Where do we start with the October students and teacher of the month? Here are some of the things that their fellow students and teachers said about them, and see if you can tell which comments came from which!
Senior Christian Mason - Christian is MUSH at its best! He is a thoughtful & fun leader. Christian is the captain of JROTC; he the goat so I have to pick him! He funny and he don't play. He my goat, my dawg, my homie. He's a good class president, great scholar and generally good person He's kind, helpful and always making someone's day.
I am voting for him because he is such a kind person and he makes me feel comfortable around him with no awkwardness. He is an amazing leader and has a bright personality. I'm voting Christian Mason as student of the month because he's been leading our school in the direction that it needs to go. He's been leading for a while and he's overall the best and nice person I've ever seen!
Junior Candy Lopez - An excellent student whose hard working and diligent. She is a very nice person, and a really great role model to look up to! She is a wonderful person; she is the loveliest, most intelligent, and most honest girl I have ever met. You can always count on her. She's Goated!
Sophomore Ariyana Weston - She is very cute and nice, and she is very funny. She brings a great energy into class, gets other students started, and is always willing to help. Every time I see her in the hallway, she's always in a good spirit, and she's really funny. She has a great attitude. She is an amazing person and always kind! She's always nice to me She's a good student.
Freshman Leeland Johnson - He is very respectful and is smart. He gets all his work done all time and he tries his hardest. He is an amazing role model and just a nice, respectful young man. He is a very great scholar and a chill guy. He is very engaged and eager to learn. He shows a genuine love for English and literacy and brings great enthusiasm to the classroom.
Teacher Ms. Galloway - A very understanding and helpful teacher. Ms Galloway is so nice and just the goat; she makes sure I get my work done and helps me in the areas I'm lacking. I really appreciate her and think she is just the best teacher. Ms.Galloway is a very nice teacher that takes her job very seriously. I have her criminal justice class and she inspires me to go further into my criminal justice interests. She's the most greatest teacher ever!!
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With 18 years of experience in education, Lewis is a science educator, mentor and instructional leader at Mills University Studies High School, where he teaches Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Environmental Science.
Read more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/3246395
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Beyond their mission to educate students, dozens of staff members took an oath to protect our country.
In our final Veterans Day tribute, we recognize our remaining featured service members across PCSSD. Thank you for your service to our country and community.
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Beyond their mission to educate students, dozens of staff members took an oath to protect our country.
Our Veterans Day recognition continues as we highlight more veterans within PCSSD.
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Honoring Our Veterans | Part 1 of 3
Beyond their mission to educate students, dozens of staff members took an oath to protect our country.
This Veterans Day, we recognize those across our district who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
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Superintendent Jeff Senn visited Mills University Studies High School to recognize Principal Damian Patterson during National Principals Month. He presented him with a certificate of appreciation for his dedicated leadership.
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They also met Mr. Malone's brother, who helped coordinate the visit. #ExpectBelieveSucceed
If you have any questions, please call the school and ask for the counseling center. We can't wait to see you then!
🚸 Observe these important safety tips:
👀 Watch for children near bus stops, along roadways and when crossing the street.
🛑 Stop when a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop arm extended.
📵 Stay focused and avoid distractions while driving.
🐢 Slow down in school zones and residential areas where children may be present.
Find more bus safety information at PCSSD.org/page/bus-safety-information
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🎤 A total of 36 PCSSD students earned All-Region placements, with four additional students named alternates. Of those selected, 22 students are eligible to audition for the All-State choir. 👏
🗓️ The Senior High All-Region Choir clinic and concert will take place Saturday, Nov. 7, at Maumelle High School. 📍
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Mason serves as his school’s Student Body President, Comet Battalion Commander, and an academy ambassador, among other extracurricular roles, while maintaining a 4.02 GPA.
➡️ Read more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/3204419
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📚 AVID Wednesday! 🎓
AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) helps students build the skills they need for success in school and beyond. From collaborative learning and inquiry-based activities to organized note-taking and interactive notebooks, AVID strategies encourage students to think critically, stay organized, and work together to reach their goals.
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Mrs. Allenbaugh partnered with our ELD classes in the library for a mini research project exploring influential Hispanic individuals. Students researched how these changemakers shaped their communities and the world, then created and shared trading cards celebrating their lives and legacies.
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Tonight, the Comets take on Beebe at 7:00 p.m. for our 2026 Football Homecoming!
Please join us in celebrating the outstanding young ladies named to this year’s Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High School Homecoming Court.
👑 Freshmen: Kay'Lyn Battles, Azaliah Watson
👑 Sophomores: Jaelle Jackson, London Jeffers
👑 Juniors: Jade Clayton, Ahmmiyer Epps, Leah Stigall, Amaris O'Neal
👑 Seniors: Daecia Anderson, Mikiyah Finley, Summer Floyd, London Jackson, Amaree' Summons
Come out, pack the stands! #Homecoming #ExpectBelieveSucceed
Students serving in Teen Court take on roles including judges, jurors and advocates. In PCSSD’s peer-jury model, students present cases, question respondents, deliberate and determine appropriate sanctions while an adult judge presides. Sanctions may include community service, writing or reflection assignments, and workshops or classes focused on conflict resolution, decision-making and life skills.