Archive for the North Pulaski High tag:
Apr
27

North Pulaski High learns dangers of impaired and distracted driving

NORTH PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL recently participated in the “Every 15 Minutes” Program, an educational experience that reminds us all of the dangers associated with driving while impaired and texting.

Apr
24

North Pulaski Speech Team wins big

The North Pulaski High School Competitive Speech Team competed at the Arkansas State Communication Theater Arts Association state Tournament on April 20 and 21. The team did an outstanding job and brought home the following awards:

Apr
24

Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association recognizes North Pulaski teacher

Teresa Perkins, program coordinator of Simply Delicious Restaurant located at North Pulaski High School, has been selected as Arkansas’s Educator Excellence Award Winner for 2012 from the Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association (NRAEF). The NRAEF sponsors ProStart, the restaurant management and culinary arts program students at NPHS participate and compete in. (They placed second this year in the Management Division and third in Culinary at the state competition.) Perkins will be honored at an awards ceremony during the National Restaurant Associations Annual Trade Show to be held in Chicago May 4 – 7.

Apr
5

North Pulaski High seniors to compete in Arkansas Industrial Engineering Challenge Finals

Robby Darrington and Chandler Weber, both seniors at North Pulaski High School, are one of five finalist teams in the state for the University of Arkansas’ Industrial Engineering Challenge Competition.

Mar
30

Northwood Middle and North Pulaski High music programs excel at assessments

Congratulations to the NORTHWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL choirs and the NORTH PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL concert/show choir. These choirs participated in the Central Region Choral Performance Assessment last week at Searcy High School. The seventh-grade NWMS Intermediate Girls Choir received four Division One ratings of Superior Performance. The seventh- and eighth-grade NWMS male chorus not only received four Division One ratings of Superior Performance, they also were the highest scoring male chorus for the entire Region Assessment.