Help Kouadio Kondo Become a Google Doodle National Winner

 

Kouadio Kondo, 11, a student at Otter Creek Elementary, is the state winner in the "Doodle 4 Google" competition. The fifth-grader's art teacher urged him to enter the drawing contest, and his entry was selected from among 114,000 entries nationwide to be the winner for the state of Arkansas in his grade group.

At a special school event, Google representatives visited Otter Creek to Elementary to announce Kouadio as the state's winner and presented him with a custom t-shirt featuring his Google Doodle artwork.  He was also given an all expense-paid trip to New York City May 16th - 18th, where he will learn the results of national voting on the different logos submitted.

Kouadio needs your help to win this contest.  Click on the link below to post your vote for his Google entry.

Click here to vote for Kouadio's entry.

LRSD Students win the prestigious Stephens Award for 2012

Congratulations to the recent LRSD students who are recipients of the prestigious Stephens Award for 2012:

Muhammad Abu-Rmaileh, Central High School

Whitney Gao, Central High School

Aaron Yin, Central  High School

Catie Edwards, Parkview Magnet High School

Rotary Essay and Oratorical Contest Winners

These students are first row, from left: Jasmine Baugh, Henderson Middle School, eigth grade and  Zyaire Love, Cloverdale Charter Middle School, sixth grade. Second row: Brittney Threatt, McClellan High School (11th grade winner); Heather Gifford, Parkview Arts/Science Magnet High School, senior winner; and Chris Sanders, Central High School, sophomore winner.

Artistry in the Rock

At LRSD, we are excited about academics.  We are also excited about the arts.  We are inviting you to celebrate with us during the second annual "Artistry in the Rock," Sunday and Monday, April 29-30, at the Metroplex Event Center.  It's free!

Click here to view the entertainment schedule

Click on this link to view our video for more information

 

 

Keeling Baker Places in Top Ten of State Geography Bee Competition

Keeling Baker, a 4th grader at Pulaski Heights Elementary, placed 6th place out of one hundred 4th through 8th graders in the state Geography Bee competition.

"Our school geography bee got many of our students very involved in honing their map and geographical skills. To see one of our students go so far in the state competition was inspirational to many in our student body."

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