Now Hiring!!
Now Hiring!!
Now Hiring!!!
Softball Pictures will be Tuesday, May 18th at 8:30 am in the safe room!
Baseball Pictures will follow.
Kirby Elementary Event Dates:
Monday, May 17 @ 7 PM Sixth Grade Graduation in Gym
Tuesday, May 18 @ 7 PM Kindergarten Graduation in Gym
Monday, May 24 @ 9 AM Awards Assembly Grades 1-5 in Gym
Brody Tucker and Roberto Vasquez represented Kirby High School as Governor's Scholars for 2021.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbDfO4y3yp8
Buy One Get One Free Book Fair starts Monday, May 10 in the Elementary Library and ends Thursday, May 13 for Grades K-8. There will be a BookFace Photo Contest. Winners will receive a prize.
Undirty Dozen and PPYC volunteered at the community food drive today sponsored by CADC. A huge thanks to all these volunteers!!
Day 2 of Teacher Appreciation Week at Kirby School! Thank you to Sweetpeas Restaurant for the pulled pork, baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad and rolls! Also, a Thank you to TFS (Melissa and Jana) for the wonderful bundt cake and to Wright’s for making a delicious cake.
First day of Teacher Appreciation Week was great!! Thank You to Glenwood Eye Care- Mandi and Trent Ott for the chocolate cake and Undirty Dozen for the strawberry and pecan dessert made by Becky Mounts!
Both Baseball and Softball will play in the 1A-7 Regional Tournament at the Arkadelphia Park and Rec Complex on Thursday, May 6 at 12:30.
You will need tickets to attend these games. You can purchase tickets by going to: https://gofan.co/app/school/AAA
-This is a mobile ticket entry event. Tickets must be presented on a smartphone for entry. Printed tickets will not be accepted.
-Admission will be charged for ages 5+.
-AAA Passes will be accepted unless the venue has reached capacity in actual attendance or pre-sold tickets.
Clothing Giveaway @ Daisy Free Will Baptist Church on May 15!
Baseball and Softball District Brackets. Tournaments will be held at Mt Ida High School
Happy Secretary’s Day to these four wonderful ladies who keep this school running smoothly! District office secretaries Jessica Pinkerton and Melissa Turner, High School Secretary Lisa Miller and Elementary Secretary Kristina Reid. Kirby School District appreciates everything they do for our school!
Kindergarten & 6th Grade Cap & Gown Pictures will be Wednesday, April 28th. Please wear neutral colors. NO bows & NO ponytails.
Congratulations to Karlie Hernandez and Roberto Vasquez for receiving the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy! They are 2 of 456 Arkansas students receiving this honor. Karlie and Roberto have
demonstrated proficiency in English and Spanish.
ACT Aspire testing has been going great this week for grades 3-10. In the event that your child is absent during school this week, makeup testing for on-site students will begin April 12. The Friday testing is ONLY for virtual students who opted for 2 Friday sessions.
Reminder!!!
ACT Aspire testing will begin tomorrow, Monday, April 5th for grades 3-10!! High School students please remember to bring your CHARGED chromebook to school all week!!
Our 2021 Senior Showcase will be held on April 22nd in the gym at 10:00 am.
The Class of 2021 Graduation Ceremony will be held May 13th at 7:00pm, also in the gym.
Kirby Trojan Community:
I'm sure by now everyone has heard that the Governor has lifted the mask mandate for Arkansas. The Governor and DESE (Department of Elementary and Secondary Education) have allowed each school district to make a decision that best suites each district regarding the proclamation given by the Governor today. With that being said, Kirby School District effective Wednesday, March 31, 2021 will allow parents, staff, students the option whether to wear a mask or not. These are personal decisions made by each individual and will be respected in whatever choice the individual makes.
This decision has not been taken lightly and conversations have been taking place with our district administration, school board, POC, and Ready for Learning Team for many weeks now. Kirby School District will continue to follow state guidelines concerning safety protocols such as sanitizing, social distancing, etc. We hope this is one of many steps in getting our schools and your students back to normalcy.