LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Pulaski County Youth Services (PCYS) hosted the 7th annual Champions of Youth luncheon on October 29 and Pulaski County Special School District is the proud r...
PULASKI COUNTY, Ark. - Pulaski County Special School District wishes to offer condolences to the family of John Walker, a civil rights advocate and lawyer for more than six decade...
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) - A new anonymous tip texting platform will soon be implemented in Arkansas public schools.
The Rave Eyewitness will be used by public and open-enrollment c...
Mills University Studies High School (MUSHS) JROTC Comet Battalion has challenged the Lonoke High JROTC Jackrabbit Battalion to a push-up challenge at half time during tonight's f...
State Releases School Report Card Three PCSSD elementary schools improve letter grades.
(Little Rock, Ark.) -- The Arkansas Department of Education’s Division of Elementary ...
Susanne Brunner’s Book-A-Thon made a stop at Daisy Bates Elementary School on Monday, October 7. She read to 175 students, in two different groups - kindergartners in one group an...
Introducing the new PCSSD app. It's everything PCSSD, in your pocket. Here's a quick tutorial video on how to navigate the app. And don't forget to turn on your notification...
SCHOOL HOURS
7 : 45 - 2:45
Front doors open at 7:15 a.m. Breakfast is served from 7:15 – 7 : 45
School starts at 7:40 a.m.
Tardy bell rings at 7:45 a.m. Students ...
We celebrated PBIS Kick Off Week September 9 - 13 across PCSSD. Schools dressed up, danced, laughed and encouraged positive behavior through PBIS approaches.
What is PBIS you m...
We had a HUGE turn out for our first 2019-2020 Family Night tonight! Thank you to all the parents/families for coming out and supporting our school! Big shut out to all the DBE st...
We are excited to announce that our new website and app is nearing completion. On Tuesday, October 1, you'll be able to download the app on your iPhone or Android device.
This ...
Pulaski County Special School District will host flu clinics at various sites for all students and staff. Schools will provide vaccinations start October 2, 2019 and continue thro...
Arkansas public schools are required by law to have longer recess periods this year, and it seems students and teachers are liking it.
Third-grader Joseph MacDonald loves le...