🔔 FOOD PANTRY INFO: For the next school year, the system Bright Futures Gravette uses to send reminder texts is changing. If you want to keep receiving a text message on your phone when the pantry is open, please visit the link below to add your mobile number to the new 2026-2027 list.
📝 Sign Up Here: https://www.gravetteschools.net/foodpantrytxt
📅 Open: Thursday, June 4th, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: 406 6th Ave SE
The food pantry provides resources to support any family with students attending our district. It is typically open on the first and third Thursday of every month.
We appreciate your help in updating this information so the pantry can stay connected and continue supporting our community.
📝 Sign Up Here: https://www.gravetteschools.net/foodpantrytxt
📅 Open: Thursday, June 4th, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: 406 6th Ave SE
The food pantry provides resources to support any family with students attending our district. It is typically open on the first and third Thursday of every month.
We appreciate your help in updating this information so the pantry can stay connected and continue supporting our community.
🦁 Our 5th graders had an unforgettable final day at Gravette Upper Elementary. To celebrate their big move to middle school, the kids enjoyed an action-packed sendoff. A massive shoutout to the Gravette Middle School Builders Club for stepping up to run the activity stands and giving our rising 6th graders such a warm welcome!
Students spent the morning competing in pickleball matches, playing four-way cross volleyball, facing one-another in frisbee golf, and getting their faces painted. A custom barrel smoker provided by the Bank of Gravette kept everyone fed with an end-of-year feast. To mark their time on campus, the rising sixth graders signed a new elevated garden box together. The afternoon also featured students diving down a giant slip-and-slide into a mud pit. After the outdoor games, parents joined the fifth graders and staff for a final gathering. Teachers shared their reflections on the academic year, speaking on the growth of the students and thanking parents for their support.
This class set a high standard for Gravette Upper Elementary. When the school board challenged them to improve reading proficiency, these students tracked their own progress, supported one another, and drove their reading scores to 81 percent. They stood confidently before district leaders to present those results themselves without needing adults to speak for them. We saw that same character during the Kindness Challenge when they became dedicated bucket fillers, actively looking for ways to support classmates. They also mentored younger students in the habits of leadership. Best of luck on your journey ahead to our future middle schoolers! We couldn't be more proud to see you advance. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
Students spent the morning competing in pickleball matches, playing four-way cross volleyball, facing one-another in frisbee golf, and getting their faces painted. A custom barrel smoker provided by the Bank of Gravette kept everyone fed with an end-of-year feast. To mark their time on campus, the rising sixth graders signed a new elevated garden box together. The afternoon also featured students diving down a giant slip-and-slide into a mud pit. After the outdoor games, parents joined the fifth graders and staff for a final gathering. Teachers shared their reflections on the academic year, speaking on the growth of the students and thanking parents for their support.
This class set a high standard for Gravette Upper Elementary. When the school board challenged them to improve reading proficiency, these students tracked their own progress, supported one another, and drove their reading scores to 81 percent. They stood confidently before district leaders to present those results themselves without needing adults to speak for them. We saw that same character during the Kindness Challenge when they became dedicated bucket fillers, actively looking for ways to support classmates. They also mentored younger students in the habits of leadership. Best of luck on your journey ahead to our future middle schoolers! We couldn't be more proud to see you advance. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🎒 Registration is now open to receive a free backpack filled with school supplies for the 2026-27 school term. Please complete the form as soon as possible so we can prepare your materials.
📝 Sign Up Here: https://forms.gle/FoE3DADmLTLZjmAu9
Bright Futures is preparing early to support families and ensure students have everything they need for the upcoming school year. This program is available to all students enrolled in the Gravette School District, and supplies will be ready for you to collect during the school Open House.
Thank you for partnering with us to build a strong foundation for our students.
📝 Sign Up Here: https://forms.gle/FoE3DADmLTLZjmAu9
Bright Futures is preparing early to support families and ensure students have everything they need for the upcoming school year. This program is available to all students enrolled in the Gravette School District, and supplies will be ready for you to collect during the school Open House.
