This is the first-ever season for Cossatot River School District Jr. High Football. We are excited for these guys to start a special tradition at CRSD to contribute to an already outstanding athletic department! Rosters will be updated soon.
This is the first-ever season for Cossatot River School District Jr. High Football. We are excited for these guys to start a special tradition at CRSD to contribute to an already outstanding athletic department! Rosters will be updated soon.
All smiles for this guy at CPRS!
Justin Barrett of Union Bank presents CRHS student Aaron Jewell with a school supplies pack he won at the Back-to-School Fest. Thank you Union Bank for supporting our students!
CRHS Football Coach, Dakota Barrett, addresses the Jr. High Football Team at practice to begin the school year. Over 24 athletes in grades 7-9 are on the roster! The first game is at Centerpoint on September 5. You can click the link below to see our fall 2023 sports schedules.
https://www.cossatot.us/page/athletics-1
Cossatot River School District is proud to showcase our staff members in The Staff Spotlight! This edition features Robbie Bagley:
"I have been with our district in one capacity or another since 2002. I'm very thankful to have such a wonderful job doing what I love!! I am the ALE (Alternative Learning Environment) Para/Facilitator and dyslexia Interventionist for our high school campus. I consider it a blessing to work with the amazing people I have the privilege of working with!! I'm a Mom to three adult children and Granny to four beautiful grandbabies :-) I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I love the outdoors, hunting, fishing, camping, and riding my SxS on the country backroads!! I also enjoy reading, singing, and dancing."
🦅 We are Unique.
🦅 We are United.
🦅 We are Cossatot River Strong!
4th Grade enjoy quiet reading time on the 1st Day of School. Teacher- Rebekah Wilson
Umpire tradition continues with Senior Breakfast at Wildcat Den. Congratulations Jon, Ricardo, Haylee, Baylee, Abby, Brooklyn, and Allie.
Umpire Elementary Leveled Up the 1st Day of school. Welcome back to school.
Umpire Elementary Leveled Up the 1st Day of school. Welcome back to school.
Umpire Elementary Leveled Up the 1st Day of school. Welcome back to school. Thank you, Gina Thornton and Wendy Parsons.
Thank you, First State Bank of Dierks, for the delicious lunch and calendars. What a great 1st Day of School.
Hello CRSD. Access the link below for details on our Monday "SOAR" Tutoring program this school year.
https://bit.ly/45rmEX4
We want to remind drivers to exercise caution as buses pick up and drop off students. If you have a teen driver, please ensure your child understands the laws.
If the stop sign is out and the flashing red lights are going, you have to stop 30 feet before you get to that school bus, or 30 feet behind the bus. You must wait until the stop sign goes back in and the red light stops flashing before you can proceed. A driver who breaks the law can be found guilty of a misdemeanor. The proscribed punishments are a fine of $250 to $1,000 and/or up to 90 days in jail.
Here are some additional bus safety tips:
📌Review bus stop rules with kids such as waiting away from the road and always crossing in front of the bus, not behind.
📌Wait with the little ones at the bus stop. Make sure you and your child are visible.
📌Teach your kids to stand, at a minimum, three giant steps from the curb and board one at a time using the handrail when getting on and off the bus.
📌If your child needs to cross the street after exiting the bus, teach them to:
✏️Look both ways before crossing the street.
✏️Look carefully to make sure the bus driver sees them.
✏️Take five giant steps in front of the bus.
✏️Cross the street only when the driver gives them the go-ahead that it's safe.
✏️Teach your kids to wait until the school bus completely stops before getting off, and always walk in front of the bus, not behind.
📌Remind kids to sit quietly while the bus is in motion and follow any additional rules the bus driver has.
📌Teach your child the importance of behaving on the bus since any disruption can cause the bus driver to become distracted and could result in a crash.
Don't forget it is the law that anyone driving a motor vehicle behind or toward a school bus must come to a complete stop while the bus is letting children on or off.
School starts at CRSD tomorrow, Tuesday, August 15. Go to our website at www.cossatot.us for district information like the school calendar, lunch menus, and more. We do not monitor social media for questions. If you have a question or concern, you can find administrator contact information on our website. We are looking forward to a great year!
Umpire Teachers are gearing up for the first day of school tomorrow. We can't wait to see our students.
Congratulations to both Umpire Schools and Cossatot River High School for recently being named two of the most improved schools in Arkansas by Public School Review. Umpire Schools ranked in the top 10 most improved schools at #4 to reach the top 30%. CRHS ranked in the top 40 to reach the top 50%. Great job!
Welcome Ms. Johnson!
Umpire Athletics! Coach Desmond Pinson will lead Umpire basketball, track, and eSports this year!
CRSD staff closed out the week of professional development with training on inclusion practices for special education and training on the new math/literacy teaching standards. Thank you Arkansas Public School Resource Center for providing this training to our staff!
CRSD staff closed out the week of professional development with training on inclusion practices for special education and training on the new math/literacy teaching standards. Thank you Arkansas Public School Resource Center for providing this training to our staff!
