Flyer for a Little Rock School District event titled “2026 LRSD Artistry in the Rock – Fine Arts in Motion.” Across the top of the flyer are photographs of students participating in the arts, including students playing string instruments, dancers performing on stage, a choir singing in robes, and a student painting at a table.  On the left side of the flyer the text reads: “2026 LRSD Artistry in the Rock” with four circular icons representing music, theatre, visual art, and dance. Below the icons the text reads: “Fine Arts in Motion.”  On the right side the text reads: “March sixteen through March nineteen, ten o’clock a.m. through one thirty p.m. – Free to the public – Student performances and artwork – Central Arkansas Library System Main Library, one hundred South Rock Street, Little Rock – website: w w w dot L R S D dot o r g forward slash Artistry.”  Below this information is a section titled “Talent Schedule” with the subtitle: “A celebration and showcase of Little Rock School District student talent in the performing and visual arts.”  The schedule is organized by day with morning performances from ten o’clock a.m. through eleven o’clock a.m., afternoon performances from twelve thirty p.m. through one thirty p.m., and evening events from six o’clock p.m. through eight o’clock p.m.  Monday, March sixteen.  Morning performances: Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School Choir. Stephens Elementary School West African Drum and Dance. Mabelvale Middle School Choir.  Afternoon performances: Western Hills Elementary Dance Team. Terry Elementary Tiger Choir. Western Hills Music Club. Pinnacle View Middle School Vox Anima sixth grade choir.  Evening event titled Administrator and Greek Night featuring Voices Without Borders Orff Ensemble and Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School Jazz Band.  Tuesday, March seventeen.  Morning performances: Chicot Elementary Stars. Little Rock Central High School Legacy. Forest Heights Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics Academy Singing Eagle Choir.  Afternoon performances: Little Rock Southwest Gryphon Chorale. Pulaski Heights Middle School Concert Band. Little Rock Central High School Jazz Central.  Wednesday, March eighteen.  Morning performances: Hall West High School of Innovation Band. Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School Advanced Treble Choir. Little Rock Central High School Madrigals.  Afternoon performances: Gibbs Snow Leopard fourth grade choir. Doctor Marian G. Lacey Kindergarten through eighth grade Academy second year percussion ensemble. Doctor Marian G. Lacey Kindergarten through eighth grade Academy M G L Dance Company.  Evening event titled Parent Night featuring Little Rock School District Teacher Band, Hamilton Learning Academy Boundless Creative Art Styles Poetry in Motion, and Southwest Jazz Band.  Thursday, March nineteen.  Morning performances: Terry Elementary Quaver Rockstars. Mann Multimedia Arts and Digital Innovations Dance Ensemble. Pinnacle View Middle School Advanced Band.  Afternoon performances: Pulaski Heights Middle School seventh grade singers. Pulaski Heights Middle School Dance three performers. Forest Heights Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics Academy Strings. J. A. Fair Kindergarten through eighth grade Preparatory School third grade singers.
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An image of several winners from Central, including winners from the Thespian Festival, the Debate team, and the wrestling team.
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2026 Harvard Debate Champs from Central
Celebrations at Parkview: A picture of Parkview Troupe #7955 at the Thespian Festival in Springdale, a picture of Ms. Tamara Zink holding her award for being Theatre teacher of the year, and pictures from the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Parkview's new performance hall.
A collage featuring Little Rock School District students recognized by the Thea Foundation. At the center is a portrait of Hayley Eaton, first place winner in performing arts from Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School. In the upper right is a colorful visual artwork by Ruthika Matapathi, ninth place winner in visual arts from Little Rock Central High School. Below it is a blue and teal sculptural artwork by Emily Liu, eighth place winner in visual arts from Little Rock Central High School. At the bottom left is a portrait of Ruby Smith, fifth place winner in creative writing from Little Rock Central High School. At the bottom center is a portrait of Srinitya Bhrugubanda, sixth place winner in creative writing from Little Rock Central High School.
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Three Terry Elementary students stand side by side against a white wall, each holding a black award plaque from the National Beta State Convention. The student on the left holds a plaque that reads “Second Place, Spanish, Fourth Grade, 2025–2026.” The student in the center holds a plaque that reads “Second Place, Health and Physical Education, Fifth Grade, 2025–2026.” The student on the right holds a plaque that reads “Fourth Place, Math, Fourth Grade, 2025–2026.” All three students are smiling and wearing school ID badges on yellow lanyards.
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Graphic with a blue background featuring the logos of Rock Region Metro and Little Rock School District at the top. Large curved text reads “Renewed Partnership.” Below it, the text says “Need a ride? Little Rock School District continues partnership with Rock Region Metro.” At the bottom, the text reads “Red identification stickers to remain valid through August two thousand twenty-six.” The Little Rock School District torch logo appears in the bottom right corner.
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Alt text: Little Rock School District graphic titled Optimizing Our Tomorrow Budget Conversations Community Meetings. The graphic explains that as part of the Fiscal Year Twenty Twenty Seven budget development process, the District is focused on spending within available funds, adjusting staff levels to match enrollment, reducing overall spending to address long term budget gaps, building a healthier savings balance, and protecting programs, people, and resources that matter most to students and classrooms. The graphic invites all Little Rock community members, including parents, students, staff, and community members, to participate and share feedback to help District leaders and the Board of Education understand how budget decisions may impact students and families. Two evening meetings are listed: Monday, February Seventeenth at five thirty p m at Southwest Community Center located at six four zero one Baseline Road in Little Rock, and Wednesday, February Nineteenth at five thirty p m at Henderson located at four zero one John Barrow Road in Little Rock.
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Winners of the 2026 LRSD Districtwide Spelling Bee pose with their trophies