Thank you for partnering with us to build a strong foundation for our students.
🥤 Gravette Sonic Drive-In helped our Upper Elementary readers celebrate in a refreshing way by donating 250 drinks for students who met their 4th quarter reading goals! It was a delicious treat that brought smiles to the kids.
Thank you, Gravette Sonic, for helping us celebrate their achievement. Cheers to strong readers, cold drinks, and community partners who support our Lions! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
Thank you, Gravette Sonic, for helping us celebrate their achievement. Cheers to strong readers, cold drinks, and community partners who support our Lions! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🏛️ Mrs. Cradduck and Mrs. Martin's third grade classes recently hosted Arkansas State Representative Hope Duke to see how leaders make decisions. Students enjoyed learning about leadership, government, and decision-making to help our communities.
Thank you Representative Duke for visiting our schools and talking with our third graders about the government their generation will one day inherit. Hearing from local leaders helps prepare our children to become active and engaged citizens. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
Thank you Representative Duke for visiting our schools and talking with our third graders about the government their generation will one day inherit. Hearing from local leaders helps prepare our children to become active and engaged citizens. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🎨 Three Gravette fifth graders are advancing to the state-level competition after winning the Gravette American Legion Post 25 Drug Free Poster Contest: Micah, Daisey, and Reagan!
American Legion members Mark Russow and Mike Carnahan visited the school to present the awards for their original artwork centered on healthy, drug-free choices. The annual contest challenges fifth graders to create a visual message showing the harmful effects of drugs, encouraging commitment to healthy lifestyles. Each student designed an original poster on an 11 by 14 inch board using fewer than 14 words to convey their message.
Their winning entries will now travel to the state convention in Little Rock to be judged against designs from across Arkansas. State winners receive cash prizes up to $250, and all submitted artwork will be displayed at the Department Convention. We thank our local American Legion partners for providing this opportunity for our children to practice creative expression and focus on healthy habits. Congratulations Micah, Daisey, and Reagan. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
American Legion members Mark Russow and Mike Carnahan visited the school to present the awards for their original artwork centered on healthy, drug-free choices. The annual contest challenges fifth graders to create a visual message showing the harmful effects of drugs, encouraging commitment to healthy lifestyles. Each student designed an original poster on an 11 by 14 inch board using fewer than 14 words to convey their message.
Their winning entries will now travel to the state convention in Little Rock to be judged against designs from across Arkansas. State winners receive cash prizes up to $250, and all submitted artwork will be displayed at the Department Convention. We thank our local American Legion partners for providing this opportunity for our children to practice creative expression and focus on healthy habits. Congratulations Micah, Daisey, and Reagan. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🔦 Our students next year have the chance to shine the light of leadership for Gravette Upper Elementary! Families are invited to learn about the 2026-2027 Student Lighthouse Team application process at our upcoming informational meeting.
📅 Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:30 PM
📍 Location: Gravette Upper Elementary
Student Lighthouse Team members host school board members, plan school assemblies, and welcome new arrivals to the building. Their work helps maintain a high trust culture by modeling the 8 Habits of Highly Effective People. The selection process uses a blind review to ensure every child has a fair opportunity. Students meet twice a week to practice leadership skills and plan monthly projects. Find out more about how to get involved at the meeting!
We are ready to see our students shine as they develop their voices and lead our school community forward. We look forward to seeing you there as we prepare for a bright year ahead. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
📅 Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:30 PM
📍 Location: Gravette Upper Elementary
Student Lighthouse Team members host school board members, plan school assemblies, and welcome new arrivals to the building. Their work helps maintain a high trust culture by modeling the 8 Habits of Highly Effective People. The selection process uses a blind review to ensure every child has a fair opportunity. Students meet twice a week to practice leadership skills and plan monthly projects. Find out more about how to get involved at the meeting!
