Back to School Guide 2025-2026 by northlittlerockschooldistrict

North Little Rock School District

Vision Statement, Mission Statement, Moral Purpose, Graduate Profile

Vision Statement

Our Community. Our Schools. Where Your Future Begins.

Mission Statement

The North Little Rock School District will prepare all students for their future by offering a well-rounded rigorous, relevant, and innovative education that allows each child to achieve their full potential in a safe, supportive learning environment to be future-ready.

Moral Purpose

As a community, our moral purpose is that all children will achieve, have a high-quality teacher, have a high-quality leader, and a supportive learning environment. We will not allow an achievement gap in the North Little Rock School District.

The NLRSD Graduate Profile of Future Ready Skills Acquired Upon Graduation Communication, Critical Thinking, Collaboration, Creativity and Innovation, Work-Life Balance, Information, Media, and Technology, Problem-Solving, Research, Personal Finance, Culture and Global Awareness, Career Development, Perserverance, Civic and Personal Responsibility, Leadership, Ethics, Environmental and Outdoor Education

The Board of Education

Board Alternate Disbursing Officer

Board Parliamentarian

Board Disbursing Officer

Board President

Board Member

Dorothy Williams Zone 1

Henry Taylor Zone 2

Cindy Temple Zone 5

Valerie McLean Zone 6

Board Vice President

Natalie Wankum Zone 7 Board Secretary

Dr. Rochelle Redus Zone 3

Angela Person-West Zone 4

August 1, 2024

August 1, 2025

Dear NLRSD Staff, Students, Parents, and Caregivers,

The 2024-2025 school year is upon us! I am excited to welcome each of you to a brand new academic year. Our building-level and district-level leaders have worked tirelessly to ensure that this upcoming school year is smooth and meaningful. Each day, we strive to be a district that is student-centered and a place where each scholar reaches his or her fullest potential. In our district, we have everything a student needs to be successful.

The 2025-2026 school year is here! We are thrilled to have you here for a new academic year. Our staff and leaders have worked tirelessly to prepare our students for their best year yet. Each day, we strive to be a district that is student-centered and a place where each scholar reaches his or her fullest potential. In our district, we have everything a student needs to be successful.

Once again, we have published a Back-to-School Information Guide. This is a resource for all of our stakeholders to have handy that contains important details to know ahead of the new school year. We take pride in providing accurate and timely information to our staff and families. I encourage each of you to pause and to read through this Guide. In addition, I urge you to make sure your contact information is updated, as we communicate emergency notifications, weekly news, and other important details using the contact information that we have on file.

Once again, we have published a Back-to-School Information Guide. This is a resource for all of our stakeholders to have handy that contains important details to know ahead of the new school year We take pride in providing accurate and timely information to our staff and families. I encourage each of you to pause and to read through this Guide. In addition, I urge you to make sure your contact information is updated, as we communicate emergency notifications, weekly news, and other important details using the contact information that we have on file.

We know that each of you has a choice in where they want to be employed and in where they want their children to be educated. I want to personally thank you for choosing the North Little Rock School District. This school district resembles a close-knit family, and we are thrilled that you are a part of our community. Know that you are among people who take pride in this city and in this school district.

I want to personally thank you for choosing the North Little Rock School District. This school district resembles a close-knit family, and we are thrilled to have you as a part of our community. We take pride in our district, our city, our community, and most importantly—our students.

Have a fantastic school year!

Have a great school year!

Sincerely,

Gregory J. Pilewski, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

New Faces Across the District Assistant Principals

North Little Rock 6 Academy of Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences

Central Office Administration

Dr. Mandee Carmical Coordinator of Science, Environmental Literacy, Outdoor Education (PreK-12)

Langston Coordinator of Reading, Literacy, and English Language Arts (PreK-12)

Chief of Staff

Robert Ginder Administrative Director of Food Service

Sarah Roberson Network Wraparound Services Coordinator

Higgins Coordinator of Mathematics (PreK-12)

Dr. Thomas Rogers Assistant Superintendent of School Improvement Network (A)

LeAnn

Assistant Superintendent of School Network Support Services

Assistant Superintendent of School Improvement Network

Washington Administrative Director of Facilities and Maintenance

Jerrick House North Little Rock High School

Mika Bishop North Little Rock High School

Traiven Love

Dr.

