Hello Parents,
Kona Ice is coming on Friday Nov 4!
We are using an online payment system to simplify the process and make things easier on our staff. Please copy and paste the link into your browser to pay.
https://app.konaicepay.com/#//F0319572
If your student has a Kona Ice plastic cup, they may bring it and use the "Refill" option for $3 (please make sure the cup is clean and not cracked)
If you would like to provide a Kona for another student, or multiple Konas, please select the "pay it forward" option, and pick the number of Konas you wish to provide.
Please have your order in by Thurs Nov 3 at 9PM sharp!
Parents/ Guardians: We are excited to have you all coming to night for Parent Teacher Conferences. If your student has left a jacket at school, all outer wear and clothing items in the lost and found have been set out in the cafeteria for easy viewing. These items will be relocated after today.
Attn Parents/ Guardians: CES is in need of any volunteers who would like to help cook hotdogs tomorrow afternoon (weather permitting) for our Fall Festival. We will start at 3 o'clock. If you would like to help please contact our office and leave your name and number!
CES Red Ribbon Week Kickoff
Tuesday, October 25th from 7:30-7:50 (during morning drop off)
We welcome all of our CES parents to participate in our Red Ribbon Week kickoff by coming up with the most creative way to decorate your vehicles in honor of this year's Red Ribbon Week. This year’s theme is “Celebrate Life. Live Drug Free.”. We encourage our bus drivers to participate in our morning kickoff as well. Students can make posters at home to bring to school to be used to decorate our hallways. We look forward to seeing everyone celebrate life and live drug free with CES!
Check out what CES has going for Red Ribbon Week 2022!
Crossett School District would like to invite the community to celebrate the dedication of the CT Foster Auditorium, Roosevelt Early Hall, Stanley Cheshier Hall, and Coach Bobby Richardson Track at Crossett High School on Friday, October 14.
CT Foster: 4:00 p.m. (CHS Auditorium)
Roosevelt Early: 4:20 p.m. (CHS Elective Hall)
Staley Cheshier: 4:40 p.m. (CHS Core Hall)
Coach Bobby Richardson: 5:00 p.m. (Yarborough Football Field Main Gate)
Attn Parents and Guardian: CES is still without internet and phone service this morning Wed October 12.
Attn Parents/ Guardians:
Phones are still down.
We have received info that a fiber cable has been cut. There is no eta on it being fixed.
Attn Parents and Guardians:
CES is experiencing internet connectivity issues at the moment so our phones are down.
We will continue to post updates on the phone status throughout the day.
Please see the following message from CSD Superintendent's Office Friday 10/7/2022:
We have received rumors of possible threats of violence against the schools; however, at this time, we do not have any credible information on any active threats. We take all possible threats seriously and will act appropriately should the situation change.
Attn. Parents of Cheer Kiddie Campers:
This is a reminder from Ms. McCay and the CHS cheerleaders. Please be at the football field tomorrow, Thursday Sept 15, by 6:00 PM to perform at the game. Also, please wear your shirts again on Friday to perform and cheer at the District Wide Pep-Rally!
Come see what students are learning in our classrooms at Math and Literacy night! The event is tonight, September 8, from 5:30-7;00 p.m. at CES. We will meet in the cafeteria and then dismiss into teachers' classrooms.
Attn CES Parents and Guardians: Phones are currently up and running!!
Attn Parents and Guardians:
CES is experiencing issues with the internet which means phones are currently down. We will post updates periodically.
Attention Parents and Guardians:
Spirit week is Next week. Let's show our Eagle pride at CES with the following themed days:
CES Ashley Bowl Spirit Week
September 12-16, 2022
Monday: “Mix Up” the Lions (wear mismatched clothes)
Tuesday: Show the Lions we are BRIGHT (wear neon colors/bright colors)
Wednesday: Go “Wild” on the Lions (wear Camo/any kind of animal print)
Thursday: Show the Lions that Eagles ROCK! (Dress like a Rock Star)
Friday: Show the Lions that we Love our Eagles (wear Eagle attire)
Attention Kiddie Kamp Parents:
Do not park in the Bus Circle drive at the back of the school for drop off at Kiddie Kamp. Please use the main parking lot so the buses can safely and quickly do their pick-ups.
All is well at CES this morning, Wednesday August 31. It was a false alarm. An alarm was pulled by a student entering the building.
CES Yearbooks will be in after Labor Day. If you pre-ordered, they will be sent home with your student. There will be a limited number of extras available for $35.
As we start the 2022-23 school year, we are all aware that variants of the COVID-19 virus continue to impact our community. There is an uptick in COVID-19 positive cases in our area at this time. We are also heading into cold and flu season. To help promote a clean environment for learning, the school district has:
Hand sanitizer in classrooms and sanitizer stations throughout the buildings
Touchless water refilling stations
Reinforcing the importance of personal hygiene (covering mouth when coughing/sneezing, proper hand washing, etc)
High-touch area cleaning/sanitizing throughout the day
Students who test positive for Covid-19 should isolate for five days, and are required to wear a mask for an additional five days after release of isolation. In addition, we ask that you notify the school should your child(ren) test positive for Covid-19 in order to correctly determine the isolation release date. At this time, no close contact quarantining is required per the CDC and Arkansas Department of Health. These guidelines are subject to change at any time. Please note that if your child is in Pre-K, guidelines and recommendations are different. Please call your Pre-K for specific recommendations for that age group of students.
Symptoms of Covid-19 are similar to the regular seasonal flu and sinus infections and include fever, coughing, headache and shortness of breath. Some have reported additional symptoms, such as runny nose, sore throat, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, lack of appetite, and loss of smell.
Individuals who need medical care should call their medical providers to report their illnesses prior to seeking care at a clinic, physician’s office, or hospital.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact your child’s school.
Check out the link to our School Counselor's News Letter:
https://www.smore.com/r95me