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Elementary | High School / Middle School | Summer MenusARP ESSER / Continuity of ServicesThe McGehee School District is excited to announce that we will be providing ALL school supplies FREE of charge for every student during the 2026–2027 school year!
✅ No need to purchase school supplies this summer.
✅ Students will receive the supplies they need for a successful school year.
✅ Please disregard any previously posted school supply lists.
We are proud to support our students and families as we prepare for another great year of learning and success.
MAY Above & Beyond Award: This month’s Above and Beyond Award recipient is Mrs. Linda Tullos. For more than 50 years, Mrs. Tullos has devoted herself to education, leading with vision, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to students, staff, and community. As superintendent, she has consistently gone above and beyond the call of duty, impacting countless lives through servant leadership, innovation, and dedication to excellence.
This Above and Beyond Award is a testament to a remarkable career marked by compassion, perseverance, and an enduring belief in the power of education. The legacy Mrs. Tullos leaves behind will continue to inspire generations of educators and students for years to come. Congratulations, Mrs. Tullos!
At the June board meeting, the school board presented retiring superintendent, Mrs. Linda Tullos, with a beautiful painting of the district—a very meaningful keepsake celebrating her years of service to McGehee School District.
The McGehee School District extends thanks to Women’s Service League of McGehee for their generous donation of $13,935.61 from this year’s Kids in Safe Schools fundraiser.
The unwavering support and commitment of Women’s Service League to the safety and well-being of our students truly makes a difference. Because of their generosity, we are able to continue creating a safe environment where every child can learn and thrive.
We are very grateful for the meaningful impact Women’s Service League has on our schools and community. Thank you all!
McGehee School District is proud to offer a new flexible learning option for students in grades K–12 for the 2026–2027 school year.
While we believe in-person instruction is the best option for most students, we understand that life circumstances sometimes require flexibility. McGehee Virtual Academy provides that option—without sacrificing quality or connection.
Live virtual classes with certified teachers
Structured schedule with daily engagement
Same academic expectations as in-person students
Continued access to McGehee programs and opportunities
This program is ideal for students who are organized, self-motivated, and supported at home.
Spots are limited—apply today!
Click the link below to learn more and begin the enrollment process.
The McGehee School District is excited to share an important shift for our students!
Beginning in the 2026-2027 school year, our middle and high school students will no longer carry Chromebooks throughout the school day or take them home.
Why the change?
We are committed to creating a stronger balance between technology and meaningful learning experiences. This shift will allow for:
Less screen time at school and home
More hands-on learning
Increased classroom engagement
A stronger focus on reading, writing, and problem-solving
Our Goal:
As educators, our goal is to create a healthy balance between technology and instruction in the best interest of students.
Important Note:
Students will still continue to have access to Chromebooks in class, they will just no longer carry them daily. We also understand that some high school courses require consistent technology use. Supports and structured access will be in place for students enrolled in AP and concurrent credit courses to ensure they have what they need to be successful.
Our focus is simple: doing what’s best for students. We believe this approach will lead to deeper learning, stronger connections, and a more balanced school experience.
Thank you for your continued support of McGehee Schools!
The McGehee School District would like to extend a huge thank you to the City of McGehee for the incredible LED lighting upgrade, and to Producers Bank & Trust for generously providing our new baseball scoreboard!
Your continued support and investment in our students, athletes, and community means so much. Thank you for helping make McGehee a better place to learn, grow, and compete!
Libby Curtis
Gracen Day
Adalynn Easter
Anslee Jollie
Kendall Moore
Brooklyn Morgan
Charli Pambianchi
Ivy Pambianchi
Adalyn Reed
Parker Simpson
Aaliyah Slater
Mavryck White
Avery Abbott
Jaliyah Boyd
Elizabeth Cooper
Paige Crosby
Ella French
Ella Lang
Annaston Kaufman
Layla Retford
Harper Pambianchi
Hadleigh Scales
Triniti Taylor
Kynleigh White
Linley Williams
Ty'Veonna Williams
Eternity Foster
Ja'Nia Marshall
Ma'Ria Marshall
Cadence Nowden
Lailani Plummer
Neiba Salazar
Jayleigh Woods
Alana Woodson
Brooklyn Armstrong
Zariahy Bryant
Dy'Naelia Deshazer
Dariyah Hymes
Tatelyn Lewis
Kelsi Norman
Serenity Oates
Amelia Rollins
Katelyn Smith
Faith Starks
Karsyn Williams
Anaya Woodson
Dear Families,
We are excited to announce that we have adopted a new form of school-to-home communications at McGehee School District called ParentSquare, Similar to Remind 101, this unified communications platform is designed to keep parents and gradians informed and encourage greater engagement and connections with our school. It provides a safe way for district administrators, schools princiapls, teachers, staff, and parents to:
Send and receive school and class information
Share pictures and files
See calendar items
Sign up to volunteer
Schedule parent-teacher conferences
and much more...all in one centralized place!
NOTICE: For Safety - High School and Middle School student drop-off and afterschool pick-up (All Grade) will be in front of the Conner Middle School Entrance behind the High School - NOTE: The Loop is Always One-way, ENTRY is at the Northeast end and EXIT is on the Southwest end (Follow signage and traffic instructions). Student Drivers park in front of Gym (Permit Required).
McGehee School District provides services to children who qualify based on the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act as well as Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. This includes private school and homeschool students, as well. If you suspect your child or a child you know may have a disability and be in need of these services, please call (870) 222-3978.
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
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.
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