Morning Drop‑Off
Students should not be dropped off before 7:30 AM.
Building doors unlock at 7:30 AM, and staff are not on duty before that time.
For student safety, please remain in the car line until staff are present and doors are open.
Afternoon Pick‑Up
Parents must stay in the car line and follow the designated route.
Cars are to remain in line without passing other vehicles.
All individuals should stay inside their vehicle while in the car line.
If your child needs help with a seat belt, please pull forward and park in a designated area after exiting the car line. This keeps the line moving and prevents delays for others.
Please do not park across from the car line or expect students to cross traffic.
Once the car line has fully finished, students will be released to walk to the parking area—not before.
These procedures are in place to ensure the safety of all students and staff and to keep the car line running efficiently for everyone.
We received our first Flat Trojan response from Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Salt Flat, Texas. Thanks Ranger Jake for taking time to snap a picture with our Flat Trojan and to send us some really interesting facts about your park! Did you know that Guadalupe Mountains National Park is the premier example of a fossil reef from the Permian Era? Neither did we! We can't wait to see what all we learn this year about our national parks! @guadalupemountainsnationalpark #flattrojans #guadalupemountainsnationalpark
Our elementary agriculture students are putting their learning into action by creating paper circuits! 💡🐔
This hands-on activity helped students deepen their understanding of hen house engineering while exploring how electricity, design, and functionality can work together. Students practiced problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, and perseverance while connecting STEM concepts to agriculture.
🐓 Students also explored clean sources of energy and how thoughtful energy choices can contribute to conservation in Arkansas. By connecting renewable energy, agricultural engineering, and responsible resource use, students are beginning to understand how we can care for our farms, communities, and the natural resources that make our state special. 🌱⚡
Agriculture is so much more than growing plants and caring for animals—it also involves engineering, innovation, sustainability, and conservation!
We are proud of our young agricultural engineers and conservation-minded learners! 💚🔌👩🔧👨🔧
#ElementaryAgriculture #AgriculturalEducation #AgEd #STEMinAgriculture #PaperCircuits #Engineering #CleanEnergy #RenewableEnergy #Conservation #ArkansasAgriculture #HandsOnLearning #LearningByDoing #SoCL #SchoolofConservationLeadership
We are looking for items that community members would be willing to loan temporarily for students to view and explore. We will take great care of everything and return borrowed items promptly.
📸 Have something from the 1960s but aren't sure if it would be useful? SEND US A MESSAGE! You may have exactly the piece of history we're looking for.
Maybe you have a box of old records in the attic, your parents' yearbooks, a vintage radio, old magazines, clothing, photographs, toys, advertisements, political memorabilia, or something else that takes you right back to the 1960s.
Let's give our students the chance to experience the world of The Outsiders instead of just reading about it!
If you have something you think might help, please comment below or message me (Scarlett Reid) directly. And please SHARE this post so we can reach as many local history buffs, collectors, car enthusiasts, and longtime Arkansans as possible!
❤️💙 Help us bring the 1960s—and The Outsiders—to life!
Our school is officially recognized as a 2026–29 School of Conservation Leadership — and the banner is finally here! 🦌🌳A huge thank you to Mrs. Cowart for helping get this going. Your support and hard work made this possible, and we’re so grateful. 💚Proud of our students, our staff, and the conservation leadership we’re building right here in Arkansas! #ArkansasProud #ConservationLeadership #Teamwork
Bring your child on Thursday, July 30, from 8–11 AM for a fun morning of exploring the school, meeting classmates, and enjoying activities and snacks.
We can’t wait to welcome our newest students!
Kirby School District will host registration for all new students on:
Tuesday, July 28 • 1–3 PM
Wednesday, July 29 • 9–11 AM & 1–3 PM
Stop by the elementary or high school office to get your child enrolled for the upcoming school year.
We’re excited to welcome our new Trojans!
Cafeteria Bids
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!
