ALT Recruitment flyer for Chartwells announcing open kitchen manager and foodservice worker positions for PCSSD schools. The flyer lists benefits such as no nights or weekends, paid sick days and holidays, flexible shifts, career growth, and free shift meals. It includes photos of foodservice staff preparing meals and serving food, plus QR codes linking to job applications.

ALT A table displays the full contents of a weekly meal pack, including fresh apples and oranges, a half‑gallon of milk, multiple cartons of apple juice, single‑serve Cocoa Puffs cereal cups, packets of Giant Goldfish cinnamon graham crackers, a foil tray of chicken alfredo with broccoli, a packaged turkey corn dog with carrots, chicken nuggets with green beans, a chicken sandwich with tater tots, and a Fiestada beef stuffed sandwich with refried beans. The items are arranged neatly to show the variety included in the free breakfast and lunch packs for children.

ALT Christian Robertson named as assistant coach for girls basketball.

ALT Tasha Crain- Williams named assistant girls basketball coach.

ALT Dr. K. Erin Campbell named head Lady Senators basketball coach.

ALT A construction worker steadies the ceremonial steel beam, decorated with an American flag and tree, during the topping out ceremony.

ALT Joe T. Robinson High School Principal Laconya Isaac signs the ceremonial steel beam before it is lifted into place.

ALT Attendees sign the ceremonial steel beam during the Joe T. Robinson High School topping out ceremony.

ALT A construction worker stands in a lift near the crane hook as crews prepare to place the ceremonial beam at the Joe T. Robinson High School addition.

ALT A graduate in a black cap and gown with a white stole reading “LOGAN” and “DRIVEN SCHOOL OF INNOVATION” holds a diploma folder labeled “Robinson High School, Little Rock, Arkansas” in front of a seated audience.

ALT Two people in black caps and gowns hug during an indoor graduation ceremony, with seated guests visible in the background.

ALT A graduate in a black gown with a gold stole speaks at a podium on a stage while rows of graduates sit facing forward and families watch from the bleachers.

ALT Two graduates in black caps and gowns walk down an aisle lined with clapping faculty members, with more graduates and spectators visible behind them.

ALT A black recognition graphic with school‑themed outlines. Center portrait shows Courtney Reissig smiling with long blonde hair. Text reads: “Joe T. Robinson High School,” “Courtney Reissig,” “Teacher of the Year,” and “2026,” with a Senators mascot.

ALT A blue recognition graphic with school‑related icons. Center photo shows Dani Knight standing in a room with shelves. Text reads: “Joe T. Robinson High School,” “Dani Knight — Attendance Clerk,” “Support Staff of the Year,” and “2026,” with a Senators mascot.

ALT A colorful flyer titled “Summer Meals” announces free breakfast and lunch meal packs for children under 18. It lists two pickup locations—Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High School and Cato Elementary School—and states that meals are distributed on Thursdays from June 4 to July 30 between 7:00–10:00am, with one Wednesday distribution due to a holiday. The flyer notes that each pack includes 10 meals, no registration or ID is required, and children do not have to attend PCSSD. The design includes bright summer graphics such as sunglasses, fruit slices, flip‑flops, and a sun, along with the Chartwells and PCSSD logos.

ALT English‑language flyer titled “Summer EBT is back!” explaining that eligible families can receive $120 in grocery benefits per school‑aged child during the summer. It notes that many students qualify automatically through SNAP, TEA, or Medicaid and that others may need to apply. The page includes steps to check eligibility at ar.gov/SummerEBT and instructions to apply through access.arkansas.gov. Logos for No Kid Hungry and the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance appear at the top, with simple food‑themed graphics throughout.

ALT Spanish‑language flyer titled “¡Vuelve Summer EBT!” explaining that eligible families can receive $120 in grocery benefits per school‑aged child during the summer. It states that many students qualify automatically through SNAP, TEA, or Medicaid and that others may need to apply. The page includes steps to check eligibility at ar.gov/SummerEBT and instructions to apply through access.arkansas.gov. Logos for No Kid Hungry and the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance appear at the top, with matching food‑themed graphics.

ALT Robinson High School Cross Country Flyer Parent/ Student Interest Meeting April 20th or May 11th

ALT A colorful Nurses Appreciation Week 2026 graphic with medical‑themed illustrations including bandages, pills, a thermometer, and a heart with an EKG line. Large text reads “Nurses Appreciation Week 2026,” and a message below says, “Thank you for all your help, support, and compassion.” The PCSSD logo appears in the top right corner.

ALT A green chalkboard framed by school supplies — a pencil cup, globe, backpack, notebook, ruler, protractor, and a graduation cap with a diploma. The PCSSD logo appears at the top. Text on the chalkboard reads “Happy Teacher Appreciation Week, May 4–May 8.” Below it, additional text thanks teachers for their lessons, encouragement, and daily impact.

ALT A group of students in an auditorium raise their right hands while reciting the pledge. Rows of black chairs fill the room, and a student in a blue hoodie stands prominently in the foreground.

ALT Ten individuals—eight students in matching navy blazers and two adults in suits—stand on a stage behind a podium featuring a large “R” and Entergy logo during the ceremony.

ALT A group of students in an auditorium raise their right hands while reciting the pledge. Rows of black chairs fill the room, and a student in a blue hoodie stands prominently in the foreground.

ALT A speaker stands on stage with a microphone in front of a projected slide reading “Joe T. Robinson High School” and featuring a photo of Gary Burton Jr., labeled “KARK News Anchor.” Four seated panelists watch from the stage.

ALT A cafeteria worker wearing glasses and a “Champion” cap holds a small box labeled “School Nutrition Hero Day” in a school cafeteria.

ALT Three cafeteria staff members stand together behind a serving counter, wearing aprons and hair coverings, smiling with their arms around each other.

ALT Five cafeteria staff members pose in a commercial kitchen; one holds a small white box with a colorful label.

ALT Three cafeteria workers wearing aprons and “Champion” caps stand in a decorated cafeteria with colorful hanging ribbons and banners.

ALT Eleven students pose in two rows wearing shirts from various colleges inside a gym‑like space.

ALT Two individuals talk while one holds a maroon folder; several people and college‑themed shirts are visible in the background.

ALT A student in a purple LSU shirt and jeans signs her name

ALT Three people in Army uniforms and two students stand in a row inside a gym during a military or informational event.

ALT RHS Boys Track Team