Stoll

Isaiah

Col. Scott Stanger

Carmen

Debra

Jacob Smith

(B)

2025-2026 School Calendar

Holidays: Schools and District Offices Closed

July 4: Independence Day

September 1: Labor Day

November 27-28: Thanksgiving Holiday

December 24-31: Winter Holiday

January 1: New Year’s Day

January 19: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

May 25: Memorial Day

June 19: Juneteenth

School Start and Dismissal Times

It is extremely important for our students to be at school and on time. In fact, research shows that students who attend school regularly achieve at higher levels than their peers who regularly miss school. Students who are regularly tardy or absent miss important instruction that they need to develop basic skills. Students in early grades, especially, miss out on fundamental reading skills, which can have a domino effect on their ability to grasp concepts in other subjects. Please be sure our students get to school on time and are ready to learn!

Regular School Day

Pre-K

Elementary School

7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

7:40 a.m. - 2:55 p.m.

Middle School 8:15 a.m. - 3:35 p.m.

High School 8:40 a.m. - 4:10 p.m.

Early Release Wednesday

Early Release Wednesdays allow teachers and administrators additional time for professional development and data analysis to drive student achievement. Students can use the early dismissal to catch up on assignments, complete research, or participate in extracurricular activities.

*7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Elementary School 7:40 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Middle School 8:15 a.m. - 1:55 p.m. High School 8:40 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

*Per Arkansas Better Chance, which oversees our Pre-K program, parents who decide to pick up their students at 1:15 p.m. will not be penalized.

One, Two, and Three Hour Delay

On some occasions, particularly in emergencies, the district may elect to call for a delayed start time. There will be communication through various channels to share information on delayed start times. Please adhere to the following times if there is a call for a delayed start time.

SAFETY PROCEDURES

Safety Procedures

The safety of our students and staff is our number one priority in the North Little Rock School District. It is our mission to protect all of our students and employees from violence, the exposure to weapons and threats, bullying and harassment, the sale or use of illegal substances on campus grounds, and other emergencies. Having safe schools ensures that the learning process is in full force, as students who are in safe schools have exceptional academic, social, and emotional outcomes.

School Safety Personnel

Each of our elementary schools, Pike View Early Childhood Center, and North Little Rock Academy have an armed, commissioned school security officer on campus. Our middle and high school campuses have armed school resource officers (SROs) from the North Little Rock Police Department, in addition to a group of unarmed security officers who provide assistance to the SROs.

Each of our elementary schools, in addition to Pike View Early Childhood Center and North Little Rock Academy, has an armed, commissioned school security officer on campus. Our middle and high school campuses have armed school resource officers (SROs) from the North Little Rock Police Department, in addition to a group of unarmed security officers who provide assistance to the SROs.

The school district also has a security captain, two security sergeants, and three security technicians who provide another layer of security through supervision, training, crisis prevention planning, accountability, and camera surveillance. Schools regularly practice drills so that students and staff know what to do in the moment of a crisis.

The school district also has a security captian, two security sergeants, and three security technicians who provide another layer of security through supervision, training, crisis prevention planning, accountability, and camera surveillance. Schools regularly practice drills so that students and staff know what to do in the moment of a crisis.

School Safety Procedures

We welcome parents and caregivers to our campuses to see their student(s) in their learning environment, attend special events, meet with a teacher or administrator, volunteer, or have lunch with their children. However in order for these things to happen, everyone must adhere to some safety procedures to ensure the well being of others on campus.

We welcome parents and caregivers to our campuses to see their student(s) in their learning environment, attend special events, meet with a teacher or administrator, volunteer, or have lunch with their children. However, in order for these things to happen, everyone must adhere to some safety procedures to ensure the well being of others on campus.

• Guests are required to check in the front office at each school. They will be required to provide a government-issued ID, such as a driver's license, into our visitor management system. Each visitor's information is screened against the sex offender registry and custom databases, including those with custody orders and banned visitor status. The system instantly alerts school officials if a visitor is flagged as a security risk.

