Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree was honored to join the ribbon-cutting for the Merrill Historical Museum! 🎉 Thanks to the Merrill Restoration Alliance, Inc. for preserving the rich history and lasting legacy of Merrill High School.
We proudly inducted outstanding students into the National Honor Society. Each inductee was recognized for demonstrating the four pillars of NHS: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This ceremony marked not only their academic excellence but also their commitment to making a positive impact in our school and community.
We are excited to see these students continue to lead and serve as role models, upholding the values of NHS.
Congratulations to all of our new inductees! 🎉
We are excited to see these students continue to lead and serve as role models, upholding the values of NHS.
Congratulations to all of our new inductees! 🎉
🏈 It’s Game Week! 🐎 The PBHS Zebras are headed to Dallas, Texas to take on the Kimball Knights. Let’s show our stripes and cheer our team to victory! 🦓🔥
https://gofan.co/event/4148496
https://gofan.co/event/4148496
🦓 Zebra Alumnus Spotlight 🦓
2022 PBHS graduate Antonio Love is making us proud with the world-renowned Jackson State Sonic Boom of the South! 🎶🔥
Now a senior, Antonio is majoring in Civil Engineering while entering his 4th year with the band. We first highlighted him as a freshman, and it’s incredible to see how far he’s come , performing, traveling, and representing Pine Bluff High and Pine Bluff, Arkansas on big stages.
👏 Big shoutout to Mr. Love for continuing to set the standard and carry that Zebra pride worldwide!
2022 PBHS graduate Antonio Love is making us proud with the world-renowned Jackson State Sonic Boom of the South! 🎶🔥
Now a senior, Antonio is majoring in Civil Engineering while entering his 4th year with the band. We first highlighted him as a freshman, and it’s incredible to see how far he’s come , performing, traveling, and representing Pine Bluff High and Pine Bluff, Arkansas on big stages.
👏 Big shoutout to Mr. Love for continuing to set the standard and carry that Zebra pride worldwide!
Building stronger schools through open conversations! Superintendent Barbaree and district leaders connecting during ‘Talk to Me Tuesdays.’ #PBSDStrong
Parent Teacher Conference, September 9th
📚 Pine Bluff School District Needs Reading Volunteers!
The Pine Bluff School District is seeking community volunteers to share the joy of reading with our students each month. As a reading volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to:
✅ Read grade-level books with students
✅ Share how reading impacts your career and daily life
✅ Inspire a love for reading in the next generation
Your time and voice can make a powerful difference!
If you are interested in becoming a monthly reading volunteer, please click the link to sign up.
Together, we can help our students see the power and importance of being lifelong readers. 🌟
https://forms.gle/eENF1tCELCiiCHqX7
The Pine Bluff School District is seeking community volunteers to share the joy of reading with our students each month. As a reading volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to:
✅ Read grade-level books with students
✅ Share how reading impacts your career and daily life
✅ Inspire a love for reading in the next generation
Your time and voice can make a powerful difference!
If you are interested in becoming a monthly reading volunteer, please click the link to sign up.
Together, we can help our students see the power and importance of being lifelong readers. 🌟
https://forms.gle/eENF1tCELCiiCHqX7
Labor Day Break!
SCHOOL UPDATE:
The Robert F. Morehead campus will be open for school tomorrow. Classes will resume on the regular schedule. Safety teams have cleared the building, and we are ready to welcome students back.
The Robert F. Morehead campus will be open for school tomorrow. Classes will resume on the regular schedule. Safety teams have cleared the building, and we are ready to welcome students back.
Robert F. Morehead students are being dismissed now due to a gas leak. Bus students are currently being transported home and car riders will need to be checked out at the 9th grade office as soon as possible. This only affects the students that attend Robert F. Morehead.
As of 10:30 am, the Robert F. Morehead Campus is closed due to a gas leak. Out of an abundance of caution, the 7th and 8th grade students were relocated to the 9th Grade Academy prior to the beginning of school.
