Securing funding for a college, university, or technical school is a crucial step in planning for further education after high school. PCSSD is sharing information regarding the upcoming Arkansas Virtual Financial Aid Night, hosted by the Arkansas Student Loan Authority (ASLA) and the Arkansas Division of Higher Education.
📌 Event Details
🗓️ Date: Thursday, October 8
⏰ Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Virtual (Zoom)
💡 Resources & What Will Be Covered
💻 FAFSA Application Guidance → Overview for studentaid.gov
🎓 State Grants & ADHE Scholarships → Application steps via sams.adhe.edu
🎁 ASLA Scholarship Drawing → Attendees can enter for a chance to win a scholarship!
🗓️ 1-on-1 FAFSA Assistance → Links to schedule dedicated help sessions
🚀 How to Participate
📘 Free Pay-for-College Guidebook → Download for students and order forms for counselors
👉 To register or ask questions, click here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeBdrCf8M6EkIhAca_SbvGCQNZ6hHKEcYdWATzV1Migb-SSow/viewform
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Sylvan Hills Junior High’s choir hosted singers from Mills Middle, Robinson High, Robinson Middle, and Sylvan Hills Middle schools. The extra reps built confidence ahead of All‑Region auditions on October 3. Good luck!
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Each year, the College Board Advanced Placement Program (AP) recognizes high school students who have demonstrated outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on multiple AP Exams
During the May 2026 testing period, these students showed mastery on three or more exams.
🔗https://www.pcssd.org/article/3148884
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Friday, Sept. 25 | Kickoff at 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Charlie George Stadium
🎖 Special Event: Halftime Recognition for 1980 Players, Coaches, Managers & Trainers
Once a Senator, always a Senator. See you under the Friday night lights!
#ONETEAM #WEAREJOET #SENATORNATION
Our overall district letter grade has improved from a D to a C, and schools across the district have experienced some big progress.
Here’s what we mean:
🚀 4 schools jumped multiple grade levels
🏅 11 schools improved by at least one letter grade
📈 19 schools increased their overall accountability scores
We are proud of these achievements, and we are C-ing even greater things ahead!
#seeusdifferently #ExpectBelieveSucceed
It is already more than halfway through the first quarter, which means it is a good time to check in on student progress! Log in to the Home Access Center anytime at hac23.esp.k12.ar.us to view grades, attendance, and more. #ExpectBelieveSucceed
👑 Congratulations to our 2026 Homecoming Court!
Senior Princesses
Presleigh Bass
Victoria Bolden
Madison Chang
Kassidy Glover
Grace Glasbrenner
Jillian Pacheco
Savannah Qualls
Yamara Reeves
Na'Tyisa Singleton
Leighton Stubbs
Sage Ward
Junior Maids
Allee Bittle
Gerran Connors
Mia Jackson
Trinity James
Ma'Ryah Rodger
Sophomore Maids
Harper DeSoto
Sadie Jameson
Freshman Maids
Ellie Faires
Savannah Montoya
Kimorah Rudley
🏈 Come out and support them and our undefeated football team this Friday, September 25, at 7:00 p.m. as we take on Jacksonville at home! #ExpectBelieveSucceed
It’s Homecoming Week at Robinson High School!
Get ready to show your school spirit all week long! Check out the attached graphic for our daily Spirit Day dress-up themes, and mark your calendars for the main events:
🏈 Homecoming Game: Friday, Sept. 25 @ 7:00 PM (vs. Jacksonville Titans)
💃 Homecoming Dance: Saturday, Sept. 26 @ 7:00 PM
What a statement win for the Senators at Charlie George Stadium! Our team put up 56 points on the board, and the energy in the stands was unmatched all night long. Huge shoutout to our cheer squad for bringing the theme to life and for keeping the crowd loud from kick-off to the final whistle.
* A special thanks to our art department for our student section banners!
Drop your favorite play or congrats for the players in the comments below! Go Senators!
Students in the CLASS OF 2027 AND BEYOND must earn 75 COMMUNITY SERVICE LEARNING (CSL) HOURS to graduate. Students can earn hours in four approved ways, beginning the summer after 8th grade.
1. SCHOOL‑SPONSORED OPPORTUNITIES
Students may earn hours through PCSSD-SPONSORED EVENTS, teacher-approved projects, campus clean-ups, family nights, and other school-based service activities. These opportunities are supervised, structured, and easy for students to access.
2. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
Students may volunteer with FOOD BANKS, ANIMAL SHELTERS, NURSING HOMES, HOSPITALS, COMMUNITY EVENTS, and other nonprofit organizations. Families must vet all sites for safety and transportation.
3. WORK‑BASED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Students may earn hours through volunteer experiences connected to CAREER PATHWAYS, including job shadowing, workplace‑based service, and community events hosted by employers.
4. QUALIFYING EMPLOYMENT FOR WORKING STUDENTS
Students who work may count PAID EMPLOYMENT HOURS toward CSL when documentation meets state requirements. This option supports students balancing school, work, and family responsibilities.
Learn more at pcssd.org/page/community-service.
Match Day!
🎓 Congratulations, Class of 2026 AP Scholars! 👏
🔗 Learn more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/3136021 #ExpectBelieveSucceed
Please join in celebrating these security officers for National Security Officer Appreciation Week. #ExpectBelieveSucceed
Please see the attached flyer for Spirit Week leading up to our homecoming game next week! The RHS Homecoming game is set for Friday 9/25.
You do not have to have experience. You do not have to know exactly what you want to do. Come learn about the opportunities, meet the people involved, ask questions, and find your place.
There’s a place for you here.
This Friday
During Advisory
Robinson High School Auditorium
Come see what Theatre & Debate has to offer. You might just find your new thing.