• If cleared, a visitor badge is produced that includes a photo, name of the visitor, date, time, and destination on campus. Guests will only be allowed to go where the badge indicates. Badges must be worn the entire time a guest is inside of the building.

Guests are required to check in the front office at each school. They will be required to provide a governmentissued ID, such as a driver’s license, to be scanned into our visitor management system. Each visitor’s information is screened against the sex offender registry and custom databases, including those with custody orders and banned visitor status. The system instantly alerts school officials if a visitor is flagged as a security risk. If cleared, a visitor badge is produced that includes a photo, name of the visitor, date, time, and destination on campus. Guests will only be allowed to go where the badge indicates. Badges must be worn the entire time a guest is inside of the building.

Guests will only be allowed to enter through the front office. Staff members or students will not be able to allow entrance through another point of entry. Again, this is for the safety of everyone on campus.

• Guests will only be allowed to enter through the front office. Staff members or students will not be able to allow entrance through another point of entry. Again, this is for the safety of everyone on campus.

We thank you for your patience as we implement these procedures for everyone’s safetly.

We thank you for your patience as we implement these procedures for everyone’s safety.

Opengate Weapons Detection System

Each of our schools has the Opengate Weapons Detection System at entrances. Opengate is a groundbreaking weapons detection system designed for the automatic screening of people in transit, including their backpacks and bags, to locate mass casualty metal threats, such as high-caliber assault weapons and improvised explosive devices. The system is less intrusive than a metal detector, and it allows a large number of students to enter the building in a short amount of time, while ensuring the detection of a weapon.

STOPit

The district will contine the implementation of STOPit, an online reporting tool designed to stop bullying, cyber abuse, and other inappropriate behaviors. This consists of an app and an incident management system for school administrators. Download the app from the App Store or Google Play. Users can submit anonymous reports containing text, photos, or videos. Administrators are then able to manage incidents and have the ability to communicate with the reporter, which provides the ability to address issues instantly.

The district will continue the implementation of STOPit, an online reporting tool designed to stop bullying, cyber abuse, and other inappropriate behaviors. This consists of an app and an incident management system for school administrators. Download the app from the App Store or Google Play. Users can report incidents anonymously. With STOPit, users can submit anonymous reports containing text, photos, or video. Administrators are then able to manage incidents and have the ability to communicate with the reporter, which provides the ability to address issues instantly.

Department Tidbits

Child Nutrition

The North Little Rock School District will continue to participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for the 2025-2026 school year. This means that all enrolled students in our district are eligible to receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at no charge to their household. Your student(s) will be able to participate in these meal programs without having to pay a fee or submit a meal application.

Students and families can view lunch menus by school by visiting the Child Nutrition page on our website, nlrsd.org. There is also an app available to view menus. Please download the LINQ Connect app from the App store or Google Play.

Communications

The Communications Office is committed to providing accurate, timely information to students, staff, families, and the community. This office takes pride in supporting students and staff by highlighting successes from across the district on the district website, on its social media channels - Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Vimeo, and district publications. Each school has a Facebook page. Give them a follow as well!

We use Thrillshare, a system through our website provider, Apptegy, to reach families by email, calls, and text. Aside from school announcements, these messages will also include the Superintendent’s Weekly Update (“Top 5”), Board Briefs, notifications about school closings/delays, or emergency notifications.

In order to receive communication from our schools and the district, all families are encouraged to maintain accurate contact information. Please contact your child’s school office to make sure the information is correct. Remember, if your information changes, we will not know unless you make us aware.

Transportation

Transportation services shall be provided to eligible students to and from their assigned bus stop and school. Bus routes are available on our website, nlrsd.org. Bus routes will be posted in mid-August. Please check the website often for bus schedules as they may change as a result of updates. Bus stops shall be determined by the Transportation Department and assigned based on the proximity from a student’s primary residential address in eSchool. Eligible students include those living within their school’s attendance zone, but outside the two-mile walk zone (secondary students) or one-mile walk zone (elementary students).

Bus Rider Eligibility

Only those students enrolled in an NLRSD school and living outside the walk zone are eligible to ride a bus. All students must be at least 5 years of age (K-12).

