🎙️ Watch Now! Tune in to the premiere episode of "Wright on Education" as Supt. Dr. Jermall Wright dives into the new Bell-to-Bell No Cell Phone Act and how LRSD is rolling it out with Yondr pouches to support our Sealed for Success campaign — featuring two LRSD students! 👉 Don’t miss it: https://youtu.be/_MicSeDEnyQ.
21 days ago, LRSD
Superintendent Dr. Jermall Wright speaking expressively in a stylized, colorful promotional graphic for the “Wright on Education” podcast series. Bold text overlays the image, reading “Wright on Education” and “Podcast Series,” with the Little Rock School District logo in the corner.

🔥 Calling all LRSD dads and father-figures! Help kick off the school year in style by snapping a photo with your student on the first day of school, August 11. Upload your photo to LRSD’s contest page for a chance to win big! The top 50 entries will enjoy lunch with Superintendent Dr. Jermall Wright, and the top vote-getter will win dinner for six at the restaurant. 🍣🔥 Voting runs August 13–19. Let’s rock this school year, LRSD dads! 🎸

about 1 month ago, LRSD
Flyer titled "LRSD Dads and Father-Figures Rock N Rollin' Into the New School Year," sponsored by Rock N Roll Sushi. A red electric guitar stretches across the top. Text on the left reads: "LRSD Dads and Father-Figures: Take your child to school on the first day!" Red arrow with white text says "August 11 – First Day of School Only – Enter" Another red arrow with white text says "August 13 to August 19 – Vote" How it works: Dads and father-figures: Snap a photo of you with your current LRSD student or students on the first day of school. (Dads of all LRSD students) Upload your photo to LRSD’s Facebook photo contest page on August 11: www dot LRSD dot org slash 2025 dash dads Invite your Facebook friends to vote for your photo between August 13 and August 19 Text on the right reads: "50 lucky dads and father-figures will enjoy hibachi and sushi lunch with Dr. Jermall Wright, and the top vote-getter will enjoy dinner for 6 at a Rock N Roll Sushi restaurant." Images include sushi and a collage of past con
Volante titulado “Papás y Figuras Paternas de LRSD Rock N Rollin’ Hacia el Nuevo Año Escolar”, patrocinado por Rock N Roll Sushi. Una guitarra eléctrica roja cruza la parte superior del volante. Texto a la izquierda: “Papás y figuras paternas de LRSD: ¡Lleve a su hijo a la escuela el primer día!” Flecha roja con texto blanco: “11 de agosto – Solo el primer día de clases – Entrar” Otra flecha roja con texto blanco: “13 de agosto al 19 de agosto – Votar” Cómo funciona: Número uno: Papás y figuras paternas: tomen una foto suya con sus estudiantes actuales de LRSD el primer día de clases. (Papás de todos los estudiantes de LRSD). Número dos: Suba su foto a la página del concurso de fotografía de Facebook de LRSD el 11 de agosto: www punto LRSD punto org diagonal 2025 guion dads Número tres: Invite a sus amigos de Facebook a votar por su foto entre el 13 y el 19 de agosto. Texto a la derecha: "50 papás (y figuras paternas) afortunados disfrutarán de un almuerzo de hibachi y sushi con el Dr. Jermall Wright, y el que obtenga más votos disfrutará de una cena para 6 personas en un restaurante Rock N Roll Sushi.” Imágenes incluyen sushi y un collage de fotos de papás y estudiantes del concurso en años anteriores. Esquina inferior derecha: “Visita nuestro sitio web para más detalles: LRSD punto org” Texto pequeño al final: *Las fechas y bases del concurso están sujetas a cambios. Al participar, aceptas que tus fotos podrían usarse en material de marketing de LRSD.
📚 Our amazing LRSD staff has been hard at work in professional development all week, preparing to welcome students back on Monday! 💪🎉 We’re ready to make this the best school year yet!
21 days ago, LRSD
Teachers in Professional Development
UPDATE: Please review/comment on Proposed LRSD School Board Zone Map Option 4: https://lrsd.mydistricting.com/comments/plan/14/31.
Zones 1 & 7 are switched; slight changes have been made to Zones 4 & 6.
