Academic achievement incentive for 3rd-4th grade students demonstrating high test scores and growth.
Farm Bureau reads to Hillcrest 2nd graders!
Hillcrest juniors Savanah Miesner and Chloe Brannon served as legislative pages today at the Arkansas state Capitol. Other Hillcrest students were able to go with them to tour the Capitol and observe the workings of our state government. These students and our Hillcrest administration would like to thank our Representative Bart Schulz for inviting the students to the Capitol today, even though he couldn't be there as he was in Cave City helping with disaster relief efforts. They would also like to thank Cheryl Augustine, public relations lead at visitor services at the Capitol in Little Rock, for an amazing tour.
Hillcrest 3rd graders have been anxiously awaiting our classroom chicks to hatch. This was part of our study on lifecycles in science.
Academic achievement incentive for K-2nd grade students demonstrating high test scores and growth.
Academic achievement incentive for K-2nd grade students demonstrating high test scores and growth.
Hillcrest high school students recently toured Black River Technical College. During Sophomore Preview Day they looked at all of the Secondary Technical Center areas including welding, machine technology, CNA/phlebotomy, automotive collision repair and service, and industrial electricity. Juniors attended a Hard Tech Preview Day where they toured the fire training center, automotive collision repair and service, industrial electricity/robotics, welding, machine technology and gun-smithing.
Living to Serve! Our FFA Officer Team was privileged to serve at the Area 9 NEA Cattlemen’s Association Spring Conference. Our students had a rewarding experience, interacting with many leaders in the livestock industry. We appreciate Ricky and Virginia Goff for inviting us and sponsoring our FFA chapter’s ACA membership. #hillcrestffa #screamineagles #screamitachieveit
Hillcrest Elementary's Student of the Month-February (A SUCCESSFUL EAGLE).
Kindergarten
Ila Nettles, Hunter Raney, Boone Sigur, Timmy Thompson, Hopelynn Cooney.
1st Grade
Bella Beane, Sadie Richey, Olivia Blevins, Hylan Caddy, Hunter Syzmanski, Harper Jones.
2nd Grade
Stella Britton, Shanleigh Parker.
3rd Grade
Noah Johnson, Zaylee Winters.
4th Grade
Ariel Ferguson, Harper Blevins, Atalas Watts, Izzy Mross.
5th Grade
Finley Carley Adalynd Jines, Ben Brannon.
6th Grade
Jaxon Johnson, Jayce Fitzgerald, Zion Brown.
Fourth-grade students participated in READBowl, a global competition featuring 800,000 students. The competition ran from January 13th to February 7th. The students collectively accumulated 114,511 minutes of reading, encompassing a range of activities, including instruction, read-alouds, and independent reading. The class has been recognized as state champions in this global competition, reflecting their remarkable commitment and accomplishment.
6th grader Jayce Fitzgerald took on the exciting challenge of creating a drawing for the Special Olympics design competition. With a burst of creativity, he captured the spirit of unity, strength, and determination that the Special Olympics represents.
5th Grade Hillcrest Reading Achievers
5th Grade Hillcrest Reading Achievers
6th Grade Hillcrest Reading Achiever
4th Grade Hillcrest Reading Achievers
3rd Grade Hillcrest Reading Achievers
K-2 Hillcrest Reading Achievers
Academic achievement incentive for 5th-7th grade students demonstrating high test scores and growth.
4th grader Raina Ireland purchased a “Read a Book” card from the Soar store and read Come on, Rain! By Karen Hesse to the 2nd Graders.
Tomorrow and Wednesday 9-12 grade volunteers are welcome to help with tornado cleanup. If we have enough students, we will go to various locations as needed in the Calamine areas. The requirements are that students participate, wear closed toed shoes, jeans, and gloves. It's supposed to be windy. We will provide breakfast and lunch. We will probably go out after lunch as well. Parental permission is required through handwritten notes or direct contact with the high school. Safety is our priority to help our community. Hillcrest School District is committed to helping those affected. Thursday will not be a cleanup day and students that need remediation will be required to be at the high school. Thank you and we hope for a great turnout of volunteers.