L.E.A.D.S. logo that shows employees on a step and  says aspiring school leaders
Flyer with a blue and gold graduation-themed design titled “Little Rock School District Graduation Facts.” Across the top are the graduation times for the district’s high schools with school logos. On the left is Little Rock Southwest High School with graduation at eight o’clock p.m. Below that is Parkview High School with graduation at twelve o’clock p.m. On the right is Hall-West High School with graduation at three thirty p.m. Below that is Little Rock Central High School with graduation at seven o’clock p.m. In the center is a large graduation cap and diploma graphic with the words “Graduation 2026.”  A red banner across the flyer reads: “May twenty-first, two thousand twenty-six • Barton Coliseum • Commencement Information.”  Section titled “Coliseum Entry” includes the following information: • Doors will open one hour before the commencement ceremony. • Capacity for families and guests is seven thousand one hundred seats. • No seats will be held in advance. • Parents and family members are encouraged to sit small children and babies on their laps.  Section titled “Entry Restrictions” states: • Once capacity is reached, the gates will be closed, and no more cars will be admitted into the fairgrounds.  Section titled “Bag and Purse Policy” states: • Only clear bags are allowed. • No large bags or backpacks.  Section titled “Prohibited Items” states: • No noisemakers or air horns. • No flowers or balloons. • No weapons of any kind.  Section titled “Signs and Photography” states: • No signs, banners, or posters — they can block the view of others. • To ensure each school ceremony runs smoothly and stays on schedule, photos, with the exception of those taken as students walk across the stage, will need to be taken at an alternate location due to limited time between events on the same day.  Section titled “Security” states: • All attendees will be scanned upon entry to ensure a safe and enjoyable ceremony.  Section titled “Parking Instructions” states: • Parents and guests will enter through the main fairground gates. • Guests requiring Americans with Disabilities Act-accessible parking should enter through Gate Five. • Little Rock School District seniors and school faculty will enter through Gate Eleven and use the South Parking Lots.  At the bottom in red text it says: “See reverse side for map.”  The Little Rock School District logo appears in the lower right corner of the flyer.
Chadwick Lewis
Jennifer Skiba
Chicot Elementary Students Partner with Students from England to Co-Author Children’s Book
Pictures of the overall winners from the 2026 Crystal Awards Gala
Alicia Fuller (left), 6, a first-grade student at Chicot Elementary School in Little Rock, looks over at first-grader Za'liyah Burl, 6, as they read their new books together as part of the Reading in the Rock literacy initiative sponsored by the city of Little Rock and the Little Rock School District in this Dec. 15, 2025, file photo. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Colin Murphey)
Decorative mainly - dual languge logos - English and Spanish
Naval Ship with crew preparing to support Artemis II touchdown
Jack Liu (left) and Shangyu Wu, members of the Little Rock Central High School debate team, prepare at the school on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, for the J.W. Patterson Tournament of Champions, a national high school speech and debate tournament at the University of Kentucky that begins Saturday, April 11. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Adam Vogler)
A split graphic shows a student and an award certificate. On the left, a smiling student stands in front of a closed garage door. She is wearing a gray sweatshirt with the word “Harvard” written in large red letters across the front, along with black pants. Her hair is pulled back, and she is holding up a peace sign with one hand.  On the right, a formal certificate titled “Certificate of Nomination for Award” is displayed. The text reads: “Let it be known that Kennedy Scarbrough was nominated for the Congress of Future Medical Leaders Award of Excellence for outstanding academic achievement, leadership potential and determination to serve humanity in the field of medicine. This judgment being rendered with reference to the nomination of Mario Capecchi, Ph.D., executed in Boston, Massachusetts.” The certificate includes a seal and a signature, along with the printed name Mario Capecchi, Ph.D., Science Director, 2007 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and the date March 13, 2026.
collage of new and returing  board members
photo of hall bb team, coach and principal with tropy and photo collage
Current Principal Nancy Rousseau - left - and Incoming Principal April Rike - right
Information for LRSD's State of the District  with decorative image of kids  and Dr. Wright
photo of outgoing board members iwth info about reception on March 12, 4 p.m.
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.