Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Life Skills for Youth is a nonprofit that provides mentorship, support and a safe space for youth and partnership for parents in central Arkansas. Learn more: https://lifeskillsforyouth.org/programs/
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Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Today's spotlight features ROBINSON HIGH student, Raigen Craig. Kookie Kraze By Rai shares delicious creations with the world through scrumptious, high-quality cookies. 🍪😋 - https://trst.in/2bgQ9t #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Kimber Decor Events, owned by OAKBROOKE ELEMENTARY parent Kimberly Trell, offers wedding & event planning. Check out the services her team has to offer: https://trst.in/8iGLio #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: J5 Therapy, Inc. is a speech, occupational & physical therapy provider that has been serving kids and families for more than 5 years. Learn more: https://j5therapy.com/ #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Home Health Care Agency of Arkansas offers non-medical assistance to adults with disabilities who need extra help living at home. Check out the variety of care options: https://trst.in/qhuH1r #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: H.E.R. Counseling and Wellness is on a mission to provide a collaborative approach with women on the path to wellness. Learn more about their counseling services: https://trst.in/NSvjpR #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Gilmer's Learning Solutions is an educational solutions business committed to helping the community obtain high academic achievement. They also partner with Pulaski County Youth Services and work with several PCSSD elementary schools. Learn more: http://www.gilmerslearningsolutions.com/ #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Esthetic Excellence Academy offers licensing programs in aesthetics, cosmetology and manicuring. Learn more about her services: https://trst.in/RrJmuf #pcssdproud #serveall
International Day of Women and Girls in Science is the perfect time to spotlight how PCSSD empowers girls to explore STEM pathways and careers! STEM-related instruction begins in elementary school and continues through high school: https://trst.in/YZIqmg #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Dr. Brian McGee is a PCSSD parent! He offers patients exceptional expertise at his gastroenterology practice, Digestive Care - West Little Rock. https://trst.in/iigSKG #pcssdproud #serveall
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: Construction Development Team is a full service masonry contracting firm specializing in commercial construction projects. Learn more: https://trst.in/o5vhqy #pcssdproud #serveall
The 5th grade TREK students at Baker Elementary embarked on a global adventure, researching countries from all over the world! Fun fact: did you know that there are more than 30 different languages represented at Baker? The 5th graders were pumped to explore the cultures and countries their fellow students’ families come from. They taught everyone cool new games, and some even took the stage to show off traditional dances from those places! Parents had a blast learning about different cultures too, and they were absolutely amazed by the students’ stellar presentation skills. World tour, Baker style!
The staff at Baker Elementary kicked off Friday with some good old-fashioned fun: snowflake hunting! Five lucky folks received a shiny plastic snowflake at the start of the day, but here's the catch—everyone else was on the lookout to snatch them up! Snowflakes could be “stolen” at any moment, so you had to stay sharp. By the end of the day, the five snowflake holders were the proud winners of a gift card AND some serious bragging rights!
The 3rd and 4th grade TREK students at Baker Elementary took a fun trip back in time to research and present on different decades! The 3rd graders crafted awesome tri-fold boards filled with everything from cool inventions and major events to slang and even hairstyles from the past. Meanwhile, the 4th graders went all out by creating time capsules from various decades, with some even teaching parents the latest dance moves from their era! Parents had a blast reminiscing and were totally blown away by the students’ impressive speaking skills. Time travel has never been so much fun!
Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: C.O.P. Out, LLC, founded by April Harper, LPC, creates a therapeutic safe place for children, teens & adults who struggle with mental health related issues. https://trst.in/YUIDMx
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It's game day! Who are you cheering for in this game: the Chiefs or the Eagles? And don’t forget the true MVP: delicious snacks! Drop an emoji/GIF in the comments with your favorite game day snack! Not sure, here are some ideas: https://trst.in/eGujYx.
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Black History Month, Local Black-Owned Business Spotlight: So Charming Boxes brings people together with curated custom charcuterie boxes, boards and grazing tables. Start your snack journey: http://www.socharmingboxes.com/ #pcssdproud #serveall
Baker Elementary 5th Graders in Art Enrichment learned about the "running stitch" and the "whip stitch." They used their new skills to turn a pair of socks into these sweet bunnies!
PCSSD students have convenient quality care on campus! From routine physicals and check-ups to sick visits, acute care, immunizations and vaccinations, let our School-Based Health Center help you take care of your family! Learn more: https://trst.in/42NLkW #pcssdproud #serveall
Did you know? Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S. Wear Red Day, an important event during American Heart Month, is a chance to wear red to spread awareness about women's cardiovascular health. #pcssdproud #serveall