Bus assignments

Students will only be assigned to a route and allowed to ride the bus to and from the address on file in eSchool. Elementary students must live in their school attendance zone to be eligible for transportation.

In the event that there is no availability for an enrolling student at the elementary school within his/her attendance zone, transportation will be provided to a school outside the student’s attendance zone. The school assignment will be made by the Office of Student-Centered Support Services.

All special accommodations requests must be submitted through the Special Services Department.

Please check online bus schedules often as they may change as a result of updates.

Change of Address

If a student moves, the parent or guardian must submit proof of address to the student’s assigned school. Proof of address should include a utility bill in the parent or guardian’s name or lease agreement or mortgage. A light, water, or gas bill is the only acceptable utility bill accepted. Unless a transportation supervisor directs otherwise, all students should ride their assigned bus and get on and off the bus at their stop.

Mental Health

Mental health can affect a student’s energy level, concentration level, and selfesteem. These issues, if not addressed early, can have long-term consequences, including their career potential and overall health.

Our district has partnered with local mental health agencies to provide on-site therapy and intervention at our campuses. Please visit nlrsd.org to see our Approved Mental Health Providers.

The Suicide and Crisis Hotline is available 24/7 and is for anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. The number to call is 988.

School Uniforms

There is no school uniform policy in the North Little Rock School District; however, we expect our students’ attire to be appropriate and free of distraction. The dress policy can be found in the NLRSD Parent-Student Handbook. In addition, students in kindergarten through eighth grade are required to use a clear or mesh book bag to transport books and supplies. Students in grades 9–12 are permitted to carry regular backpacks. Clear or mesh bags are not required.

School Supplies

School leaders have compiled a list of supplies that students will need for the year. These supplies are available on our website, nlrsd.org.

Water Bottle Filling Stations

In the essence of health and safety, all water fountains have been turned off. However, all schools have water bottle filling stations. Students and staff are encouraged to bring water bottles, and they can be refilled throughout the day.

Riding Rock Region Metro

The North Little Rock School District is proud of its partnership with Rock Region Metro to offer free bus fares to students in grades nine through twelve. Students will be provided with a security sticker that is placed on their school ID. Students must present their school ID with the appropriate security sticker upon entering a Rock Region Metro bus.

The security sticker changes each semester.

This fare-free agreement is only valid in the Little Rock and North Little Rock service areas.

Athletic Ticket Price

Are you ready to see Charging Wildcats in action?

Ticket prices to attend athletic events are consistent with other schools in the conference and provides additional financial support to the Athletic Department.

Grade Level Ticket Price

7th-8th Grade Games

9th-12th Grade Games

District is Cashless

$5.00

$7.00

The North Little Rock School District no longer accepts cash or checks, except for Child Nutrition fees (i.e. meals) and transactions made through the Business & Finance Office. The district has the ability to accept electronic payments using various online platforms. Being cashless and checkless eliminates students, teachers, and schools from collecting cash payments, reduces the opportunities for theft and mishandling, and ends returned checks and debt collection.

Open Houses Scheduled

Each school will host an Open House. This opportunity allows students and families to see each campus, meet with administrators, teachers, and staff, get schedules, and gain important information about the upcoming school year. Please visit our website, nlrsd.org, to see the dates and times.

School Board Meetings

The North Little Rock Board of Education meets twice a month. Special Board Meetings/Board Workshops are held on the first Thursday of each month and Regular Board Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month. Meetings are held at 5:30 p.m. and take place at the Administration Building, located at 2400 Willow Street. Meetings can be viewed live on our YouTube channel NLRSD Board Meeings. Previous Board Meetings can also be seen on that channel.

Following each Board Meeting, highlights form the meeting are recorded in a Board Brief and sent to families, employees, and other stakeholders. Board Briefs can be found on our website on the Board of Education page.

We kindly ask that you follow the district’s Chain of Command procedures when it comes to addressing issues. The procedures can be found on pages 12 and 13. This process allows district staff members to handle an issue before contacting a board member.

