It's National Custodian Day!
This wonderful Wildcat spends most of her time behind the scenes, but she makes sure our school is clean and sanitary every day! Thank you, Ms. Barbara for all of your hard work!



Encore is an auditioned choir made up of senior high choir members at Cossatot River High School. They rehearse before school and perform at special events, concerts, and competitions throughout the year. If you would like to schedule them for your event, please contact Susan Brewer at sbrewer@cossatot.us.



They competed in Project Proposal, Collaboration Connection, and Beta Blitz. While the Jr. and Sr. Project Proposal teams did not qualify, both divisions advanced in Collaboration Connection and Beta Blitz.
Students also enjoyed meals at Domino’s, Waffle House, and CiCi’s and spent time swimming, making memories and strengthening friendships.
Teams:
Project Proposal Jr: Evelyn, Martin, Rosie, Adaline, & Calley
Project Proposal Sr: Saedee, Savanna, Emmanuel, D'Art, & Jerry
Collaboration Connection Jr: Rosie, Adaline, Calley, Evelyn, Marcos, & Keven
Collaboration Connection Sr: Patrick, Emmanuel, Aiden, Adan, Saedee, & Jerry
Beta Blitz Jr: Rosie, Evelyn, Adaline, Calley, & Barron
Beta Blitz Sr: Saedee (designer), Savanna, D’Art, Jerry, Adan, & Aiden (presenters)







If you have any items you would like to donate for Junior Bingo prizes or if you want to donate cake mixes or desserts to the Senior Cake Walk, you can deliver them to the school by noon on Friday.
We can't wait to see you!

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Goal Achieved!
Congratulations to CRHS students Karely G., Leidy M., Keyla T., Aleyda L., and Dafne A. who reached proficiency level in their second language!

In order to meet the Governor's plan for conservation in the schools, Cossatot River will be enhancing our Outdoor Classroom with assistance from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. As part of this effort, Reggie Fryar, Nick DePriest, and Scott Morgan traveled to Rick Evans Grandview Prairie Nature Center for Stream Team training.



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Staff Sergeant John W. Davis of the Army National Guard visited Umpire High School for Constitution Day.
During his visit, he explained the meaning and symbolism behind the US flag. The flag’s stripes represent the original thirteen colonies while the stars represent the 50 US states. The colors also carry significance: red symbolizes valor and sacrifice, white stands for purity and innocence, and blue reflects vigilance, perseverance, and justice.
But to our Wildcats, the flag represents even more: freedom, hope, and home.
UHS would also like to give a shout out to our Army National Guard seniors: Jadan, Kelley, and Selena!