Students who are bus riders will be transported home as soon as possible. If your child is a car rider, please check them out at the 9th grade office.
Updates will be provided as they become available. The decision regarding the 7th and 8th grade building being open for tomorrow has not been made.
Students who are bus riders will be transported home as soon as possible. If your child is a car rider, please check them out at the 9th grade office.
Updates will be provided as they become available. The decision regarding the 7th and 8th grade building being open for tomorrow has not been made.
🌟 Pine Bluff School District extends a heartfelt thank you to the Devine Dancers of the Delta for blessing Pine Bluff Junior High with personal hygiene items and snacks. 💙
Your generosity makes a tremendous difference in the lives of our students, and we are grateful for your year-round commitment to uplifting the community. 🙌✨
Your generosity makes a tremendous difference in the lives of our students, and we are grateful for your year-round commitment to uplifting the community. 🙌✨
📣 Zebra Football Schedule – This Week 🏈
Come out and support our Zebras on the field this week!
🎟 All tickets must be purchased online.
https://gofan.co/event/4035430
(No tickets will be sold at the gate.)
Let’s pack the stands and cheer on our Zebras! 🦓❤️🤍
Come out and support our Zebras on the field this week!
🎟 All tickets must be purchased online.
https://gofan.co/event/4035430
(No tickets will be sold at the gate.)
Let’s pack the stands and cheer on our Zebras! 🦓❤️🤍
The PBSD will have a School Board Facility Committee Meeting today from 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm. at the New PBH Construction Site in the Academy Building.
The zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87584185008?pwd=Ss01ORbARgwoSrXEBOseuidEv0QusI.1
The zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87584185008?pwd=Ss01ORbARgwoSrXEBOseuidEv0QusI.1
📣 Schedule Update – Pine Bluff High School Football 🏈
Attention Zebra fans! Please note that the kickoff time for this week’s game has been changed.
🗓 Date: August 19, 2025
⏰ New Time: 6:30 PM
📍 Location: Gryphon Stadium, 9715 Mabelvale Pike, Little Rock, AR
Spread the word and come out to cheer on our Zebras! 🦓❤️🤍
Attention Zebra fans! Please note that the kickoff time for this week’s game has been changed.
🗓 Date: August 19, 2025
⏰ New Time: 6:30 PM
📍 Location: Gryphon Stadium, 9715 Mabelvale Pike, Little Rock, AR
Spread the word and come out to cheer on our Zebras! 🦓❤️🤍
For the third consecutive year, Ms. Debbie Johnson, CEO and President of Caleb’s Climb, Inc., has demonstrated her unwavering commitment to youth mental health by donating $2,000 to Pine Bluff High School in support of Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention initiatives.
Caleb’s Climb, Inc., a nonprofit founded in honor of Ms. Johnson’s late son, has made it its mission to break the silence surrounding mental illness and suicide. Through education, outreach, and direct community engagement, the organization seeks to foster healing and hope for individuals and families affected by mental health struggles.
Each year, the funds donated by Ms. Johnson have helped expand awareness events, such as Mental Health Awareness Week.
As the need for mental health awareness grows nationwide, champions like Ms. Debbie Johnson remind us that compassion, consistency, and community partnership can create lasting change.
Pictured from left: Ms. Debbie Johnson, Caleb's Climb, Inc.; Mrs. Shun Jackson, Social Worker; Ms. Ny'Esha Gross, Social Worker; Mr. Warren Smith, Guidance Counselor, and Mrs. Kim Harris, Assistant Principal
Caleb’s Climb, Inc., a nonprofit founded in honor of Ms. Johnson’s late son, has made it its mission to break the silence surrounding mental illness and suicide. Through education, outreach, and direct community engagement, the organization seeks to foster healing and hope for individuals and families affected by mental health struggles.