We are ready to see our students shine as they develop their voices and lead our school community forward. We look forward to seeing you there as we prepare for a bright year ahead. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🍎 With the Summer Lunch program from Gravette Schools Food Services, no family will be without access to healthy food while school is out for summer break. Pick up free summer meals for children ages 18 and under at the Gravette Upper Elementary playground drive-thru starting May 26.
📅 Dates: Monday - Thursday, May 26, 2026 - July 24, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
📍 Location: Gravette Upper Elementary Playground Drive-Thru
These meals help our kids stay fed and healthy during the summer months when school is out. Adults may also buy breakfast for $3.00 or lunch for $5.00 at the site. The USDA is an equal opportunity provider. No meals are served on Fridays.
Thank you to our food services staff and our student volunteers for helping to make the summer lunch program happen. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🍕 Bam! Pow! Zap! Did you hear that? It is the sound of the Gravette Upper Elementary School Lunch Heroes answering the call for School Lunch Hero Day! Witness and be amazed as our heroic cafeteria crusaders spring into action to fend off the seedy underbelly of empty bellies.
Wendy the Wise leads the charge with life-changing meal plans. The Cosmic Guardian, C.G. Skelton, uses supernatural veggie-cooking powers to fuel the youth. Tough Tina Harris wields her mighty baking sheet to defend against doughy or dry bread, while Dazzling Danielle and Daring Donna fly through the kitchen, supporting where they're needed with finesse!
School Lunch Hero Day is celebrated each year on the first Friday in May. The School Nutrition Association launched this observance in 2013 to appreciate the professionals who feed our students. Food service work deserves a great deal of respect and appreciation, because without them, basic needs go unmet and learning cannot happen.
Our food service team shows up long before the school bell rings to prep meals safely and efficiently. They handle long lines, accommodate unique needs, and greet students with kindness despite the ticking clock. This kind of steady, demanding work rarely gets the applause it requires, which makes today the perfect opportunity to express our sincere gratitude. Thank you, GUE Cafeteria Crew for all that you do! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
Wendy the Wise leads the charge with life-changing meal plans. The Cosmic Guardian, C.G. Skelton, uses supernatural veggie-cooking powers to fuel the youth. Tough Tina Harris wields her mighty baking sheet to defend against doughy or dry bread, while Dazzling Danielle and Daring Donna fly through the kitchen, supporting where they're needed with finesse!
School Lunch Hero Day is celebrated each year on the first Friday in May. The School Nutrition Association launched this observance in 2013 to appreciate the professionals who feed our students. Food service work deserves a great deal of respect and appreciation, because without them, basic needs go unmet and learning cannot happen.
Our food service team shows up long before the school bell rings to prep meals safely and efficiently. They handle long lines, accommodate unique needs, and greet students with kindness despite the ticking clock. This kind of steady, demanding work rarely gets the applause it requires, which makes today the perfect opportunity to express our sincere gratitude. Thank you, GUE Cafeteria Crew for all that you do! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🏆 Who will be our Classified Staff of the Year for 2026? You tell us! Online nominations are now open for all buildings. We've already announced the staff of the year who make learning happen, now its our chance to recognize the staff who make learning possible. This includes the bus drivers, maintenance crews, technology support, office staff, paraprofessionals, custodians, librarians, nurses, and the cafeteria teams.
📅 Deadline: Tuesday, May 12, 2026
📝 Nomination Form: https://forms.gle/8QtGR4Yry8Ju8yQS9
To qualify, nominees need at least three years of experience in our district and cannot have received this award in the past four years. Each year, four staff members from across the district receive this honor, one from each school. Winners are recognized by the School Board and featured in the local newspaper and on the district website.
Help share your appreciation for the people who help make Gravette Schools work by submitting a nomination ASAP! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🎉 Fifth graders are preparing for a messy and memorable send-off to celebrate their time at Gravette Upper Elementary, mud and all! Finishing elementary school marks a major step for these students, and wrapping up the year fun gives them a chance to celebrate their hard work together. Get ready to make a mess and send our fifth graders into the summer with a roar.