School attendance zones are NOT affected. Thanks for your support!
about 1 month ago, LRSD
Proposed School Board Election Zone Map - Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3, Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7
📚 Mabelvale Elementary LRSD teachers are leveling up! This week’s professional development focused on boosting literacy and math instruction with research-based strategies to help students thrive. From building strong readers and writers to confident mathematicians, it’s all about student success! 💡✏️
about 1 month ago, LRSD
Mabelvale Elementary teachers participate in Professional Development
🎉 FBLA National Winners Shine Bright in Anaheim! 🌟 Several of our middle school FBLA chapters made a huge impact at the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, CA! 💼 We are beyond proud of all our competitors. Making it to Nationals is a tremendous achievement, and you represented LRSD with excellence! 💙
about 1 month ago, LRSD
LRSD FBLA students in California at the National Conference
📚✏️ Get ready to save, LRSD families! The Arkansas Sales Tax Holiday kicks off at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, August 2, 2025, and ends at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, August 3, 2025. During this time, you can purchase school supplies, clothing, instructional materials, and even electronics — tax free! 🛍️📅 Mark your calendars and stock up for back-to-school!
about 1 month ago, LRSD
Graphic promoting Arkansas Sales Tax Holiday for back-to-school shopping. Text reads: "BACK TO SCHOOL Arkansas Sales Tax Holiday Begins: 12:01 A.M. on August 2, 2025 Ends: 11:59 P.M. on August 3, 2025" Includes the Little Rock School District logo and an image of a shopping cart filled with school supplies like binders, markers, pens, folders, and crayons.
Good evening: Please review and comment on the updated School Board Election Zone Map Option 3: https://lrsd.mydistricting.com/comments/plan/11/31. This version includes all of Hillcrest in Zone 5. This does not affect school attendance zones. Thanks for your support!
about 1 month ago, LRSD
Proposed School Board Election Zone Map - Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3, Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7
🎉 Big news! LRSD’s Teacher of the Year, Victoria Golden from Dr. Marian G Lacey K-8 Academy, has been named one of the Top 15 Finalists for Arkansas Teacher of the Year! She’ll be recognized later this month at the Governor’s Mansion, and we couldn’t be prouder. 🏆👏 Way to go, Ms. Golden—you continue to inspire us all! 💙
about 2 months ago, LRSD
Victoria Golden at the 2025 LRSD Teacher of the Year Ceremony
✨ Summer is in full swing at J. A. Fair K-8 Preparatory School! Students are diving into Health & Beauty 101—learning hair care tips from the amazing Mylicia Allen of Mane Couture Beauty and Barber Salon. ✂️ They're also taking to the skies with drone lessons and aerial photography, thanks to Mr. Roger Robinson! 📸
about 2 months ago, LRSD
Students learning about hair and drones at summer camp at J.A. Fair
🎉 Big congratulations to Mr. Steven Helmick, principal of Roberts Elementary, on being named an Arkansas Master Principal by the Arkansas Leadership Academy! 🏆📚 This honor recognizes outstanding leadership and top-tier academic growth — and Mr. Helmick exemplifies both. We’re so proud of you and the Roberts team! 👏💙
about 2 months ago, LRSD
A headshot of Mr. Steven Helmick, principal of Roberts Elementary
👀 We spy a Parkview Arts/Science Magnet High School Patriot! 🏈 The Hooten’s Arkansas Football magazine is hitting shelves across the state — and look who made the cover! 📘🔥 The back to back to back champions are on the front in this year’s edition. Grab a copy and show your Patriot pride! ❤️💙
about 2 months ago, LRSD
Cover of the 2025 Hooten’s Arkansas Football magazine featuring high school football players from championship teams across the state. The word “CHAMPS” is spelled out in large white letters behind the athletes. Among the featured players is Jace White (#3) from Parkview, wearing a red jersey and white pants. Other players represent schools such as Salem, Conway Christian, Arkadelphia, Bryant, Greenwood, and Strong. The bottom text reads, “How CHAMPIONS get to the game.”
🎉 Congratulations to our amazing LRSD media specialists! We’re proud to celebrate Linda Neal, recipient of the Herb Lawrence Leadership Service Award, and Catherine Kohler & Jessica Ballou from Little Rock Southwest High School, winners of the Outstanding Media Program of the Year award! 👏📚 These incredible educators have been recognized by the Arkansas Association of Instructional Media for their outstanding contributions to education and media services. Congratulations again, and thank you for your dedication to LRSD students! 💙
about 2 months ago, LRSD
A graphic with a light wood background featuring three LRSD educators being honored with AAIM 2025 Awards. On the left: A headshot of Linda Neal smiling, with text below that reads, “Linda Neal, Little Rock School District, Herb Lawrence Leadership Service Award.” On the right: Two portraits side by side. The left portrait shows Catherine Kohler in a graduation gown, smiling, with students in caps and gowns in the background. The right portrait shows Jessica Ballou smiling, wearing large tassel earrings. The text below both reads, “Catherine Kohler & Jessica Ballou, Little Rock Southwest High School, Little Rock School District, Outstanding Media Program of the Year.”
