Altas Summative Testing is happening this week! Make sure students are on time with charged devices each day of testing.
Blytheville School policies were followed today during an incident that occurred on Blytheville High School campus. The safety of our students is and will always be our number one priority. The threat occurred shortly before lunch, so students were moved by staff to the cafeteria as the threat was evaluated. After lunch students were escorted to the Arena where students remained until the all clear was made by the Blytheville Police Department and Arkansas State Police.
"We at Blytheville Schools take all threats seriously and will continue to do so while maintaining the safety of our students. We are grateful to report that all students and staff are safe following today’s lockdown. We appreciate the quick response of local authorities and the cooperation of our school community. Safety remains our top priority, and we thank everyone for their support and understanding." Cliff Miller -Operations/Safety Director
Update: School has been given the All Clear.
Blytheville High School was put on a perimeter lockdown due to an incident that occurred, and all students have been relocated at this time and are safe. Parents please refrain from trying to pickup your students at this time.
Blytheville School District is aware of the severe weather forcasted for today. We
will be monitoring conditions closely,
and will adjust as necessary to ensure student safety. Please stay tuned for updates, and as always, the safety of our
students remains our top priority.
ACT Testing for this Saturday April 5th, has been postponed for the Blytheville High School testing location to April 26th.
Blytheville School District is aware of the severe weather threat forecasted for today. We will be monitoring conditions closely
and will adjust dismissal times if necessary to ensure student safety. Please stay tuned for updates, and as always, the safety of our students remains our top priority. Reminder that today is an
Early Out Wedneday already.
BHS' Mrs. Melissa Hill and Mrs. Mary Jackson attending this year's EAST conference. #iykyk They were able to see up close the many things and projects that can be done in EAST. We will be offering EAST next year.
BHS' Mrs. Melissa Hill and Mrs. Mary Jackson attending this year's EAST conference. #iykyk They were able to see up close the many things and projects that can be done in EAST. We will be offering EAST next year.
Elementary Parents: Buses will run as normal, but if you would like you may come check your student out. Please use the back entrance by the track to do so. If your student is normally picked up, you may go ahead and proceed to pick them up at this time.
🚍✨ Exciting News! ✨🚍
Blytheville School District is rolling forward with three brand-new buses! 🚌🚌🚌 These additions will enhance student transportation, ensuring safer, more reliable, and comfortable rides for our students.
A huge thank you to everyone who made this possible—our district leadership, transportation team, and community supporters! 🙌
We can’t wait to see these buses in action as we continue prioritizing student safety and success. 🚦🎓
#BSDOnTheMove #NewBuses #SafeRides #StudentSuccess
Just a friendly reminder to invite you to join us for Parent Teacher Conferences. Tonight and Thursday night from 3:30 to 6:30 pm. The staff are looking forward to discussing your child’s progress with you.
The power outage at Blytheville Middle School was caused by a tree falling on a power line. Additionally, there has been misinformation circulating regarding a student having a weapon. Please be assured that no student was found with a weapon.
We appreciate your understanding and continued support as we prioritize the safety and well-being of our students and staff.
Our Chickasaws play at 2:30pm.
Watch the game live! Click the link below.
Game Link!
https://www.ahsaa.org/broadcasts
Good evening BPS family. Blytheville Primary School will be in session tomorrow. Our water has been restored. We would like to thank each of you for your patience and understanding. You are greatly appreciated.
Dear parents and guardians,
Thank you for your patience and understanding this morning as are dealing with unexpected pipes bursting at BES which led to severe flooding to half of the school. However, we want to assure everyone that classes will continue as scheduled.
We understand this may cause some concern, and while classes are still in session, parents are welcome to pick up their child if they feel it is necessary. We have made temporary rearrangements in classroom spaces to ensure the safety and comfort of all students.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to resolve this situation quickly. Thank you for your support, and we will keep you updated with any further developments.
Blytheville Public Schools will be closed tomorrow February 21, 2025. We are concerned about some residential side and county roads, the expected overnight refreeze across campuses, and students waiting at the bus stops in the negative wind chills.
However, 4A-3 District Tournament play will continue with your Lady Chicks at 4:00PM as they take on Westside, followed by the Boys at 5:30PM as they also take on Westside in the Semifinals.
Blytheville Public Schools will be closed Thursday, February 20th, due to inclement weather.
Blytheville School District will be closed tomorrow, February 19th, due to inclement weather.
The Blytheville School District will be dismissing early at 1:30 pm due to the impact of inclement weather across the state.
The Blytheville School District is closely monitoring the weather and the potential impact it may have on our area. We will operate on a regular schedule on Tuesday, February 18; however, if conditions change we will notify you as soon as possible. We will communicate any changes through text messages/phone calls , the district website and social media.