📅 Date: Friday, May 22, 2026
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Gravette Upper Elementary Cafeteria
Students will spend the morning enjoying outdoor activities with their classmates before gathering for a special goodbye message from the staff. Because this event involves mud and water, students need to wear old clothes and shoes. Please pack a change of clothes, a towel, and a plastic bag to bring wet items home safely. Parents are invited to attend the goodbye message in the cafeteria starting at 12:20 PM. Speeches begin around 12:30 PM to allow plenty of time for check-in and seating. After the celebration concludes, students will return to their classrooms for final activities with their teachers. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
📅 Date: Friday, May 22, 2026
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Gravette Upper Elementary Cafeteria
Students will spend the morning enjoying outdoor activities with their classmates before gathering for a special goodbye message from the staff. Because this event involves mud and water, students need to wear old clothes and shoes. Please pack a change of clothes, a towel, and a plastic bag to bring wet items home safely. Parents are invited to attend the goodbye message in the cafeteria starting at 12:20 PM. Speeches begin around 12:30 PM to allow plenty of time for check-in and seating. After the celebration concludes, students will return to their classrooms for final activities with their teachers. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
✏️ Make your mark on the end of the year with a custom one-of-a-kind celebration keepsake. These 2-sided pencil signs are a Gravette-original way to celebrate the first AND last day of school with fun photo memories! One side says "First Day of School" and the reverse says "Last Day of School."
🛒 Price: $20 each
📧 Interested? Message Morgan Knuckles: https://www.gravetteschools.net/o/gue/staff?id=632531
The Courtesy Committee uses funds from these sales to provide catered lunches and treats for staff during Teacher Appreciation Week. These donations also allow the committee to support staff members during difficult times, including surgeries or family emergencies. Your contribution helps maintain a support fund for our team through the summer months.
If you'd like to help in another way, there is also a Sign-up Genius link to donate gifts to teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week.
🔗 Sign-up Genius: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0944AFA82AA4FDC43-63656514-teacher#/
Thank you for supporting our staff and celebrating your student milestones in style! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🛒 Price: $20 each
📧 Interested? Message Morgan Knuckles: https://www.gravetteschools.net/o/gue/staff?id=632531
The Courtesy Committee uses funds from these sales to provide catered lunches and treats for staff during Teacher Appreciation Week. These donations also allow the committee to support staff members during difficult times, including surgeries or family emergencies. Your contribution helps maintain a support fund for our team through the summer months.
If you'd like to help in another way, there is also a Sign-up Genius link to donate gifts to teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week.
🔗 Sign-up Genius: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0944AFA82AA4FDC43-63656514-teacher#/
Thank you for supporting our staff and celebrating your student milestones in style! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🐶 Gravette Upper Elementary students partnered with the Bella Vista Animal Shelter with a paws-itively wonderful project to encourage pet adoptions. Mrs. Knuckles guided the students in creating these purr-fect portraits to highlight animals that need to be rescued and rehabilitated. These student-created pieces will be displayed at the shelter and during public adoption events, like the weekend's "Bratfest" to help connect these animals with families.
Applying classroom skills to support a local organization shows how young leaders take ownership and help their community. Thank you to the students for using their time to give these animals a better chance at finding a safe place to live. And thank you to Mrs. Knuckles for sharing this story and photos! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
Applying classroom skills to support a local organization shows how young leaders take ownership and help their community. Thank you to the students for using their time to give these animals a better chance at finding a safe place to live. And thank you to Mrs. Knuckles for sharing this story and photos! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🍿 Last week students, parents, and neighbors gathered at the Event Center at Ozark Community Hospital for the 2026 Annual District Art Show! It was a circus-themed evening showcasing student creativity from K-12 and in many different forms.
Sculptures lined the tables and booths while student artwork covered the walls from floor to ceiling. The displays represented a full year of effort and practice by students across all four schools. High school volunteers in themed uniforms handed out popcorn and balloon animals. Others drew portraits for children at a old-timey portrait station while two student volunteers dressed as a Gravette lion and a circus performer executed stunts for the crowd.
