A Day of Discovery: Learning About Nature from Park Rangers🌲🌿
Recently, our students enjoyed a special visit sponsored by Magnet from park rangers Sheila Malone and Ashton Farrell, who brought an exciting lesson about nature right to our classrooms!
Students explored fascinating topics like waterfalls, valleys, tree cookies, and pine cones, learning how each plays an important role in our natural world. It was like taking a trip into the forest without leaving school! 🌄
Rangers explained how waterfalls can shape the land over time, forming valleys, and how these areas provide important habitats for plants and animals. Students were especially interested in tree cookies, where they learned how to count rings to determine a tree’s age and even discover clues about past weather conditions. 🌳
They also examined pine cones and learned how they protect seeds and help grow new trees—showing how even small parts of nature play a big role in the environment.
This hands-on experience helped students see how everything in nature is connected and inspired them to observe, explore, and appreciate the world around them.
Thank you to our park rangers and Magnet for providing such a meaningful learning experience! 💚
#ClintonPrimary #MagnetProgram #HandsOnLearning #NatureEducation #STEMLearning #CPSProud 🌟









Clinton Primary School (CPS): 1:00 PM
All other campuses: 1:20 PM
Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place the same day from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
We encourage all families to attend and connect with teachers about student progress.
Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting our students.


The Bobcat Clinic will be offering extended hours for physical health services through Thursday, March 19, 2026, staying open until 6:30 PM.
Call (870) 722-2733, option 2 to schedule your appointment.
Students recently put their structures to the test as part of their Designing for Weather Hazards STEAM activity. To make the challenge even more exciting, AP Pam Harris added a special twist by bringing in her leaf blower to simulate powerful hurricane-force winds.
Students gathered with anticipation as the “leaf blower hurricane” blasted against their carefully built structures. When a few small pieces flew off, students gasped and laughed, but the excitement only grew as they watched to see what would happen next.
Despite the strong gusts, the main structures remained standing, showing the strength of the students’ designs and their understanding of how buildings can be constructed to withstand severe weather.
This hands-on experience helped students see how engineering, design, and problem-solving play an important role in protecting structures during hurricanes while making learning both engaging and fun.
#ClintonPrimary #STEAMLearning #FutureEngineers #HandsOnLearning #CPSProud 🌟





We still have 4 more days of shopping next week, so there’s plenty of time to find some great books. Don’t forget—you can also shop online or set up an eWallet for your child to make in-person shopping quick and easy.
The Book Fair will also be open from 3:30–6:00 PM next Thursday during Parent-Teacher Conferences, so be sure to stop by while you’re at the school!
Start here 👇
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/clintonprimaryschool
#SpringBookFair #ClintonPrimary #ReadersAreLeaders #BookFairFun #CPSReads 📖🌟

Magnet proudly supported Mrs. Kayla Bowden’s class in an exciting STEAM activity using the Designing for Weather Hazards curriculum. This hands-on lesson gave students the opportunity to explore engineering concepts while using creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
Students were challenged to design and build structures that could withstand hurricane-force winds. Before building, they spent time planning, discussing ideas, and developing strategies for their designs. Using a variety of materials, students constructed their structures and carefully considered how to make them strong and stable.
To test their designs, Mrs. Bowden used a fan and hair dryer to simulate hurricane winds. Students watched closely to see how their structures performed and discussed which designs were successful and which might need improvement. This testing phase encouraged critical thinking about design, structure, and the forces of nature.
This activity was both engaging and educational, showing how Magnet’s STEAM initiative can be integrated into everyday classroom learning. Through hands-on exploration, students experienced the power of “learning by doing” while applying science, engineering, and creative thinking to solve a real-world problem.
#ClintonPrimary #STEAMLearning #MagnetProgram #FutureEngineers #HandsOnLearning #CPSProud 🌟






There’s still time to shop for some amazing books. The last day to shop is March 19, so don’t miss out!
You can also shop online anytime, and don’t forget to set up your child’s eWallet to make in-person shopping quick and easy.
Start here 👇
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/clintonprimaryschool
Thank you for supporting our readers! ❤️📖
#SpringBookFair #ClintonPrimary #ReadersAreLeaders #BookFairFun #CPSReads

While they may not have taken home the top prize this time, they did an amazing job, and we are incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication, and love of reading. Competing takes courage, teamwork, and lots of preparation, and these students represented Clinton Primary so well!
Great job, readers—we are proud of you! 👏✨
#ClintonPrimary #BattleOfTheBooks #ReadersAreLeaders #CPSProud #FutureScholars 📖🏆