📚✂️ LRSD is excited to partner with Legendary Institute for another Reading in the Rock event on Wednesday, July 2, from 10am–12pm at 400 N. Bowman Rd., Suite 14! Students can enjoy free haircuts for children 12 and under, $5 haircuts for students 13 and over, and pick out free books to take home. Don’t miss this chance to stay sharp—academically and personally—this summer! 📖
2 months ago, LRSD
Reading in the Rock logo with the Little Rock School District (LRSD) emblem and a book icon. Text at the top: "READING IN THE ROCK – HAIRCUTS AND BOOKS!" followed by "FREE BOOKS!" Below this is a collage of young students reading, smiling, using laptops, and participating in school activities. Text in yellow reads: "FREE HAIRCUTS FOR CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER" and "$5 HAIRCUTS FOR STUDENTS 13 AND OVER." Event details: "Wednesday, July 2 • 10 a.m. to 12 p.m." Location: Legendary Institute, 400 North Bowman Road, Suite 14, Little Rock. Bottom left features the Legendary Institute logo, a black lion’s head with a yellow crown above the word “LEGENDARY.”
Logotipo de "Reading in the Rock" con el emblema del Distrito Escolar de Little Rock (LRSD) y un ícono de libro. Texto en la parte superior: "¡CORTES DE PELO Y LIBROS!" seguido de "¡LIBROS GRATIS!" Hay un collage de fotos con estudiantes diversos leyendo libros, sonriendo, usando computadoras y participando en actividades escolares. Texto en amarillo: "CORTES DE PELO GRATIS PARA NIÑOS MENORES DE 12 AÑOS O MENOS" y "CORTES DE PELO A $5 PARA ESTUDIANTES MAYORES DE 13 AÑOS." Fecha y hora del evento: "Miércoles, 2 de julio: 10 a.m. a 12 p.m." Ubicación: Legendary Institute, 400 North Bowman Road, Suite 14, Little Rock. En la esquina inferior izquierda aparece el logotipo de Legendary Institute: una cabeza de león negra con una corona amarilla encima de la palabra “LEGENDARY”.
🎉 Just in — even more amazing news for LRSD’s own Coach Aaron Butler! 🏆 On the heels of winning Arkansas Coach of the Year, he has now been named National High School Girls Head Coach of the Year by the National Wrestling Coaches Association! Coach Butler continues to raise the bar for student-athletes at Little Rock Central High School and across the state. We are incredibly proud of this well-deserved national honor! 👏
2 months ago, LRSD
Graphic announcing NWCA High School Girls Head Coach National Coach of the Year for 2024–2025. On the right side is the National Wrestling Coaches Association shield logo with red and white stripes and blue stars. Below the title, there is a photo of Coach Aaron Butler. Text beneath the photo reads: "Aaron Butler, Little Rock Central High School, Arkansas – Section 6." The Central High School tiger logo is also included. Background colors are red, white, and blue with decorative dots and arrows.
🎉 We’re proud to celebrate two amazing LRSD graduates who were recently honored as 2025 Champions of Youth by Pulaski County Youth Services! 🌟 Tim Campbell, a Central High grad, has dedicated his life to empowering youth and transforming communities. Rosalyn Middleton, a Parkview Arts/Science Magnet High School- LRSD graduate, now serves as a Senior Assistant Attorney General, using her legal expertise to impact education policy, justice, and mentorship. Congratulations to both Tim and Rosalyn for uplifting the next generation. 💙
2 months ago, LRSD
Two side-by-side award graphics featuring honorees of the Pulaski County Youth Services "Champion of Youth" award. Left image: At the top is the Pulaski County Youth Services logo. Below it, large white text reads “Champion of Youth Honoree.” In the center is a circular photo of Tim Campbell, a smiling Black man wearing glasses, a blue suit jacket, and a black shirt. He is seated indoors. Beneath the photo is a gold ribbon banner with text in green capital letters: “Tim Campbell.” Below the ribbon, white text reads: “This award honors individuals who have gone above and beyond to inspire, mentor, and uplift the youth of Pulaski County. It recognizes unwavering dedication, impactful leadership, and a deep commitment to creating brighter futures for the next generation.” Right image: Similar design with the Pulaski County Youth Services logo at the top. Below it, large white text reads “Champion of Youth Honoree.” In the center is a circular photo of Rosalyn Middleton, a smiling Black woman with long curly hair, wearing a pink checkered blazer and standing in an office setting. Beneath the photo is a gold ribbon banner with text in green capital letters: “Rosalyn Middleton.” Below the ribbon, the same white paragraph appears: “This award honors individuals who have gone above and beyond to inspire, mentor, and uplift the youth of Pulaski County. It recognizes unwavering dedication, impactful leadership, and a deep commitment to creating brighter futures for the next generation.”
