYOUT RESULTS

Anna Claire Barry
Alexandria Campbell
Leah Fortenberry
Noelia Gudino
Claire Hardin
Cara Hawkins
Alex Heard
Summyah Madden
Raegan Robinson
Kennedi Taylor
Na'Kaiya Young
Lynnley Wells

Avery Abbott
Elizabeth Cooper
Paige Crosby
Leah Grice
Emma Hammond
Annaston Kaufman
Ella Lang
Harper Pambianchi
Savannah Peacock
Madyson Prosser
Layla Retford
La'Riyah Smith
Triniti Taylor
Kynleigh White
Linley Williams

KISS (Kids in Safe Schools) fundraiser

WOW! What a fabulous event! The Women's Service League of McGehee's KISS (Kids in Safe Schools) fundraiser (Saturday, February  11, 2023) was a huge success. We were so humbled to see so many people from our community and surrounding communities come out and support this important cause. WSLM is reporting the total raised at $30,258.91. WSLM and MSD are so grateful to everyone that showed up and supported this fundraiser! 

Thank you to the Women's Service League of McGehee and ALL that attended and supported this great cause. A special thank you to all the great sponsors for their donations, Custom Designs & Gifts for the beautiful entryway, Hoots for being a fabulous host, and Matt and Mateo for bringing the entertainment! 

New Basketball Scoreboards and Shot Clocks

McGehee Bank recently presented the McGehee School District with a $31,000 donation for new basketball scoreboards and shot clocks. Pictured are: (L-R) Athletic Director Marcus Haddock, MHS Principal Justin Holt, Supt. LindaTullos, McGehee Bank President Mike Smith, Coach Dalton Cox, and Coach Chasidee Owens.

Thank you, McGehee Bank for you continued support of McGehee Schools! We appreciate you!

Fox 16 KLRT / KARK 4 News , Little Rock Late Evening News Broadcast - Wednesday December 7, 2022: McGehee School District and community left devastated after the sudden loss of their high school band director, Thomas Trigg and his wife, Janet Tuesday morning, December 6, 2022.

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Hi everyone, 

I have some exciting news to share on behalf of our athletic program. Together with Hudl, we plan to offer a livestream of every home varsity game played in the gym or on our field. 

If you can attend our games, we encourage you to do so. We want to give people who can’t physically attend our games the ability to tune in and support Owl athletics. With our livestream, working parents, faraway family members, alumni, and anyone else who wants to watch can support our athletes. 

We will be selling pay-per-view passes on an annual, monthly, and single-game basis. A single-game pass will be $8, a monthly pass will be $15, and a yearly pass will be $75. These prices are intended to be similar to the costs of attending the game. 

By offering fans the ability to watch our games through a high-level broadcast, we’re hoping to earn critical revenue for our athletic program that helps us [buy new uniforms/equipment, etc.] Thank you for your support in helping us reach that goal. 

You can access our broadcast using this link https://team1sports.com/highschool/ar/?S=mcgeheeowls . I will also be reaching out weekly to share our upcoming livestream¬ing schedule, and the link to purchase or access the broadcast. 

Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns. 

Sincerely,
Marcus Haddock
Justin Holt 

McGehee Elementary BEST Award!

Congratulations! McGehee Elementary School for being recognized by the Office for Education Policy (OEP) at the University of Arkansas as a school where students demonstrated high growth on the ACT Aspire!

Awards are based on the 2022 content growth score calculated by the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education. These growth scores reflect how much students at the school improved from 2021 compared to how much they were expected to grow considering prior achievement. They recognize schools based on Overall growth, as well as for growth in Math and English Language Arts separately.

McGehee Elementary is a 2022 School on the Move Toward Excellence!

McGehee Elementary School increased its Overall ESSA School Index and Weighted Achievement scores, making it a School on the Move! Congratulations, Owls!

Schools on the Move Toward Excellence recognizes Arkansas schools who make significant progress on their Public School Ratings and ESSA School Index Reports. Each year, schools are identified for various aspects of improvement.

#ARStudentFocused #ARSchoolsOnTheMove

Learn more at bit.ly/ARSOTM.

GET THE TAHER MENU APP:

Find the current menus with the Taher Mobile App. The Taher Mobile app provides menus, nutritional, and food allergy information, in addition to the latest news and events. Download IOS or Android Apps by scanning the QR codes. (or) Visit the FOOD4Life Menu Website for your campus: MES  | MHS/CMS

The McGehee School District is pleased to announce the district will participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) during the 2022 - 2023 school year providing meals, regardless of eligibility category, at NO CHARGE for ALL students at the following schools McGehee Elementary, Conner Middle School and, McGehee High School.

CEP is made possible through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Special Assistance Certification and Reimbursement Community Eligibility Provision. Read More (PDF)...

Student learning is a shared responsibility between schools and parents. Technology is transforming how and where students learn. The classroom has been extended to any location with an internet connection. As students spend more time learning and socializing online, we all need to work together to ensure our students stay healthy and safe. The Social Media Awareness Campaign (SMACtalk) was formed in response to this need. The purpose of SMACtalk is to bring awareness, provide resources, and increase communication for teachers, parents, and students.

American Rescue Plan Stakeholder Feedback Form

The McGehee School District is seeking stakeholder feedback from parents, teachers, support staff, students & community members regarding suggestions for spending the American Rescue Plan funds (ARP ESSER). These Federal funds will be utilized to address concerns related to COVID pandemic. Please take a moment to complete this brief survey form.

Thank you for your continued support of our school district.

COVID-19 NOTICE

NOTICE: If you are having symptoms such as fever, dry cough or shortness of breath - Do not go to the Doctor's Office or Hospital but instead first call your primary care doctor's office, your local Arkansas Department of Health Unit (Desha County, McGehee) at 222-3910, Arkansas Department of Health (State Office) at (870) 803-7847, (or) visit uamshealth.com/healthnow/ online for further instructions.

Online Screening at uamshealth.com/healthnow/

More Resources: www.healthy.arkansas.gov | www.cdc.gov

Practice Stay at Home and Social Distancing 

S C H O O L S

Photo: McGehee Elementary
McGehee Elementary (Grades PK-5th)409 Oak Street, McGehee, AR. 71654PH (870) 222-5400, FX (870) 222-6532Elizabeth Robinson, Building PrincipalPaul Prosser, PrincipalBobby Carter, Dean of Students
Photo: Conner Junior High
Conner Middle School (Grades 6-8th)2007 East Ash St., McGehee, AR. 71654PH 870.222.3600  FX 870.222.9180Grenda Campbell, Building Principal
Jerome Pace, Dean of Students

Photo: McGehee High School
McGehee High School (Grades 9-12th)
1902 East Ash St., McGehee, AR. 71654
PH 870.222.5026  FX 870.222.5838Justin Holt, Building Principal
Marcus Haddock, Dean of Students