We wrapped up our Trojans Outdoors STEAM Camp today at Daisy State Park. We would like to give a HUGE shout out to park Superintendent Nathan Fort. He presented an engaging and fun program for our students that included history of the park, a nature hike, scavenger hunt, and information about the local flora and fauna, (bats, turtles, eagles, and many more things). If you haven't taken advantage of our local state park, we highly recommend you stop by and visit Daisy State Park and see what all they have to offer this summer! Thanks so much to all the families that allowed their students to attend this year! We can't wait to do it again next year!







Trojans Outdoors STEAM Camp Cossatpt State Park Presentation Part 2










Trojans Outdoors STEAM Camp Day 3: Part 1 : Cossatot River State Park presented a program on Wednesday about Owls and Snakes! Students disected owl pellets and got to hold a special visitor from the park, Betty! Our students loved it all!










Click the link below to participate in the White House Summer Reading Challenge!
https://www.whitehouse.gov/read/
The process is simple. Read 12 books of your own choosing and log your progress on the reading log providied in the link between June 1st - Septemeber 4th. Completing the process allows students to be entered for a chance to visit our nation's capitol and the White House with a chaperone.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/read/
The process is simple. Read 12 books of your own choosing and log your progress on the reading log providied in the link between June 1st - Septemeber 4th. Completing the process allows students to be entered for a chance to visit our nation's capitol and the White House with a chaperone.

Troajns Outdoors Steam Camp Day 2: Students learned about building shelters, weather (Tornado in a bottle), Entomology, animal habitiats, how to make your own trailmix & a scavenger hunt.










Here are some addtional photos from day one of the 2026 Trojans Outdoors STEAM Camp!










Day One of our 12th annual STEAM Camp was so much fun! This year our theme is "Trojans Outdoors!" Students learned about the following topics today: photosynthesis/leaf rubbings, how to filter water for drinking using various materials, making rafts from natural materials, and tying knots that can be used for safety in a variety of outdoor activities.










📸 Baseball & Softball Pictures Are Here!
Picture orders have arrived!
🏫 Where to Pick Up
Elementary pictures are available in the Elementary Office.
High School pictures are available in the High School Office.
🥎 Softball Pictures
Mrs. Miller will have some softball picture packets with her at Jr. Girls Basketball practice this morning.
Picture orders have arrived!
🏫 Where to Pick Up
Elementary pictures are available in the Elementary Office.
High School pictures are available in the High School Office.
🥎 Softball Pictures
Mrs. Miller will have some softball picture packets with her at Jr. Girls Basketball practice this morning.
🚲 Kirby Elementary Awarded $9,000 All Kids Bike Grant! Look out 26–27… our students will be mobile!
We are excited to announce that Kirby Elementary has been awarded a $9,000 All Kids Bike Grant through the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism!
This grant will provide our elementary campus with bicycles, safety equipment, and instructional support — fulfilling the administration’s priority to get more kids outside, active, and off screens, while also promoting lifelong health and confidence.
A huge shout‑out to Mrs. Cowart, whose hard work and dedication in writing and securing grants has brought multiple new opportunities to our elementary students this year and years to come. Her commitment continues to move our school forward in big ways.
We are grateful for this support and thrilled to bring even more active learning to Kirby Elementary.
We are excited to announce that Kirby Elementary has been awarded a $9,000 All Kids Bike Grant through the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism!
This grant will provide our elementary campus with bicycles, safety equipment, and instructional support — fulfilling the administration’s priority to get more kids outside, active, and off screens, while also promoting lifelong health and confidence.
A huge shout‑out to Mrs. Cowart, whose hard work and dedication in writing and securing grants has brought multiple new opportunities to our elementary students this year and years to come. Her commitment continues to move our school forward in big ways.
We are grateful for this support and thrilled to bring even more active learning to Kirby Elementary.
🏆🔬 Congratulations to Our Overall Science Fair Winner — Alora Harper!
We are proud to announce that Alora Harper is this year’s Overall Science Fair Champion!
Alora will be receiving a Mid‑America Science Museum Pass, which includes a full year of admission for her and one adult.
What an amazing achievement — great job, Alora! 🎉👏
We are proud to announce that Alora Harper is this year’s Overall Science Fair Champion!
Alora will be receiving a Mid‑America Science Museum Pass, which includes a full year of admission for her and one adult.
What an amazing achievement — great job, Alora! 🎉👏

📢 Notice of Special Education Records Destruction
In accordance with state and federal guidelines, the Kirby School District will be destroying special education records for students who graduated, moved, or exited services during the 2018–2019 school year.
If you would like to obtain copies of these records for your personal files, please contact the Special Education Office before the destruction date.
📅 Records will be destroyed on: July 1, 2026
📞 Contact: Robin Gray by email robin.gray@kirbytrojans.net
In accordance with state and federal guidelines, the Kirby School District will be destroying special education records for students who graduated, moved, or exited services during the 2018–2019 school year.
If you would like to obtain copies of these records for your personal files, please contact the Special Education Office before the destruction date.
📅 Records will be destroyed on: July 1, 2026
📞 Contact: Robin Gray by email robin.gray@kirbytrojans.net
💡 Trojan STEM Camp Registration is Open!
Students will enjoy hands‑on activities, teamwork, and exciting STEM challenges this summer. This is for Kindergarten - Sixth Grade Kirby Students June 1 - June 4 from 8 AM to 12 PM each day.
📅 Register today: https://forms.gle/46J1Tv1miEEN446y7
Students will enjoy hands‑on activities, teamwork, and exciting STEM challenges this summer. This is for Kindergarten - Sixth Grade Kirby Students June 1 - June 4 from 8 AM to 12 PM each day.
📅 Register today: https://forms.gle/46J1Tv1miEEN446y7
6th Grade Graduate Spotlight!

Kindergarten Graduate Spotlights!



Kindergarten Graduate Spotlights!



🌟 Trojan S.T.E.M. Camp Registration is NOW OPEN! 🌟
We’re excited to invite students to join us for hands‑on activities, creativity, problem‑solving, and a whole lot of fun at this year’s Trojan STEM Camp! Monday, June 1 - Thursday, June 4 from 8 AM to 12 PM each day.
📅 Sign up here: https://forms.gle/UpSD9SMtdBMkTWfM6
We’re excited to invite students to join us for hands‑on activities, creativity, problem‑solving, and a whole lot of fun at this year’s Trojan STEM Camp! Monday, June 1 - Thursday, June 4 from 8 AM to 12 PM each day.
📅 Sign up here: https://forms.gle/UpSD9SMtdBMkTWfM6
6th Grade Graduate Spotlights



Kindergarten Graduate Spotlights!


6th Grade Graduate Spotlights



Kindergarten Graduate Spotlights!


