No School Monday, February 16th

Praying for traveling grace as PBHS The Dark Cloud Marching Band travels to New Orleans, LA to participate in 2 Mardi Gras parades! Letβs get it Zebras! #23DarkCloud #MardiGras2026



PBSD will have Parent Teacher Conferences on Tuesday, February 10, 2026!

PBSD will reopen tomorrow, February 3, 2026. Please view the transportation inclement weather pick- up locations posted on the school district's social media outlets. Stay safe. Stay warm. We will see you in the morning.

PBSD Closure & Schedule Update...
Due to hazardous traveling conditions, Pine Bluff School District will be closed for students tomorrow.
The PBSD Board Meeting will be held as scheduled tomorrow evening:
β’ Public Comment: 6:00 p.m.
β’ Regular Board Meeting: 6:30 p.m.
Please continue to monitor district communications for any additional updates. Stay safe.
PBSD will remain closed Thursday, January 29th and Friday, January 30th. Continue to stay safe and warm.

PBSD will be closed on Tuesday, January 27th and Wednesday, January 28th. Stay safe and warm!

π£ REMINDER...
There will be a Senior parent meeting TODAY at 6pm in the gym of Jack Robey. We look forward to seeing you.

Important meeting for Senior parents. We hope to see you there!

Parents/ Guardians...
Students received 2nd nine week report cards today. Please review your students' academic achievements for the 1st semester. If you need to schedule a conference, please contact our Administrative Assistant.

πβ¨ Our district's Librarian PLC recently had the pleasure of attendingβand hostingβthis quarterβs 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 sessionβPine 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.

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:
πΊ PBHS Band
π€ PBHS Chamber Choir
π Thirty-Fourth Elementary Drill Team
π· PBJH Beginning Band
π
Tuesday, December 9th β’ β° 6:00 PM
π PBJH Academy Gymnasium
Letβs celebrate the season together!

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 nationβs 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 themβhighlighting 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 Chanyaβs 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! πΆπ
The Pine Bluff School District Fine Arts Departments proudly present the 2025 Christmas Concert, featuring:
πΊ PBHS Band
π€ PBHS Chamber Choir
π Thirty-Fourth Elementary Drill Team
π· PBJH Beginning Band
π
Tuesday, December 9th β’ β° 6:00 PM
π PBJH Academy Gymnasium
Letβs celebrate the season together!

UAPB is scheduled to host a Food Entrepreneurship Camp this Saturday and Sunday. Please view attachment for details.

PBHS scholars: Friday, Dec. 12th, weβre having Christmas Movie Day at the end of the school day! ππ¬
Scholars only. Concession stand will be open with items $2β$8. Come enjoy some holiday fun!

Parents and families! Exciting news: Atlas codes were sent home today! π If your child didnβt receive theirs, no worries! They can pick theirs up from their English teacher after the break.

βΎ Zebra Baseball Tryouts
π
Dec 1β5
β° 4 PM β’ π Taylor Field
Bring your best. Bring your grind. Letβs work! π¦π₯

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.