Rockefeller ECC Families, We apologize for the inconvenience caused by today’s water supply issue at Rockefeller ECC. We’re pleased to inform you that the problem has been resolved and Summer School will resume on Friday, June 27, 2025. Thank you for your patience and continued support. We look forward to seeing you on Friday. Mrs. Freeman
2 months ago, Ann Freeman
✨ Please join us in cheering on Kyrie Hubbard, a talented 5th grader from Terry Elementary, as she heads to the National Beta Convention in Orlando, Florida! Kyrie took 1st place in Digital Art at the state-level Beta Club competition in Hot Springs, and now she’s proudly representing Terry Elementary and LRSD on the national stage. 🎉🖌️ Way to go, Kyrie! Good luck at Nationals! 💫
2 months ago, LRSD
Kyrie Hubbard, a talented 5th grader from Terry Elementary
🚀 Summer learning is in full swing at Chicot Elementary and Early Childhood Center! 📚 Kindergarten through 3rd-grade students are diving into hands-on fun through Project-Based Learning in the school’s 21st Century Program. Over the past few days, students took on the Design Challenge Process, using math skills and real-world materials like straws, index cards, and even Life Savers 🍬 to build creative structures and cars. Working in teams, they brainstormed, built, tested, and improved their designs — all while learning and having a blast! Way to go, Chicot scholars! 💡🔧
2 months ago, LRSD
Students participate in hands-on learning at Chicot Elementary
🍎 Did you know? Children in NAEYC-accredited early learning programs are nearly twice as likely to be rated “proficient” or “school ready!” That’s why the Little Rock School District’s Early Childhood Program is proud to pursue NAEYC accreditation — raising the bar for kindergarten readiness, educational equity, and lifelong success. ✨ Want your child to start strong? Find more information and enroll today at: https://www.lrsd.org/page/early-childhood.
2 months ago, LRSD
A colorful flyer promoting the Little Rock School District's Early Childhood Program and its pursuit of NAEYC Early Learning Program accreditation. At the top left, a circular blue badge reads "Early Learning Program – NAEYC Accredited – naeyc.org." The main headline reads, "The Little Rock School District is thrilled to pursue NAEYC Early Learning Program accreditation!" Below that, key information is highlighted in a yellow section: "Nearly twice as many children from NAEYC-accredited programs were rated as 'proficient' or 'school ready' compared to students attending other programs." "NAEYC accreditation significantly boosts kindergarten readiness, with children in accredited programs showing superior cognitive, language, and social skills." "Accredited centers close achievement gaps, ensuring equal performance regardless of income or ethnicity." "NAEYC-accredited programs also elevate the early learning workforce by fostering highly trained staff and improving overall quality of care, leading to economic benefits such as increased labor force participation." At the bottom is the website link: "www.LRSD.org/EarlyChildhood" Centered at the bottom is the circular Little Rock School District Early Childhood Centers logo, which features a white hand and five colorful stars. Below the logo are small photos of smiling children and teachers. The bottom yellow banner reads: "Better outcomes for: Children • Teachers • Families • Communities." To the right of the text is a photo of a child with blonde hair painting with watercolors and making colorful handprints on paper.
Un volante colorido que promueve el Programa de Educación Temprana del Distrito Escolar de Little Rock y su búsqueda de la acreditación del Programa de Aprendizaje Temprano de NAEYC. En la esquina superior izquierda hay un emblema circular azul que dice: "Programa de Aprendizaje Temprano – Acreditado por NAEYC – naeyc.org." El encabezado principal dice: "¡El Distrito Escolar de Little Rock se complace en buscar la acreditación del Programa de Aprendizaje Temprano de NAEYC!" Debajo, en una sección amarilla, se destacan los siguientes puntos: "Casi el doble de niños de programas acreditados por NAEYC fueron calificados como 'competentes' o 'listos para la escuela' en comparación con estudiantes de otros programas." "La acreditación de NAEYC mejora significativamente la preparación para el kínder, con niños que muestran habilidades cognitivas, lingüísticas y sociales superiores." "Los centros acreditados cierran brechas de rendimiento académico, garantizando igualdad en el desempeño sin importar ingresos o etnia." "Los programas acreditados también elevan la calidad del personal educativo, promoviendo capacitación especializada y mejorando el cuidado general, lo que contribuye a beneficios económicos como mayor participación en la fuerza laboral." Abajo aparece el enlace del sitio web: www.LRSD.org/EarlyChildhood En el centro inferior está el logotipo circular del Programa de Centros de Educación Temprana del Distrito Escolar de Little Rock, que muestra una mano blanca con cinco estrellas de colores. Debajo del logotipo hay pequeñas fotos de niños y maestros sonrientes. Una franja amarilla al pie del volante dice: "Mejores resultados para: Niños • Maestros • Familias • Comunidades." A la derecha del texto principal hay una foto de una niña rubia pintando con acuarelas y haciendo huellas de manos coloridas en una hoja de papel.