New Name for NLRSD Campus

Beginning this school year, Seventh Street Elementary School is now North Little Rock 6 Academy of Agricultural & Veterinary Sciences. The campus is geared to prepare students for careers in agriculture, veterinary science, and related fields through hands-on learning and personal growth. The school name honors the six black teenagers who attempted to integrate North Little Rock High School in 1957.

Bell to Bell, No Cell

During the school day, personal electronic device use is prohibited per Arkansas Law ACT 122. This is to ensure a productive, respectful, and safe learning environment throughout the district for all grade levels. School day means from the time students are required to be at school until the time students are dismissed from school.

Personal Electronic devices are as follows but are not limited to:

● Cellular telephones

● Paging device/Beeper

● Wireless earbuds

● Mobile telephone that offers advanced computing and internet accessibility

● Digital media player

● Portable game console

● Tablet, notebook, or laptop computer

● Digital video or audio recorder

● Smart watch

● Any device that can connect and transmit data through bluetooth technology

Exemptions to this policy include the following:

● Devices issued to a student by the school district

● Personal electronic device required for health reasons

● Personal electronic device included in a student’s IEP or 504 plan as it existed on January 1, 2025

● Student enrolled in a concurrent enrollment course that requires them to utilize two-factor authentication to access course work and resources for the course

● Emergencies that are serious, unexpected, and dangerous that require immediate actions such as but not limited to: fire, tornado, earthquake, active shooter, evacuation of school grounds, medical emergency, etc.

Consequences for Violating the Policy:

First Offense:

● Verbal warning from the teacher or staff member.

● The personal electronic device will be confiscated and returned at the end of the period and/or students will be required to put it in the locking mechanism that the district has provided.

Second Offense:

● The personal electronic device will be confiscated and turned into the office.The student’s parent/guardian will be required to pick up the phone from the office.

Third Offense:

● The personal electronic device will be confiscated. A parent or guardian will be required to pick up the personal electronic device and speak to an administrator or dean of students.

● Additional consequences may include detention or other disciplinary actions, depending on the situation.

A Yondr pouch will be provided for each student to hold their personal electronic devices.

For more information about personal electronic devices and Yondr pouches please see the Parent-Student Handbook.

Properly Communicating Concerns & Issues

The North Little Rock School District strives to best serve all of its stakeholders with the highest level customer service and hospitality. We know that, at times, concerns may arise and stakeholders will want to bring those concerns to the district’s attention. The North Little Rock School District has developed a Chain of Command system, which serves as an effective tool to guide stakeholders when reporting incidents to staff.

We ask that all stakeholders first communicate with the staff member that is nearest to the situation. Please see the chart below. The names of the points of contact listed below can be found in the direcotry listed on our website, nlrsd.org.

Progression for Addressing Concerns and Issues

Academic/Discipline

•Amboy

•Boone Park

•COE

•Indian Hills

•Pike View

•NLR Academy

•NLRHS

•Ridge Road

•Crestwood

•Glenview

•Lakewood

•NLR 6

•NLR 7th and 8th Grade Campus

•Meadow Park

•NLRMS 6th Grade Campus

Teacher

Principal/ Assistant Principal

Assistant Superintendent of School Improvement Network (A)

Teacher

Principal/ Assistant Principal

Assistant Superintendent of School Improvement Network (B)

Athletic

Coach

Superintendent

Principal/ Assistant Principal

Child Nutrition

Principal/ Assistant Principal

Dyslexia Services

Dyslexia Teacher

Principal/ Assistant Principal

Child Nutrition Director

Director of Student-Athlete Development

Chief of Staff

Dyslexia Coordinator

Assistant Superintendent of School Network Support Services

Superintendent

*This is subject to change based on needs of the student. Other departments may get involved if the need arises.

Superintendent

Special Education Teacher

Principal/ Assistant Principal

Grade-Level Special Education Coordinator

Technology Transportation Virtual Academy

Media Specialist Principal/ Assistant Principal

Teacher

School-Building Technology Support Coordinator of Innovative Virtual Learning

Transportation Director

Administrative Director of Information Technology

Chief of Staff Assistant Superintendent of School Network Support Services

Chief of Staff

Assistant Superintendent of School Network Support Services

When a concern or issue cannot be resolved at the first-contact level, then it should be taken to the next level in the Chain of Command. After utilizing the progression for addressing concerns, further questions may be addressed to the Superintendent of Schools.

