Umpire Summative Test Schedule
Students, be sure to charge your Chromebooks and charge your brains by getting plenty of rest and a nutritious breakfast! Let's finish strong!
CRPS will be hosting a small fundraiser for ther K-2 students to participate in glow in the dark dodgeball.
Reminder! Cossatot River High School students currently in grades 7-11 will meet with their mentor teachers to complete their Student Success Plans (SSP) on Monday, April 21, 2025. Students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and conferences will take approximately 15 minutes to complete. If you have any questions, please contact the CRHS main office at 870-387-4200.
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!
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**Attention ALL Cossatot River Campuses**
Join us at CRPS for kindergarten round up!
Hope to see you there!
✨ Our amazing CRES student intern, Ms. Nacole, helped students get test-ready with a fun and fast-paced multiplication game! 💥🧠
As the ATLAS test approaches, these interactive math moments are building confidence, sharpening skills, and keeping spirits high! 💪📚 Huge thanks to our intern for making learning exciting and meaningful!
#TestPrepFun #MultiplicationMasters #StudentSuccess #ATLASReady #LearningThroughPlay
**ATTENTION**
Congratulations to Umpire Seniors Jose Zaragoza and Chris Tomblin!
Both students have been selected to be honored at the Governor’s Scholastic Honors Day on May 3rd — an event that celebrates Arkansas’s best and brightest high school seniors.
We are proud of their hard work, dedication, and academic excellence. Way to represent Umpire School!
We’d like to give a big congratulations to our Umpire Senior High Track Team on a great performance yesterday at the DeQueen meet!
Several personal records were broken, and we are so proud of the hard work and determination our athletes continue to show. Keep pushing, Wildcats!
CRPS celebrates National Librarians Day.
ALL K-12 students at Umpire School had a chance to have fun predicting winners, creating cereal boxes featuring some of the combatants, and learning a lot of animal (and plant) science. Below are the winners listed, and some photos of the fun! The individual winners completed an entire bracket before the tournament started. The small group and class wide brackets were completed round by round.
March Mammal Madness (MMM) is an annual, simulated tournament inspired by the NCAA basketball tournament, but it pits various animals (and sometimes plants)against each other in hypothetical battles. It's a fun and educational competition organized by a team at Arizona State University (ASU) led by Dr. Katie Hinde.
Umpire Elementary students kicked off ATLAS testing with a cool treat — sno cones for everyone! What better way to fuel up and get focused than with a sweet surprise? Way to start strong, students!
Welcome Kashten to The Lost Tooth Club!
First grade Soft Seven award winners for last month. James Johnson, Gayle Herring, Tyler Deaton, and MadiLynn Sharrock
Softball, Baseball, and Soccer Senior Nights at CRHS!
We will recognize softball and baseball seniors during the last home games of the season on Monday, April 21, starting at 4:30 PM! Soccer seniors will be recognized on Tuesday, April 22, starting at approximately 6:30 PM, immediately following the girls soccer game.
We hope to see a huge crowd of supporters out for all of these senior athletes who have brought much success to the CRHS softball, baseball, and soccer programs.
Welcoming Hayslee to The Lost Tooth Club!
Welcome Trenton to The Lost Tooth Club!
The students at Umpire School are loving to read and showing off their skills by taking book tests! It's awesome to see their excitement for reading and growing their minds one story at a time!