It was a great turnout that provided important recognition for our student artists. Athletes and musicians frequently perform or compete throughout the year. This annual art show gives visual artists their own opportunity to share their progress with the community.
Thank you to the art teachers and staff who collaborated for months to organize this event. Thank you to Ozarks Community Hospital for providing the space, to Skylight Cinema in Bentonville for donating the popcorn, and to the adult volunteers who kept the event running smoothly (and the floors clear of popcorn kernels). We also appreciate the high school volunteers who ran the activities. But most of all, thank you to the student artists who prepared their work for everyone to see! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
Sculptures lined the tables and booths while student artwork covered the walls from floor to ceiling. The displays represented a full year of effort and practice by students across all four schools. High school volunteers in themed uniforms handed out popcorn and balloon animals. Others drew portraits for children at a old-timey portrait station while two student volunteers dressed as a Gravette lion and a circus performer executed stunts for the crowd.
It was a great turnout that provided important recognition for our student artists. Athletes and musicians frequently perform or compete throughout the year. This annual art show gives visual artists their own opportunity to share their progress with the community.
Thank you to the art teachers and staff who collaborated for months to organize this event. Thank you to Ozarks Community Hospital for providing the space, to Skylight Cinema in Bentonville for donating the popcorn, and to the adult volunteers who kept the event running smoothly (and the floors clear of popcorn kernels). We also appreciate the high school volunteers who ran the activities. But most of all, thank you to the student artists who prepared their work for everyone to see! 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
📝 End of the year ATLAS testing is fast approaching for our students, and families can use the upcoming weeks to help their children prepare at home!
📅 Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2026
📅 Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026
📅 Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2026
📅 Date: Thursday, May 7, 2026
🔗 Practice Exams Online: https://atlasportal.org/
Students have the opportunity to take a practice test at home with the link above. Navigate to the Students and Families section of the testing portal and select a grade level to access training tests for various subjects. Completing a practice session builds comfort with the testing tools and helps students know exactly what to expect.
Families can further support their children by ensuring they get extra rest the night before, eat a healthy breakfast, and arrive early on testing mornings. Approaching these assessments with a steady routine gives our students the best chance to demonstrate what they have learned this year. Thank you for partnering with us to support their focus and success. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
📅 Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2026
📅 Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026
📅 Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2026
📅 Date: Thursday, May 7, 2026
🔗 Practice Exams Online: https://atlasportal.org/
Students have the opportunity to take a practice test at home with the link above. Navigate to the Students and Families section of the testing portal and select a grade level to access training tests for various subjects. Completing a practice session builds comfort with the testing tools and helps students know exactly what to expect.
Families can further support their children by ensuring they get extra rest the night before, eat a healthy breakfast, and arrive early on testing mornings. Approaching these assessments with a steady routine gives our students the best chance to demonstrate what they have learned this year. Thank you for partnering with us to support their focus and success. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
📚 Breakfast and Books brought families together at Gravette Upper Elementary this past Tuesday morning to share a hot meal and explore the book fair. The event also featured the second annual Bake Sale and Basket Raffle to raise funds for the GUE Courtesy Committee.
Students loved showing off their favorite finds on the bookshelves after enjoying breakfast with the adults in their lives. The bake sale and raffle were a huge success, thanks to everyone who picked up a sweet treat or a raffle ticket. Your purchases directly support the committee in providing encouragement and hosting events for our teachers and staff all year long.
Thank you to everyone who woke up early to spend the morning with us and support our students. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
Students loved showing off their favorite finds on the bookshelves after enjoying breakfast with the adults in their lives. The bake sale and raffle were a huge success, thanks to everyone who picked up a sweet treat or a raffle ticket. Your purchases directly support the committee in providing encouragement and hosting events for our teachers and staff all year long.