Please follow the Chain of Command chart that is listed above. Since the Superintendent is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the school district, the Board of Education, if contacted by someone, will redirect the issue or concern to the appropriate school/district staff member. Please give staff members time to address issues and concerns before contacting board members.

*This

In Their Own Words

We asked these students to give their peers some advice to ensure a great school year.

Barrett Friedman

7th Grade

“Be kind and listen to your teachers.”

Courtney Brooks III

5th Grade

“Being new to the school can be nervous. You’ll always have a friend in me.”

Jacob Jeong 5th Grade

“Work hard and be a good friend.”

Florence Hicks

3rd Grade

“Wake up on time and come with a good attitude.”

Jasalyn Lee

7th Grade

“Education is the most powerful weapon which can change the world!”

In Their Own Words

Carter Lee

12th Grade

“Don’t fall behind on schoolwork.”

Dre Robinson

Pre-K

Rylee Champion

7th Grade

“Start where you are. Use what you have.”

“Be good and learn ABCs and numbers.”

McKenzie Jackson

1st Grade

“School is so fun. It makes me happy when I see my friends and teacher because they love you.”

William Jackson

2nd Grade

“Go to sleep early because you have to wake up early to go to school.”

In Their Own Words

Shamarr Ford Jr.

9th Grade

“Stay focused and set goals.”

Onalee Bland

4th Grade

“Wake up at 6:30 and get your wiggles out.”

Paradise Berkley

1st Grade

“Listen and learn and be kind to friends and teachers.”

Avai Champion

5th Grade

“Don’t be nervous. There’s always help and friendly smiles.”

2025-2026 Report Card & Interim Progress Report (IPR) Dates

Report Cards ~ Grades K-12

Cycle Dates Entry Deadline for teachers*

Quarter 1 08/11/25 ~ 10/09/25 4pm on 10/13/2025

Quarter 2 10/10/25 ~ 12/19/25 4pm on 12/19/2025

Quarter 3 01/07/26 ~ 03/11/26 4pm on 03/13/2026

Quarter 4 03/12/26 ~ 05/22/26 TBA Differs by Gr. Level

Interim Progress Reports (IPR) ~ Grades 6 -12 only

Cycle Interim Date Entry Deadline for teachers*

Interim 1 (IPR1) 09/10/2025 4pm on 09/11/2025

Interim 2 (IPR2) 11/12/2025 4pm on 11/13/2025

Interim 3 (IPR3) 02/06/2026 4pm on 02/06/2026

Interim 4 (IPR4) 04/22/2026 4pm on 04/22/2026

Students in Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades receive Standards Based Report Cards. Students in Grades 4-12 receive Traditional Report Cards.

*Entry Deadlines are for Teachers; reports will be distributed to families after this deadline.

CENTRAL OFFICE SITES

Over the summer, some of our departments relocated to other buildings across the city. This process took place in an effort to better serve our students, staff, and families.

Central Office Sites

Over the summer, some of our departments relocated to other buildings across the city. This process took place in an effort to better serve our students, staff, and families.

Administration Building

2400 Willow Street (501) 771-8000

Administration Building 2400 Willow Street (501) 771-8000

Departments Housed Here:

Administrative Services Support Building 3201 Highway 161 (501) 771-8033

Administration Services Support Building 3201 Highway 161 (501) 771-8033

Administrative Services Support Building 3201 Highway 161

Administrative Services Support Building 3201 Highway 161 (501) 771-8033

3201 Highway 161

• Business & Finance

Departments Housed Here:

3201 Highway 161

• Coordinated School Health

Departments Housed Here:

3201 Highway 161 (501) 771-8033

Departments Housed Here:

• Business & Finance

•Boardroom (School Board Meetings)

Departments Housed Here:

•Assistant Superintendents

• Curriculum Innovation & Design

• Communications

• Boardroom (School Board Meetings)

