Cossatot River School District

Even with the lights out our CRPS first graders are reading by flashlight.🔦

Umpire Track is headed to STATE! Our Umpire Wildcats had a great performance at the District Track Meet, with several athletes qualifying for the State Meet. Their hard work and determination have paid off, and we are so proud of them! The State Track Meet will be held on Tuesday, May 6th in Gurdon. Let’s cheer them on as they represent Umpire at the next level!

Welcoming Eleanor and Tyler into the 50 point club. They are the first of the 1st graders to make it!

Welcoming 5 first graders into the 25 point club! We are so proud of them!

CRHS Senior Walk Update: Due to the predicted weather moving through our area this afternoon, the Senior Walk has been rescheduled for Thursday, May 1, 2025.

**ATTENTION**

Last Friday, Cossatot River Schools hosted a fantastic Kindergarten Round-Up, and it was a huge success! The school was filled with lots of smiling faces as our little ones embarked on their first steps into education. 🌟 A special thanks to our generous community partners who made this fun-filled evening possible: ☕ Rise And Shine Café for keeping smiles fueled with delicious ice coffees and tasty burgers and pizzas! 🎈 M&M Party Rentals for transforming the space into a colorful wonderland of bouncy houses! 🏦 Union Bank for their unwavering support and kindness and fun stuff for the kids! 🌳 Cossatot River State Park for bringing nature's beauty to our event. 🏥 Dr Randy Walkers crew for taking care of the immunizations and physicals! Thank you to everyone who joined us, your enthusiasm and support made the night truly memorable! Here’s to an exciting school year ahead! 📚😊 #KindergartenRoundUp #CossatotRiverSchools #CommunitySupport Rise and Shine Cafe Grannis, AR Union Bank M&M Party Rentals Dr. Randy Walker Cossatot River State Park Photos and post from Jennifer Higgins

Umpire Jr/Sr Beta Club Spring Service Project

Piñata's donated by Erika Palacios and Marisol Palacios for Cinco de Mayo celebration.

Band students at Cossatot River High School will present their spring concert on Friday, May 2, in the Holbert Auditorium (CRES Campus) starting at 7:00 PM. We hope to see you there!

Cossatot River Primary School is proud to announce its Character Kids of the Month for April. The word of the month is "Perseverance." The April Star Students are: (pictured front row from left to right) Wendell Rippke, Raylan Wise, Sam Owens, Alayna Kyle, Kaselyn Frachiseur (back row)Jonathan Vicente, Annabelle Hall, Gayle Herring, Braxdon Bailey, Greyson Hexamer. Not pictured is Jessa Johnson.

Finish the Cossatot River Baseball season strong! Parents and fans can still order gear till the end of the season!! When parents utilize our Quick Ship program, every order will arrive within days! Shop now and save 10% off site wide with code: SPRING515 https://1stplace.sale/BB115006

**CRES Reminder**

After several days of testing, our K-2 students at Umpire took a well-deserved brain break! They showed off their teamwork and problem-solving skills by working together to complete puzzles. A fun and rewarding way to wrap up the day!

Click the link below to view CRHS announcements for this week! Use the link inside the document to access the most up-to-date sports schedules! https://www.canva.com/design/DAGQ8ZDn4Fw/XMnMngZDcsPQnugKuY5b0g/view?utm_content=DAGQ8ZDn4Fw&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

CRES 4th Grade Science Spotlight! Our 4th graders have been putting their curiosity to the test with a colorful science experiment! This week, students placed white azaleas in cups of water dyed with different colors and the results were blooming with excitement! Through this experiment, they explored how flowers absorb water through their stems, and how capillary action can create some seriously cool color changes. Science is even more fun when you can see it in action and in full color! Great job, 4th grade scientists! #CRESScience #CuriousLearners #ColorfulExperiments #FutureScientists

This month, we proudly celebrate our CRES Star Students who have shown an incredible sense of curiosity! Curiosity drives us to ask questions, explore new ideas, and dig deeper into the world around us. These students are always eager to discover, understand, and grow. Whether they’re investigating a new topic, experimenting in class, or simply asking thoughtful questions, they inspire us all to stay curious! Congratulations to our April Star Students! Keep wondering, keep exploring, and never stop being curious! Back Row (L-R): Hunter Terry, Averiona Burkett, Faith Juarez, Blayze McCoy, AmberLee Jeanes, and Sebastian Delgado Front Row (L-R): Benz Dees, Kynlie Barton, Addison Higgins, Samentha Masumoto, Wyatt Vaughn, and Angel Alarcon

Ms. Laken’s 7th grade class at Umpire has been conducting a germ growth experiment using slices of bread touched to various surfaces around the school… and the results are in! Let’s just say… the students were shocked (and a little disgusted) at what did — and didn’t — grow germs! The basketball from the gym? Germ city! The men’s restroom doorknob? Surprisingly clean! The experiment was not only eye-opening, but a great lesson in hygiene and observation. The attached photos show just how real the reactions were — especially when students saw (and smelled) the results! Great job to Ms. Laken’s 7th graders for being brave scientists and making learning so memorable!

Come out and support our Ag students! This will support the Agricultural Scholarship that is awarded to a CRSD Senior each year. Price per plate: 15 per adult and 10 for kids 12 & under.

CRHS seniors enjoyed a day in the Fayetteville area today on their senior trip!