In an effort to provide the highest quality care and safety to our district, the following information is being provided regarding COVID-19, commonly referred to as coronavirus. The district is in contact with agencies regarding illnesses, and will continue to monitor the district closely. In addition to getting a flu vaccine, the CDC recommends everyday... READ MORE >
Crossett High School students have a new sport to choose: ESports. Arkansas Activities Association has partnered with Playvs to bring League of Legends and Rocket League to students in Arkansas. There are three Eagle League of Legends teams: CSD VIBE, CSD Deadly Royals, and CSD Trailblazers. There are four Eagle Rocket League Teams: CSD Eagle Mafia, CSD ATK,... READ MORE >
We have an exciting change this year! Our students will have multiple choices for breakfast and lunch! Follow the link to see each school's menu! https://crossettschools.nutrislice.com/menu READ MORE >
Crossett Learning Center students and staff show their support for education in Arkansas by signing the Commitment to Education certificate! READ MORE >
CHS celebrates those who have committed to the teaching profession by signing the Commitment to Education certificate, showing their personal pledge to the staff and students of Crossett High School. READ MORE >
CSD Board members celebrated those who have committed to the teaching profession by signing the Commitment to Education certificate, showing their personal pledge to the students of Crossett, the teaching profession and the future of education in Arkansas. READ MORE >
Choice is Powerful! Apply now to become a Crossett Eagle! Parents of students not residing within the boundaries of Crossett School District, who would like for their children to attend Crossett Schools in 2019-2020, under Arkansas Public School Choice Act, can obtain a formal application online at www.crossettschools.org under the District Forms link or... READ MORE >
Only Michael Atchison and Jeffrey (JC) Chenos of the 8th grade robotics team were able to attend the UALR Middle School VRC Robotics Tournament held Jan. 19, 2018. This team, led by Charre Todd, PLTW teacher at Crossett Middle School, brought home 3 trophies: Tournament Champions, Robot Skills Champions, and Team Excellence. We are super proud of these two... READ MORE >
The Engineering Eagles, led by Melissa Martar, attended a VEX Robotics competition in Hope, AR recently. The 5th and 6th grade teams were paired together for teamwork finals and won 1st Place! Congratulations! READ MORE >
VISION The purpose of the Industry collaboration for Advanced Manufacturing Education is to be the catalyst for developing world-class technical talent for manufacturing. The program will strive to be a conduit between industry and education with a primary focus on meeting the needs of the manufacturers. MISSION Arkansas FAME works closely with UAM-CTC to... READ MORE >
Students in the PreK PLTW program at Crossett Learning Center are exploring characteristics of living and nonliving things. By examining habitats, students are developing an understanding of what living things need in order to survive. They use the design process to sketch, build, and test an animal’s shelter, then reflect on their design. Students in Ms. Jones'... READ MORE >
The Engineering Eagles Robotics Team, led by Melissa Martar, had their first competition recently. All 3 teams did really well! In teamwork, 7th grade came in 2nd, 6th grade came in 4th, and 5th grade came in 5th. In skills, 7th grade tied for 2nd place. The 7th grade team won the Design Award and the Excellence Award, which is the highest award Vex gives out!! We... READ MORE >
The Crossett School District's Annual Report to the Public will be presented at the October 8, 2018 Board of Education meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Hugh Willis Administration Building, 219 Main St. READ MORE >
CMS Eagle Sounds takes the Diamond The CMS Eagle Sounds Choir ended their performance season with a magnificent rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner Tuesday night @ Dicky Steven's Stadium in North Little Rock, AR. The choir was given great compliments from players and park officials! Students also enjoyed watching the Travelers play the Naturals and several... READ MORE >
Students from Crossett and Hamburg High Schools recently received core curriculum certification by the National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) after completing a series of welding classes at the UAM College of Technology-Crossett. Students completing the program received concurrent high school and college credit. NCCER certification means... READ MORE >
The CHS Archery Team competed at the Regionals Tournament Feb. 10, 2018 at Hamburg and won 2nd place and will be moving on to the State competition March 3 in Hot Springs. They have been practicing at minimum twice a week, and as of late have been practicing 3-4 times per week. Many of the students involved had never shot a bow or never used a bow without sights.... READ MORE >
Welcome to ThinkCentral, a website where you can access your Go Math! Textbooks and fun interactive activities! The Interactive Student Edition (ISE) is a great tool for students and parents. This tool provides you with a presentation of the math lesson and practice problems relating to that lesson. It includes the Personal Math Trainer, Math on the Spot videos,... READ MORE >
Thank you for your dedication to the students of the Crossett School District. Pictured: Gary Williams, Superintendent; Keith Carter, Vice-President; Keith Medders, President; Katie Jordan; Eddie Goodson, Secretary; and not pictured, Robert Cornelius. READ MORE >
Key Club sponsored a blood drive through Lifeshare. The blood drive workers were Abbey Austin, Carson Gilbert, Bennett Holt, Zach Price, Carson Grannon, Sydney Watkins, and Jenna Cate Roberts. We had 76 donors and collected 90 units of blood. Pictured is senior Kaylon Williams preparing to donate blood. READ MORE >
CHS Teacher Cadet is a program of study completed in a year-long course. It is an innovative, hands-on program designed for students who want to become teachers. For more information on the program, click here: Teacher Cadet Brochure READ MORE >
Crossett Middle School 5th and 7th grade students are participating in “An Hour of Code”. The Hour of Code is designed to demystify code and show that computer science is not rocket science and anybody can learn the basics," said Hadi Partovi, founder and CEO of Code.org. "Over 100 million students worldwide have tried an Hour of Code. The demand for relevant... READ MORE >
The increased demand for certified welders has generated a need to offer in-depth training and lab experiences necessary for the development of combination and advanced welding skills required for certification in multiple areas. The Welding Technology program at UAM-CTC is designed to meet those objectives. UAM-CTC offers three levels of completion in Welding... READ MORE >
Ozobots are small, smart toy robots that empower gamers and learners to code, play, create and connect the physical and digital worlds. Our students at CMS are using these small robots in EAST and KeyCode classes. READ MORE >
The Forward Arkansas Crossett Steering Committee is currently working on the strategic plan that will be implemented in our community for the next 5 years. As part of this plan, the committee is conducting community surveys. In order to meet our goal of 1000 surveys by the October 1 deadline, we need your help! Please complete the survey below that best describes... READ MORE >
Crossett Middle School is implementing a new learning platform for eighth grade students. This platform is called Summit Learning which allows the teacher to instruct students at their individual learning level while students become more self directed learners. Teachers have the tools they need to customize instruction to meet student's unique needs and... READ MORE >
Act 37 states a driver of a motor vehicle shall not use a handheld wireless telephone while passing a school building or school zone during school hours when children are present and outside the building. A driver of a motor vehicle may use a wireless telephone while in a school zone for emergency purpose. A driver of a motor vehicle may not use a handheld... READ MORE >