Celebrating our seniors! Congratulations to the class of 2025!
A commencement ceremony for the Cossatot River High School class of 2025 will be held on Monday, May 12, 2025, starting at 6:00 PM in the Stevenson Gymnasium on the campus of CRHS.
Celebrating our seniors! Congratulations to the class of 2025!
A commencement ceremony for the Cossatot River High School class of 2025 will be held on Monday, May 12, 2025, starting at 6:00 PM in the Stevenson Gymnasium on the campus of CRHS.
Celebrating our seniors! Congratulations to the class of 2025!
A commencement ceremony for the Cossatot River High School class of 2025 will be held on Monday, May 12, 2025, starting at 6:00 PM in the Stevenson Gymnasium on the campus of CRHS.
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Cossatot River schools participated in the Area 14 Special Olympics track and field event in Mena recently and did so well they have been invited to the STATE COMPETITION in Searcy! The competition is a three day event and will be held May 22-24, 2025. Donations for drinks and snacks for the team are needed and much appreciated, and may be dropped off at the high school office any time before May 20th. Way to go, CRSD Special Olympics athletes! We're so proud of you!
Cossatot River Kindergarten had a blast today at Mena Silver Screen theater. We watched King of Kings and ate lots of popcorn! We then spent the afternoon at the park with a picnic lunch and lots of playing. The kids said today was the best day ever! Thanks to Mrs. Renee Hendrix and her employees for making this a great field trip. Big thanks to all of our parents who helped us keep eyes on our bunch!
Happy National Cafeteria Workers Day to our amazing team at Cossatot River Elementary!
We appreciate your hard work, dedication, and the love you pour into every meal. Thank you for nourishing our students and brightening their days with your kindness and smiles!
First grade at CRPS taking some time to relax and learn about butterflies after completing their ATLAS testing this week.
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Next week is Mental Health Awareness Week at Cossatot River Elementary, and we’re excited to shine a spotlight on mental wellness for our students and staff! Each day, we’ll have themed activities and classroom discussions to help students build emotional and social skills that support their overall well-being.
Yesterday was National Principals Day, and even though we didn’t get a picture, we couldn’t let the moment pass without honoring the heart of Umpire Schools — Mrs. Stephens.
This year has brought unimaginable challenges, yet she continues to lead with strength, grace, and unwavering dedication to our students, staff, and school community. Her resilience inspires us, and her love for Umpire shines through in everything she does.
Mrs. Stephens, thank you for the countless hours, the quiet sacrifices, and the strong leadership you show every single day. We appreciate you more than words can say.
Happy National Cafeteria Worker Day to our amazing team at Umpire Schools!
From early mornings to busy lunch lines, our cafeteria staff works hard every day to make sure our students are fed with warm meals and even warmer smiles. Your kindness, dedication, and hard work never go unnoticed — you are truly the heart of our school!
Thank you for all you do to nourish our students and brighten our days. We appreciate you more than you know!
Umpire High School students in grades 9–12 recently completed their CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training and earned 15 hours of community service!
Through this incredible program, students learned about disaster preparedness for hazards that could impact our area and were trained in vital response skills including fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. We’re so proud of these students for stepping up to be leaders in safety and service in our community!
Last week, Umpire students in grades 7–12 took a fun and educational field trip to Grandview Prairie! Students fished the ponds, explored the beautiful landscape, and even had the exciting opportunity to meet an alligator up close! They learned all about the unique prairie ecosystem and its native plants. It was a day full of hands-on learning and outdoor adventure!
The class of 2025 and the class of 2037 took a walk together through our primary, elementary, and high school campuses in their caps and gowns this afternoon! The CRHS seniors will be completing their high school journey soon with tomorrow (5/2) being their last official day of school, while the class of 2037, this year's kindergarten graduates, have a little ways to go yet. Both classes are celebrating big milestones this year! Thank you to all teachers, staff, and principals who made this a memorable event!
Happy School Principals’ Day!
Today we celebrate our incredible leader at CRES! Our principal is truly one of a kind! She sets high expectations for both staff and students, pushing us all to be our very best. Her dedication goes far beyond the call of duty, making sure every person in our school community has the tools, support, and encouragement they need to succeed.
She leads with strength, heart, and a whole lot of love. We are so thankful for the way she believes in each and every one of us.
Thank you, Mrs. Richardson, for being the heart of our school!
#PrincipalsDay #ThankYouPrincipal #CRESStrong
CRPS wants to wish a happy Principal's Day to our very own Mrs. Cowart. We are so thankful for all that she does for us!
The phone lines at CRPS are down. Please call 870-385-7101 if you need to speak with someone. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Mrs. Lawrence’s class learned to “Get Real” with a personal finance simulation at CRHS. They were assigned families and jobs and had to pay their bills. Some of them found out how hard life is with a low income and children!
CRHS senior Charlie Tadlock signed her letter of intent to continue her softball career at SAU Tech next fall! Congratulations, Charlie!