•Business & Finance

• Deputy Superintendent

• Business & Finance

•Communications

• Deputy Superintendent

• Human Resources

• Communications

• Human Resources

• Communications

•Human Resources

• Superintendent

• Deputy Superintendent

• Superintendent

•Superintendent

• Deputy Superintendent

• Human Resources

Safety Services Department 2525 Main Street

Safety Services Department

2525 Main Street

Safety Services Department 2525 Main Street (501) 975-3890

2525 Main Street (501) 975-3890

Departments Housed Here:

• Employee Credit Union

Safety Services Department 2525 Main Street (501) 975-3890

• Employee Credit Union

Safety Services Department 2525 Main Street (501) 975-3890

Departments Housed Here:

• Employee ID Badges and Credentialing

Departments Housed Here:

• Employee ID Badges and Credentialing

• Safety Services

•Curriculum

• Information Technology

• Coordinated School Health

• Information Technology

• Coordinated School Health

• Curriculum Innovation & Design

• Parent & Family Engagement

•Information Technology

• Curriculum Innovation & Design

• Information Technology

• School Performance

• Information Technology

• School Performance

•Network Wraparound Services

• Special Services

• Employee Credit Union

Departments Housed Here:

• Safety Services

• Employee Credit Union

• School Nursing

• Employee ID Badges and Credentialing

•Employee Credit Union

• Safety Services

• Training Facility

• Safety Services

• Training Facility

• School Nursing

•Safety Services

•Employee ID Badges and Credentialing

• Training Facility

Other Points of Interest

• Training Facility

•School Nursing

Other Points of Interest

•Training Facility

• Parent & Family Engagement

• Special Services

•Special Services

• School Performance Special Services

• School Performance

• Student-Centered Support Services

• Special Services

Student-Centered Support Services

•Student-Centered Support Services

• Student-Centered Support Services

North Little Rock Academy 5500 Lynch Drive

North Little Rock Academy 5500 Lynch Drive (501) 955-3600

Departments Housed Here:

North Little Rock Academy 5500 Lynch Drive

North Little Rock Academy 5500 Lynch Drive (501) 955-3600

Departments Housed Here:

• Alternative Learning Environment (ALE)

North Little Rock Academy 5500 Lynch Drive (501) 955-3600

• Homeless Liaison

• Alternative Learning Environment (ALE)

North Little Rock Academy 5500 Lynch Drive (501) 955-3600

• Homeless Liaison

Departments Housed Here:

• Virtual Academy

Departments Housed Here:

• Virtual Academy

• Alternative Learning Environment (ALE)

• Homeless Liaison

• Virtual Academy

•Alternative Learning Environment (ALE)

•Virtual Academy

• Virtual Academy 3201 Highway 161 (501) 771-8033

• Athletics: 201 W 22nd Street (located inside North Little Rock High School), (501) 771-8154

Other Points of Interest

• Child Nutrition: 2400 N Poplar Street, (501) 771-8061

• Transportation – 1401 E Washington Street, (501) 340-5150

• Athletics: 201 W 22nd Street (located inside North Little Rock High School), (501) 771-8154

• Transportation – 1401 E Washington Street, (501) 340-5150

• Maintenance – 2500 N Popular Street, (501) 771-8075

• Child Nutrition: 2400 N Poplar Street, (501) 771-8061

Other Points of Interest

• Maintenance – 2500 N Popular Street, (501) 771-8075

• Child Nutrition: 2400 N Poplar Street, (501) 771-8061

• Transportation – 1401 E Washington Street, (501) 340-5150

•Athletics: 201 W 22nd Street (located inside North Little Rock High School) | (501) 771-8154

The Administrative Annex Building is now closed.

• Maintenance – 2500 N Popular Street, (501) 771-8075

The Administrative Annex Building is now closed. 14

• Maintenance – 2500 N Popular Street, (501) 771-8075

•Child Nutrition: 2400 N Poplar Street | (501) 771-8061

•Transportation: 1401 E Washington Street | (501) 340-5150

The Administrative Annex Building is now closed.

