PBSD will observe MLK on Monday, January 19th.

Dr. Jennifer Barbaree met with the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council today. During the meeting, students and Dr. Barbaree engaged in meaningful conversations about the school district as a whole, as well as experiences specific to their individual schools. The purpose of the council is to provide students with a voice and allow the superintendent to hear not only their concerns, but also the successes they are experiencing throughout the district.
PBHS Zebra Basketball vs. White Hall
🗓 January 9, 2026
📍 Pine Bluff High School
JV Boys – 5:00 PM
Varsity Girls – 6:00 PM
Varsity Boys – 7:15 PM
FPGV will resume regular schedule tomorrow , Friday , January 9, 2026 for preschool and kindergarten scholars.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Attention Parents and Guardians of Forrest Park/Greenville Kinder Academy:
Due to a water leak and limited water pressure at Forrest Park/Greenville Kinder Academy, Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 students will not attend school on tomorrow, Thursday, January 8th. However, Kindergarten students will attend school as scheduled. Thank you for your understanding as we work to resolve this issue.
Due to a water leak and limited water pressure at Forrest Park/Greenville Kinder Academy, Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 students will not attend school on tomorrow, Thursday, January 8th. However, Kindergarten students will attend school as scheduled. Thank you for your understanding as we work to resolve this issue.
Happy New Year and Welcome Back! THE PBSD Staff will return back to work on tomorrow and our students will return back on Wednesday, January 7.

📚✨ Our district's Librarian PLC recently had the pleasure of attending—and hosting—this quarter’s JobAlike library meeting at the SEARK Coop. Collaboration and creativity were on full display! Led by 34th Elementary librarian Wendy Camarillo, the team engaged in hands-on activities focused on creating and sharing practical programming tools that can be easily implemented back on our campuses. Special thanks to Elizabeth Wall(Southwood Elem.), Connie Jackson (Pine Bluff Jr. High), and Larissa Davis (Pine Bluff Sr. High) for helping facilitate a successful and energizing session—Pine Bluff School District librarians are connected, innovative, and always leading the way for literacy and learning.



Pine Bluff School District Christmas Break, December 22-January 6.
Classes will resume January 7, 2026.
Classes will resume January 7, 2026.

The PBSD will have its monthly board meeting tonight at 6 pm at the Jordan Chaney Administration Building.
Pine Bluff High School is proud to announce that Chanya Burnley was selected to represent PBHS at the JAG National Career Development Conference (NCDC) in Washington, D.C. Chanya joined the Arkansas Delegation for an unforgettable week of leadership development, career exploration, and national networking.
During their time in the nation’s capital, Chanya and her fellow delegates had the special opportunity to visit the U.S. Capitol and meet with Congressman Bruce Westerman and Congressman Steve Womack. Both congressmen shared encouraging words about the critical role Career and Technical Education (CTE) plays in preparing students for real-world success. Delegates also had the chance to express what the JAG Advantage means to them—highlighting how the program has shaped their confidence, goals, and future pathways.
The trip also included leadership sessions, meaningful discussions with peers from across the country, and tours of the Capitol along with several historic national monuments. It was a powerful week that broadened perspectives and strengthened skills that students will carry forward into their careers.
Chanya was accompanied by her JAG Specialist, Mr. Calvin Thomas, who continues to support and champion PBHS students as they grow into strong leaders.
We are incredibly proud of Chanya’s representation, her professionalism, and the way she showcased the excellence of Pine Bluff High School on a national stage.




Join us for an evening filled with holiday spirit and joyful performances! 🎶🎄
The Pine Bluff School District Fine Arts Departments proudly present the 2025 Christmas Concert, featuring:
🎺 PBHS Band
🎤 PBHS Chamber Choir
💃 Thirty-Fourth Elementary Drill Team
🎷 PBJH Beginning Band
📅 Tuesday, December 9th • ⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 PBJH Academy Gymnasium
Let’s celebrate the season together!

A heartfelt loss for the Pine Bluff School District.

⚾ Zebra Baseball Tryouts
📅 Dec 1–5
⏰ 4 PM • 📍 Taylor Field
Bring your best. Bring your grind. Let’s work! 🦓🔥

PBSD will observe Thanksgiving beginning Friday, November 21st. Students will return to school on Tuesday, December 2nd.

Congratulations to the following PBHS Chamber Choir Students for performing in the Region 3 Honor Choir Concerts on Saturday in Hot Springs.
Lacandra Sprinkle, Saniyah Hunter, Ginger Broadway, Chancez Cohens, Sean Perry, Adam Price, Jacaleb Evans, Malakhi Haymer, Caiden Bullard, and Joven Hamlet.
For the second year straight, one of our students was selected as a featured soloist. Last year, Danny Johnson; this year Joven Hamlet was the featured soloist for the Mixed Voices Honor Choir.
Lacandra Sprinkle, Saniyah Hunter, Ginger Broadway, Chancez Cohens, Sean Perry, Adam Price, Jacaleb Evans, Malakhi Haymer, Caiden Bullard, and Joven Hamlet.
For the second year straight, one of our students was selected as a featured soloist. Last year, Danny Johnson; this year Joven Hamlet was the featured soloist for the Mixed Voices Honor Choir.


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This past weekend, four of our Pine Bluff High School JAG students — Haley Price, Chanya Burnley, Melvin Henderson, and Lamarcus Morris — attended the Key Leader by Kiwanis event in Hot Springs!
Key Leader helps students grow as caring, confident leaders through fun team-building activities, group discussions, and personal reflection. Our scholars, guided by JAG Specialist Calvin Thomas, learned the power of Service Leadership and how to make a positive impact in their school and community.
A huge thank you to Mr. John Goss, District Director, and our local Kiwanis Club for sponsoring our students and making this amazing experience possible!




Pine Bluff School District Statement 11.07.2025
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Final game. Final score: 32–7 Zebra victory over White Hall.
A night to remember and a farewell to our incredible seniors who left it all on the field. Once a Zebra, always a Zebra. 🖤🤍







We are playing our last game for the season this THURSDAY at White Hall Stadium. Come out and support the Zebras!!!

