We’re thrilled to invite you to our Black Festival and Community Cafe, a vibrant celebration of culture and heritage, February 20th from 6:00-7:30.
Greetings, Mustang Families! The Arkansas College of Barbering and Hair Design will be offering FREE male haircuts at McDermott's Black History Festival on 2/20/25. If interested, please register your student using the link below or scanning the QR code. See you there!
https://forms.gle/3pZ7aowpbZJ4cidJA
Good Evening, McDermott Parents:
We want to reassure you that the safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority. Earlier today, we were made aware of a school threat by a student from one of his classmates, and while that individual was not on campus today, we have taken the matter seriously. The student will face disciplinary action according to the Student Code of Conduct and the law. Additionally, after school, there was an unrelated incident of gunfire in the neighborhood. At the time, only a few students remained on campus, and as a precaution, we immediately increased security measures and coordinated with law enforcement to ensure their safety.
We understand that situations like these can be unsettling, but please know that we are working closely with local authorities to maintain a secure learning environment. As always, we encourage students, staff, and families to report any safety concerns so we can address them promptly and proactively. If you have any questions or need further reassurance, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thank you for your trust and partnership in keeping our school community safe.
Sincerely,
Pam Dial
I found a mistake! Here is the updated flyer!
Tomorrow we begin celebrating Black History Month. This week is our Spirit Week! Please check out the LiveFeed or your email for our flyer which will also be sent home tomorrow. Please dress in red or hearts tomorrow for We LOVE Black History Day! See you soon!
McDermott celebrated being 100 days smarter, older and stronger today! We dressed up like 100yr olds, started the day with 100 exercises and had awards for all the ways we've grown. Happy 100th day of Leading and Learning Mustangs!
It's the 100th Day! Dress like you're 100 years old! HONORS ASSEMBLIES TODAY: 3rd-5th--1:30 PM K-2nd--2:15 PM
🌟 A big thank you to all the incredible volunteers who joined McDermott Elementary School and City Year Little Rock this past weekend for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service! 🛠️💙 Your hard work made a difference, from campus improvements to meaningful projects that will benefit the community.
This Friday, January 31st is the 100th Day of School Staff and Students are invited to make their way to school dressed up like they're 100 years old. We will also give 100 Grand (candy bars) to any student who has 100% attendance this year and every student in any class that has 100% attendance on Friday!
We're late to celebrate, but could not let the weather and the holidays keep us from recognizing our McDermott Elementary 2025 Teacher of the Year! We love you Ms. Powell! Thank you for all the love, knowledge and leadership you pour into all of our Mustangs!
Being at school is FUN!
And, when you don't miss more than 5% of a month, you get invited to our Attendance Counts Celebration! Follow this link to see all the action...
https://littlerocksdar.sites.thrillshare.com/o/mcdermott/page/studentmedia
So exciting to see all the volunteers that came to McDermott Elementary for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service! Look at the improvements to our campus as well as projects that will benefit the community! Thank you Greg Adams, Stefanie Vestal, Sky Brower and volunteers!
LRSD achieves significant milestone based on latest ATLAS assessment results/cut scores. Div. of Elem&Sec. Ed at ADE announced that LRSD has surpassed the performance threshold outlined by the State & will no longer be required to participate in quarterly Act 1082 check-ins.
Attn LRSD Families: Please be advised that all LRSD schools will be open tomorrow (Tues., Jan 14). Thank you for your patience & understanding as we worked to prioritize the safety and well-being of our students, staff, & community. Your support is appreciated. See you tomorrow!
Important Update:
Due to icy conditions in many neighborhoods and on secondary roads, LRSD schools will remain closed tomorrow (Mon. Jan 13). All 12-month employees, school admin. & custodians should report to work at your regularly scheduled time. Thank you & stay safe.
Important Update: LRSD is assessing building/road conditions today and will determine status of opening the District/schools tomorrow no later than 5 PM today. We will notify you via call, text, social media, website, App & news media partners. Thanks & stay safe.
Hello, Mustang Parents,
Here is our January communication packet which includes a letter about Ms. Strong's reassignment for the rest of this semester. We will miss her! Please sign up and help on 1/18! Stay safe and warm!
Good morning, LRSD families,
Out of an abundance of caution and after consultation with surrounding districts, LRSD’s Safety and Security team, First Student Transportation, and the National Weather Service, LRSD will close schools and offices on Thursday and Friday, January 9-10, 2025, due to anticipated inclement weather. Forecasters predict significant freezing/snow conditions moving into our area starting tomorrow. All athletic events are also canceled. In making weather-related decisions, LRSD prioritizes the safety of students and staff.
LRSD staff, please monitor your emails for additional instructions from our Human Resources Department.
As a reminder, LRSD will keep staff and families updated through our App, social media platforms, website, LRSD TV, and our traditional media partners. Stakeholders are encouraged to download the free LRSD App so they never miss a message from the district.
Thank you, and stay safe!
🌟 LRSD Community Schools were honored at UAMS' Community Partner Celebration! 🎉 McDermott Elementary, Stephens Elementary, Washington Elementary, and Brady Elementary were recognized for their work in the Green Schoolyards Initiative, which promotes physical activity and improves school experiences.
Our 2nd Graders have been learning about Westward Expansion during their Wit & Wisdom Literacy block. GT Teacher, Lori Forbes, let them experinece a little more of what pioneer life was like by helping them churn cream into butter. All students agree butter is better when you make it yourself.