•Maintenance and Facilities: 2500 N Poplar Street | (501) 771-8075

NLRSD Points of Contact

Department/Office

Advanced Programs

Athletics

Business & Finance

Child Nutrition

Communications

Dyslexia Services

English Speakers of Other Languages/World

Languages

Heather Theodore (501) 771-8200 theodoreh@nlrsd.org

Wesley Bilon (501) 771-8154 bilonw@nlrsd.org

Brian Brown (501) 771-8015 brownb@nlrsd.org

Robert Ginder (501) 771-8061 ginderr@nlrsd.org

Dustin Barnes (501) 771-8048 barnesd@nlrsd.org

Amanda Powell (501) 771-8163 powella@nlrsd.org

Kriss Marshell (501) 771-8095 marshellk@nlrsd.org

Human Resources/Title IX Vacant (501) 771-8296 humanresources@ nlrsd.org

Maintenance and Facilities

Nursing Services

Safety Services

Special Education

Student Data

Student-Centered Support Services

Superintendent

Isaiah Washington (501) 771-8075 washingtoni@nlrsd.org

Tonya Green (501) 240-1753 greent@nlrsd.org

Hayward Finks (501) 771-8288 finksh@nlrsd.org

Dr. Natalee McGill (Elementary)

Sharon Hackbart (Secondary)

(501) 771-8059 (501) 771-8092

mcgilln@nlrsd.org hackbarts@nlrsd.org

Kathy Hale (501) 771-8027 halek@nlrsd.org

Tiffany Randall (501) 771-8096 randallt@nlrsd.org

Dr. Gregory J. Pilewski (501) 771-8006 pilewskig@nlrsd.org

Technology Randy Riddle (501) 771-8070 riddler@nlrsd.org

Transportation

Virtual Learning Programs

Jamie Coleman (501) 340-5150 colemanja@nlrsd.org

Dr. Brouke Reynolds (501) 906-3839 reynoldsb@nlrsd.org

School Site Directory

Amboy Elementary School 101 Auburn Drive

North Little Rock, AR 72118 (501) 771-8175

Allen Pennington, Principal

Boone Park Elementary School 1401 Crutcher Street

North Little Rock, AR 72114 (501) 340-5160

Dannisha Stroud, Principal

Crestwood Elementary School

1900 Crestwood Drive

North Little Rock, AR 72116 (501) 771-8190

Jayme Steinbeck, Principal

Glenview Elementary School

4901 E. 19th Street

North Little Rock, AR 72117 (501) 955-3630

Dwight Kelly, Principal

Indian Hills Elementary School

6800 Indian Hills Drive

North Little Rock, AR 72116 (501) 835-5622

Dr. Shanda Coleman, Principal

Lakewood Elementary School 1800 Fairway Avenue

North Little Rock, AR 72116 (501) 771-8270

Cortney Bost, Principal

Meadow Park Elementary School 801 E. Bethany Road

North Little Rock, AR 72117 (501) 955-3620

April McKinley, Principal

North Little Rock 6 Academy of Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences

1200 Bishop Lindsey Street

North Little Rock, AR 72114 (501) 340-5170

Larissa Harrison, Principal

North Little Rock Academy 5500 Lynch Drive

North Little Rock, AR 72117 (501) 955-3600

Sandy Williams, Director

North Little Rock Center of Excellence 201 W. 22nd Street

North Little Rock, AR 72114 (501) 975-3895

Dr. Nadia Saint-Louis, Principal

North Little Rock High School 201 W. 22nd Street

North Little Rock, AR 72114 (501) 771-8100

Dr. Nadia Saint-Louis, Principal

North Little Rock Middle School Seventh & Eighth Grade Campus

2400 Lakeview Road

North Little Rock, AR 72116 (501) 771-8200

Elise Hampton, Principal

North Little Rock Middle School Sixth Grade Campus 2300 Lakeview Road

North Little Rock, AR 72116 (501) 771-8250

Michael Clark, Principal

Pike View Early Childhood Center 441 McCain Boulevard

North Little Rock, AR 72116 (501) 771-8170

Maribel Siems, Pre-K Coordinator

Ridge Road Elementary School 4601 Ridge Road

North Little Rock, AR 72116 (501) 771-8155

Matthew How, Principal

NLRSD Virtual Academy 5500 Lynch Drive

North Little Rock, AR 72117 (501) 906-3839

Dr. Brouke Reynolds, Coordinator