Thank you to everyone who woke up early to spend the morning with us and support our students. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🥧 Our school assembly this month was a messy celebration of a major reading milestone! Students surpassed their target of 20,000 Lexia Units, finishing the challenge with over 25,000 units completed through daily focus and practice. As a reward for students crushing their goals, three teachers received a pie in the face!
The assembly also gave us a chance to highlight fifth-grade teacher Sharon Riggs and paraprofessional Amiee West who both earned Staff of the Month honors. Additionally, art teacher Morgan Knuckles received the Gravette School Board Cut Above Award. This recognition honors staff who show up with strong attendance, take positive action, and maintain a great attitude. Whether she is guiding students through creative projects, helping them build academic momentum, or leading the courtesy committee to support her peers, she consistently puts others first.
The assembly brought plenty of cheers as we gathered to recognize the hard work of our students and staff. Thank you to our educators for their daily effort and to our students for keeping their focus on reading. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🎷 Hey all you cool cats and kittens, the Gravette Upper Elementary fifth graders are ready to slide into the spotlight for the "Gotta Be Jazz" music program. It's gonna be one smooth night of live tunes, if you can dig it.
📅 Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM
📍 Location: Gravette High School Performing Arts Center
📀 Preorder DVD Recordings Here: https://www.gravetteschools.net/page/dvd
The Gravette High School Jazz Band is laying down the opening groove before our younger cats take the stage in their sharpest black and white threads. Grab a seat, feel the vibes, and let the music do the talking. We will see you at the gig. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
📅 Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM
📍 Location: Gravette High School Performing Arts Center
📀 Preorder DVD Recordings Here: https://www.gravetteschools.net/page/dvd
The Gravette High School Jazz Band is laying down the opening groove before our younger cats take the stage in their sharpest black and white threads. Grab a seat, feel the vibes, and let the music do the talking. We will see you at the gig. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
💫 Last Friday night, our families' homes were a little quieter than usual while students from Glenn A. Duffy Elementary and Gravette Upper Elementary had a blast at the Parent’s Night Out event. Kids rotated through gym games, enjoyed pizza together, and created neon lion paintings with Mrs. Knuckles.
The school was filled with laughter and dancing as kids connected after hours just for fun. High School Student volunteers played a big role in making the night run smoothly, helping lead activities and making sure everyone felt included and supported.
Thank you to the Courtesy Committee for organizing this fundraiser and to all the volunteers who gave their time. This event brings our school community closer and give families a well-deserved evening to recharge. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
The school was filled with laughter and dancing as kids connected after hours just for fun. High School Student volunteers played a big role in making the night run smoothly, helping lead activities and making sure everyone felt included and supported.
Thank you to the Courtesy Committee for organizing this fundraiser and to all the volunteers who gave their time. This event brings our school community closer and give families a well-deserved evening to recharge. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
🍎 Help highlight an exceptional educator by submitting a nomination for the 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year! We need to hear from as many parents, students, and staff as possible. Each building will select one teacher, and one overall winner represents Gravette in the Arkansas Teacher of the Year competition.
📅 Submit Nominations by: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
📝 Submit Your Nomination Here: https://forms.gle/kT1rgGzLhjXe6Y7Q6
Eligible nominees need at least three years of teaching experience within Gravette schools and must not have received this award in the past four years. When submitting your choice, describe how your nominee affects students, demonstrates professionalism, and inspires their classes to take pride in their daily progress.
Take a moment to submit your nomination and bring attention to the hard work happening in your classroom. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
📅 Submit Nominations by: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
📝 Submit Your Nomination Here: https://forms.gle/kT1rgGzLhjXe6Y7Q6
Eligible nominees need at least three years of teaching experience within Gravette schools and must not have received this award in the past four years. When submitting your choice, describe how your nominee affects students, demonstrates professionalism, and inspires their classes to take pride in their daily progress.
Take a moment to submit your nomination and bring attention to the hard work happening in your classroom. 🦁🧡 #LionPride #GravetteSchools
