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White Hall Superintendent Gary Williams discusses the different areas focused on in today’s schools

Friday, March 15 by Alex Bivens

The use of computers in schools is increasing every year, according to Gary Williams, the Superintendent of the White Hall School District. Williams was a guest on the Oldies 1013 Morning Show Friday and said this. Morning Show Host Greg Horne asked Williams if schools still... Read More.

White Hall Middle & High Schools announce schedule changes

Thursday, February 15 by Luke Matheson

Beginning Monday, February 19th, White Hall Middle School and White Hall High School will adjust the daily schedule. The additional minutes will make up for days missed due to inclement weather. The schedule for the remainder of the school year will be: Start Bell:... Read More.

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Improving nutrition in schools focus on study at UAMS

Monday, February 12 by Ray King

FAYETTEVILLE — School districts in Arkansas can improve the health of their student body through nutritional interventions in the cafeteria, according to a study published by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Office of Community Health & Research. The study, Creating Healthy... Read More.

White Hall Schools closed due to power outages and their plans for upcoming winter weather

Friday, January 12 by Alex Bivens

Power outages caused by severe weather that blew through White Hall Thursday night resulted in about half of the 3,000 students in the White Hall School District being unable to attend classes Friday because of power outages. School District Superintendent Gary Williams said that district... Read More.

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Dr. Jennifer Barbaree, PBSD Superintendent explains the impact on schools if the Jefferson County Quorum Court doesn’t approve the tax rates

Tuesday, December 19 by Alex Bivens

A special meeting of the Jefferson County Quorum Court is scheduled for Wednesday where they are expected to try and approve the levy of taxes for 2024. State law requires that the court approve the tax rates during a regular meeting in November of December of... Read More.

Southeast Arkansas schools receive grants for calming rooms

Friday, November 17 by Ray King

Schools in eight Southeast Arkansas Counties are among 75 schools statewide to receive funding to set up calming rooms for the mental well being of students. The students will receive 2,500 grants from Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield through their “Take Good Care Calming Room... Read More.

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UAMS receives grant to help reduce violent crime in or near Pine Bluff Schools

Wednesday, November 8 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ (UAMS) Institute for Digital Health & Innovation has received a three-year, $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Justice to help reduce violent crime in and around Pine Bluff schools. The project, School Telemedicine... Read More.

Frazier updates on Watson Chapel schools

Tuesday, November 7 by Greg

Demolition and construction work on the new Watson Chapel High School is underway and on Tuesday, Alan Frazier, a member of the Watson Chapel School Board was a guest on the Oldies 1013 morning show and was asked to bring listeners up to date... Read More.

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Statement from Pine Bluff Schools on fight and suspensions

Wednesday, October 11 by Greg

Pine Bluff School District Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree has issued a statement regarding the incident after last Friday nights football game that has resulted in 23 Pine Bluff Zebra players being suspended by the AAA. The district statement: Incident - Mills University Studies vs Pine Bluff 10-6-23 After... Read More.

PB Schools millage vote passes overwhelmingly

Tuesday, August 8 by Greg

Voters in the Pine Bluff School District spoke loudly Tuesday, approving a millage increase that will be used in part to build a brand-new high school for the district. Complete but unofficial results were as follows: For the millage increase 1,710 or 61.7 percent. Against the increase... Read More.

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PB Schools millage passes easily

Tuesday, August 8 by Greg

For 1760 Against 1060 Full Story coming soon

State Board of Education signals Pine Bluff Schools getting close to independence

Tuesday, August 1 by Greg

Deltaplex News has obtained a report from Arkansas State Board of Education Deputy Commissioner Stacy Smith concerning the Pine Bluff Limited Authority Board. In the memo Smith "suggests that the Limited Authority Board present a proposal to the State Board of Education in September... Read More.

Stories tagged with: schools

White Hall Superintendent Gary Williams discusses the different areas focused on in today’s schools

White Hall Middle & High Schools announce schedule changes

Improving nutrition in schools focus on study at UAMS

White Hall Schools closed due to power outages and their plans for upcoming winter weather

Dr. Jennifer Barbaree, PBSD Superintendent explains the impact on schools if the Jefferson County Quorum Court doesn’t approve the tax rates

Southeast Arkansas schools receive grants for calming rooms

UAMS receives grant to help reduce violent crime in or near Pine Bluff Schools

Frazier updates on Watson Chapel schools

Statement from Pine Bluff Schools on fight and suspensions

PB Schools millage vote passes overwhelmingly

PB Schools millage passes easily

State Board of Education signals Pine Bluff Schools getting close to independence

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