We have so many great books for our students to choose from, and the excitement has been wonderful to see. Don’t forget—we accept all forms of payment, including setting up your child’s eWallet for easy, cash-free shopping.
You can set up an eWallet at the link below:
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/clintonprimaryschool
Don’t miss out! The Book Fair will run through Thursday, March 19, ending after Parent-Teacher Conferences.
#SpringBookFair #ClintonPrimary #ReadersAreLeaders #BookFairFun #CPSReads 📖🌟

Two of our 1st grade teams competed in the Battle of the Books at the Co-Op this morning against area schools, and we’re excited to share that Clinton Primary brought home 1st and 2nd place! 🎉
We are incredibly proud of our students for their hard work, teamwork, and love of reading.
A big shoutout to Ms. Smith, Ms. Pearce, and Ms. Stewart for all the time and dedication you put into preparing these students for competition. Your support and encouragement helped make this achievement possible!
#ClintonPrimary #BattleOfTheBooks #ReadersAreLeaders #CPSProud #FutureScholars 📖🏆✨





You can shop our online Book Fair 24/7 and still support our school while finding great books for your child.
Click the link below to start shopping 👇
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/clintonprimaryschool
Every purchase helps bring more books and resources to our students. Thank you for supporting our readers! ❤️📖
#SpringBookFair #ClintonPrimary #ShopOnline #ReadersAreLeaders #BookFairFun #CPSReads

This year’s theme, “The Orchestra Sings,” introduced students in Grades 3–5 to orchestral music through an interactive concert with the The Texarkana Symphony Orchestra recently provided our students with an incredible musical experience through the Link Up program! 🎶
Through this program, music classroom materials are mailed to teachers so students can learn the songs and musical concepts before attending the performance. This preparation allows students to fully engage with the music and understand what they are hearing.
During the concert, students participated by singing, moving, and playing instruments along with the orchestra, making the experience interactive and memorable. Opportunities like this help students connect what they learn in the classroom with the excitement of a live orchestral performance.
We are fortunate to have the Texarkana Symphony Orchestra serving the Four States area and partnering with schools to inspire young musicians and build a lifelong appreciation for music. 🎻✨
#ClintonPrimary #MusicEducation #TexarkanaSymphony #LinkUpProgram #ArtsInEducation #FutureMusicians #CPSProud






Have you set up your child’s eWallet yet? This easy, cash-free option makes shopping the Book Fair simple and fun for students!
Set it up today using the link below 👇
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/clintonprimaryschool
We can’t wait to see all the excited readers tomorrow!
#SpringBookFair #ClintonPrimary #ReadersAreLeaders #BookFairFun #CPSReads 📖✨

Make shopping easy and cash-free by setting up your child’s eWallet today. This convenient digital payment option helps students shop safely and makes checkout quick and simple.
Click the link below to get started! 👇
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/clintonprimaryschool
We can’t wait to see our students discover some great new books!
#SpringBookFair #ClintonPrimary #ReadersAreLeaders #BookFairFun #LoveOfReading 📖✨


Hope Public Schools is excited to announce that Hope ABC Pre-K is now enrolling 3- and 4-year-old students for the 2026–2027 school year.
Our Pre-K program provides a strong early learning foundation in a caring, engaging environment designed to help our youngest Bobcats grow, learn, and thrive.
🕒 School Hours: 7:00 am – 2:00 pm
🧸 Aftercare Available: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm ($100 monthly)
🍎 Breakfast and lunch included
We accept:
• ABC program spots
• Childcare vouchers
• Private pay
📄 Items needed to apply:
• Birth certificate and Social Security card
• Immunization record
• Well-child checkup or physical
• Proof of income
📍 601 Lakeshore Drive
Park in the large lot and enter the 4th door at Clinton Primary (carline side)
📞 870-722-2705
Spots are limited, so we encourage families to apply early. We look forward to welcoming our newest learners to Hope Public Schools.

Magnet proudly supports Mrs. Walton’s art students as they explore the life and legacy of Mae Jemison — the first African American woman to travel into space. Students learned about her historic journey aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour, as well as her powerful impact on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Widely recognized for her inspiring words on imagination, self-belief, and perseverance, Mae Jemison’s quote, “Never be limited by other people’s limited imagination,” encouraged students to dream boldly and think beyond boundaries.
The artwork created by our talented students beautifully reflects her spirit — full of creativity, innovation, and limitless possibility. Their pieces highlight themes of space exploration, determination, and the power of believing in oneself.
We are so proud of our students for embracing this lesson with enthusiasm and expressing their learning through such meaningful and imaginative art! 🌟
#ClintonPrimary #MagnetStrong #ArtEducation #STEMinspiration #FutureInnovators





