
Ali Cornett and Ava Nicholson will be hosting a BBQ Plate fundraiser on Thursday, June 15 from 4:30 - 8:00 at York Girls Café in Drasco. Plate includes BBQ Sandwich, Chips, Coleslaw, Dessert, and a Drink. Donations only! All proceeds will help expenses for the National FCCLA Conference in Denver, CO in which the girls will be competing against students from all over the country. Thank you for supporting our students!


Concord's 4-H Club's Food Drive was a huge success! Thanks to all of the donations, we were able to help provide food to 3 local churches who have active food closets and we provided food boxes for 3 individual families in our community! Thank you for your support!!


Concord High School has been approved as an ACT National Test Center for the 2023/2024 School year! What does this mean? It means when you sign up to take the ACT, you can now choose "Concord High School" as your testing location! Approved Testing Dates are:
September 9, 2023
October 28, 2023
December 9, 2023
February 10, 2024
April 13, 2024
Go to myact.org to register or for more information!

All 11 students in Mrs. Baker's Food Safety & Nutrition class obtained their ServSafe Food Handler Certifications this school year with 85% proficiency or higher. This certification from the National Restaurant Association is good for 3 years and will benefit them should they enter a food service workplace.


KARK spotlight shines on Concord student!!! Junior, Ali Cornett, started her day job shadowing former Razorback and GB Packer, DJ Williams, and ended up onscreen! Ali originally met Mr. Williams 9 years ago at a football camp! We are so proud of Ali and all of her accomplishments!





Today we renewed our Heart Safe School designation. Our Emergency Medical Drill was highly successful. We had a superior score and Mr Charles Wooley, the ACH Outreach Coordinator, had nothing but praise for our team. I am so proud of our teams and all the work they do to make sure our students are safe. Our initial designation was in 2019 and we are proud to maintain this designation.




Today we renewed our Heart Safe School designation. Our Emergency Medical Drill was highly successful. We had a superior score and Mr Charles Wooley, the ACH Outreach Coordinator, had nothing but praise for our team. I am so proud of our teams and all the work they do to make sure our students are safe. Our initial designation was in 2019 and we are proud to maintain this designation.




Our softball girls are scheduled to play in the state tournament at 3:00 today. Rain, please hold off! Good luck Lady Pirates!





Get some homemade cinnamon rolls for $10 and help our FCCLA grils get to Denver! We have 20 pans that will be ready to sell by tomorrow afternoon.
- Made from scratch
- Will come frozen with homemade icing packet, simply thaw & bake.
- Great for Mother's Day breakfast
Comment below to claim your pan!




State Softball t-shirts are on sale now until 8 a.m. Monday morning. If you would like to order a t-shirt, use this link below. The girls will play in Bradley on Thursday at 3:00. Go Lady Pirates!
https://stores.rawkimprinting.com/GoPirates


Just a reminder that Monday afternoon (1:30-3:15) will be the 10th grade class fundraiser! Concessions will be available: drinks are $1 and candy bars are $2. Please join us for some entertainment and fun!


4th period FACS (a few escaped pictures) worked hard on their first run of cinnamon rolls and icing from scratch. LOTS of learning along the way, but most importantly, they were all still edible!
*Possible FCCLA fundraiser coming soon!*






Last night we inducted 55 students into our National Beta Club chapter and had a great turnout of students and their families. Members are chosen for their worthy character and willingness to serve others, leadership abilities, and a scholastic achievement of a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Our Club Charter dates back to 1957. With this group being inducted, we have received the School of Distinction award for Beta clubs who increase their membership by 10% from the previous year and the School of Merit award for schools that have members from all eligible grade levels.


Tickets for the Regional Tournament will be sold online only. AAA passes will be accepted at the gate. Please remember that you must pay to re-enter.
Link to tickets:
Baseball https://bit.ly/3Nua4Ro (https://bit.ly/3Nua4Ro)
Softball https://bit.ly/3AIAMOt (https://bit.ly/3AIAMOt)
Tickets
https://gofan.co/app/school/AR18696 (https://gofan.co/app/school/AR18696)
Concord Lady Pirates play Thursday at 3 p.m. 💜💛

Athletic Physicals happening soon.


SWAG students honored Ms Addison Johnson and Mr Brendon Osgood for their participation in the SWAG Activity challenge. Addison had the most hours of activity and Brendon won the random drawing for participating in the challenge. Thank you to all the students that participated!


👩👦Babysitting Basics 🧑🍼
Several students from 4th and 5th period FACS classes completed a Babysitting Basics course provided to us by our FCS Extension Educator. Students worked through information about developmental stages - infant through school age - including changing, dressing, feeding & burping, choosing appropriate toys and activities by ages/stages, health awareness, sanitation and safety, along with good business planning and practices. So proud of their engagement in the program today!










SWAG is asking for hygiene donations. Thank you in advance!!!


SWAG students participated in Southside's Mental Health 5K this evening.


Today, Juniors and Seniors completed the U of A Get Real - The Real Deal Activity. Students were given a life card that assigned them an occupation, income, and withholdings and deductions based on their status(single, married, children, child support, etc.) Students rotated through stations for housing, transportation, food choices, education, credir cards, childcare, communications, citizen action, and entertainment as well as others. They were required to make decisions at these stations based on their situational monies, writing checks to pay the bills, and keeping their register balanced as they went.
We appreciate Ms. Hall, our UofA FCS Extension Educator, for bringing the program to us, Mrs. Becky Cornett for organizing volunteers and scheduling, and special thanks to our amazing volunteers that gave life experience and information in addition to running their stations.







