National Beta members from Cossatot River High School are celebrating their recent participation in the Arkansas Senior Beta Convention. Freshman Jamey Johnson was awarded number one in the state in the Instrumental portion of the talent competition and number four in the state in grade 9 science. He will represent Cossatot River High School and Arkansas in both of these areas at the National Beta Convention which will be held in Savannah, Georgia in June.
Cossatot River Preschool enjoyed learning about Groundhog’s Day. They made their predictions and the majority of the class was right, no shadow this year.
Thank you, Martin Marietta! CRE Staff is super grateful to have their ice machine up and running again!
Congratulations to our CRE January Star Students! The word of the month was "Hardworker."
Back Row (L-R): Cara Cumpton, Daniel Flournoy, Vivi Brewer, Teagan Henderson, Alisson Avila, and Emilce Moreno
Front Row (L-R): Alejandro Maya, Riley Manley, Alli Schlomer, Janette Garcia, and Samantha Herring
Congratulations to Dani Atchley for receiving the Rotary Youth Leadership Award! The District 6170 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is an intensive leadership and teamwork training program for youth (rising sophomores or juniors in high school ages of 16 and 17), from the geographic region of Rotary District 6170 (South and East Arkansas). RYLA introduces Rotary’s “Service Above Self” philosophy, and the curriculum includes a personality self-assessment, team building activities, and a service project simulation. This program helps youth develop character, increase leadership skills, and learn about Rotary. Dani will be attending the RYLA program this summer at the Arkansas 4-H Vines Center. Again, congratulations Dani!
Umpire High School students celebrated their Perfect Attendance for the 1st semester.. These students are diligent in their attendance, academics, and attitude. We are so proud of you all. Students pictured are Aiden White, Landon White, Saedee White, and Delaney Ford. Congratulations.
Umpire High School students celebrated their Perfect Attendance for the 2nd 9 weeks. These students are diligent in their attendance, academics, and attitude. We are so proud of you all. Students pictured are Aiden White, Landon White, Saedee White, Delaney Ford, and Selena Garcia. Congratulations.
Umpire Elementary Students celebrated their Perfect Attendance for the 2nd 9 weeks and for the 1st Semester. These students are diligent in their attendance, academics, and attitude. We are so proud of you all. Students pictured are Logan Dunson, Briley Ford, Daira Hernandez, Evelyn Salaises, Martin Salaises, Marcos Tavera, and Trinity White.
Umpire FBLA participated in the 2nd Annual FBLA Shop On A Budget. Under the direction of Laken Kirby, students were taken to several places in Mena to purchase affordable business attire for the upcoming FBLA District on Feb. 7th. FBLA members include Emmanuel Albiter, Brayam Salaices, Selena Garcia, Haley Carter, and Baylee Carter. (Not pictured Delaney Ford).
Umpire January Star Students include Landon Smith, Ryker Ellis, Dieslynn Summit, Mario Hernandez, Henry Wilson, Ivan Garcia, and Alivia Ellsworth. We are so proud of you!
The following are amendments to the 2023-2024 school calendar as Monday makeup days for the days we missed due to inclement weather. These are considered student instruction days where attendance will be counted for staff and students. Using Mondays before state testing starts instead of adding the days to the end of the year will help us ensure we maximize quality instruction to makeup the days. Contact the building principal if you expect any issues.
We also added five days to the end of the 2023-2024 calendar as makeup days just in case we have to miss more days and so we would not have to amend the calendar again. These five days at the end of the year are just in case we need them later. See below:
1) February 19, March 11, and April 15 to make up the 3 days
missed for inclement weather. The Umpire campus will add April 1 to
makeup for a day due to the city's water line break.
2) Add 5 days to the end of the calendar to use if needed in the
event that more days are missed. Those days will be May 17, May 21-
24.
Las siguientes son enmiendas al calendario escolar 2023-2024 como días de recuperación de lunes para los días que perdimos debido a las inclemencias del tiempo. Estos son considerados días de instrucción estudiantil donde la asistencia será contada para el personal y los estudiantes. Usar los lunes antes de que comiencen las pruebas estatales en vez de agregar los días al final del año nos ayudará a asegurar que maximicemos la instrucción de calidad para recuperar los días. Póngase en contacto con el director del edificio si espera algún problema.
También agregamos cinco días al final del calendario como días de recuperación en caso de que tengamos que perder más días y para no tener que modificar el calendario de nuevo.
1) 19 de febrero, 11 de marzo y 15 de abril para recuperar los 3 días
perdidos por las inclemencias del tiempo. El campus Umpire añadirá el 1 de abril para
para recuperar un día debido a la rotura de la línea de agua de la ciudad.
2) Añadir 5 días al final del calendario para utilizarlos si fuera necesario en caso de que se pierdan más días.
caso de que se pierdan más días. Esos días serán 17 de mayo, 21 de mayo-
24.
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Basketball and Cheer Senior Night at CRHS!
We will recognize cheer and basketball seniors during the last home basketball game of the season on Tuesday, February 6, 2024! Basketball games for senior night will begin with senior girls at 6:00 pm, followed by the senior recognition ceremony and the senior boys game. We hope to see a huge crowd of supporters in the stands for these student athletes who have brought much success to the CRHS basketball and cheer programs.
CRHS Student Earns All-Region Band Honors
A huge congratulations goes out to sophomore Ulysses Lopez who is the first-ever CRHS student to earn a chair in the Arkansas School Band Orchestra Association (ASBOA) Region VIII All-Region Band. Ulysses competed for the chair in Fort Smith on Saturday, January 20, along with over several hundred band students from across the region. All students who earned a chair in the All-Region Band performed in a special concert on Saturday, January 27, at the VanBuren Performing Arts Center. Ulysses is a member of the CRHS Senior High Band and plays the alto saxophone under the direction of Band Director Jacob Talamantez.
Cossatot River Primary School is proud to announce its Character Kids of the Month for January. The word of the month is "Respect." The January Star Students are: (pictured front row from left to right) Alayna Kyle, Aspyn Sanchez, Kyree Sullivan, Mason Parker, Leah Munoz, Tate Hunter (back row) AJ Hutson, Kailee Carter, Liam Walker, Kendryck Moran, Stormie Ward.
Reminder! Don't miss this event! Umpire 2024 Senior Recognition Night - TONIGHT, January 30th. Come and support Umpire High School Seniors of 2024. Redline Media Alliance will be livestreaming the Senior Night recognition, as well as basketball games, conducting interviews, and recording historical information about Umpire and the gymnasium. Redline Media Alliance visits unique places all over the country and recently chose Umpire to feature the historical gymnasium. CRSD community - pack the gym and support our Umpire seniors!