Each year, the funds donated by Ms. Johnson have helped expand awareness events, such as Mental Health Awareness Week.
As the need for mental health awareness grows nationwide, champions like Ms. Debbie Johnson remind us that compassion, consistency, and community partnership can create lasting change.
Pictured from left: Ms. Debbie Johnson, Caleb's Climb, Inc.; Mrs. Shun Jackson, Social Worker; Ms. Ny'Esha Gross, Social Worker; Mr. Warren Smith, Guidance Counselor, and Mrs. Kim Harris, Assistant Principal
📣 Attention Businesses & Supporters!
Pine Bluff School District Athletic Department is now selling ads for our program booklet. This is a great opportunity to promote your business while supporting our students and school events.
✨ Reserve your spot today—spaces are limited!
For details on sizes, pricing, and deadlines, please see the attached flyer.
Thank you for supporting the Zebras! 🦓❤️🤍
Pine Bluff School District Athletic Department is now selling ads for our program booklet. This is a great opportunity to promote your business while supporting our students and school events.
✨ Reserve your spot today—spaces are limited!
For details on sizes, pricing, and deadlines, please see the attached flyer.
Thank you for supporting the Zebras! 🦓❤️🤍
🏈 Pine Bluff 8th & 9th Grade Football Schedule 🏈
Come out and support our young Zebras as they take the field this season!
Come out and support our young Zebras as they take the field this season!
The glue that keeps every campus together—our Pine Bluff School District Counselors. From building schedules to keeping classes on track, they ensure our schools run smoothly from the inside out. Whether organizing assemblies or guiding seniors to graduation, this highly skilled team makes sure the show goes on! #PineBluffProud #PBSD
Community Spotlight: Kohler Employees Donate Backpacks to Support Pine Bluff High Students
As the new school year unfolds, students at Pine Bluff High School are getting a valuable boost thanks to the generosity of the “Culture and Events” team from the Kohler Company in Sheridan, AR. Mr. Jaquan Garner and Ms. Makeyvia Goodwin represented the company and donated fifty backpacks to the school, aiming to support students in need and make a lasting educational impact.
The backpacks, containing school supplies, such as notebooks, pencils, folders, and paper are intended to help alleviate the burden on families and ensure students start the year equipped and confident.
The donation comes at a crucial time, as many families continue to navigate financial challenges. The PBHS Social Workers expressed deep gratitude for the contribution, noting the direct impact it will have on students' academic preparedness and morale.
Pine Bluff High School Principal, Dr. Ronald Laurent, added “This act of kindness will make a meaningful difference for so many of our students. We’re incredibly thankful to Mr. Garner, Ms. Goodwin, and the Kohler Company for stepping up and supporting education in such a tangible way.”
As the new academic year begins, the generosity of community partners stands as a shining example of community spirit and the positive change that can happen when people come together to invest in the future of young learners.
As the new school year unfolds, students at Pine Bluff High School are getting a valuable boost thanks to the generosity of the “Culture and Events” team from the Kohler Company in Sheridan, AR. Mr. Jaquan Garner and Ms. Makeyvia Goodwin represented the company and donated fifty backpacks to the school, aiming to support students in need and make a lasting educational impact.
The backpacks, containing school supplies, such as notebooks, pencils, folders, and paper are intended to help alleviate the burden on families and ensure students start the year equipped and confident.
The donation comes at a crucial time, as many families continue to navigate financial challenges. The PBHS Social Workers expressed deep gratitude for the contribution, noting the direct impact it will have on students' academic preparedness and morale.
Pine Bluff High School Principal, Dr. Ronald Laurent, added “This act of kindness will make a meaningful difference for so many of our students. We’re incredibly thankful to Mr. Garner, Ms. Goodwin, and the Kohler Company for stepping up and supporting education in such a tangible way.”
As the new academic year begins, the generosity of community partners stands as a shining example of community spirit and the positive change that can happen when people come together to invest in the future of young learners.
