This morning several Mills University Studies High School students and their teachers were preparing for the Academy Advantage Senior Hiring Event being held today at Pulaski Tech. Students have prepared resumes, practiced interviewing and handshake skills, and are ready to see what careers are out there for them today. We wish them the best of luck as they get to take part in this experience!

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#WorkMatters
#AcademiesOfCentralArkansas
about 5 hours ago, Mills University Studies High School
Flyer for the Academy Advantage Senior Hiring Event
Three students smiling for the camera
Teachers and students seated around a table
Two students hugging for the camera
We are so proud to announce that senior Ashlee Hill has been named a 2026 Oscar Washington Jr. Educational Fund Scholarship recipient! On Saturday, April 11th, Ashlee will be honored and will discover just how much she has been awarded. Ashlee has a passion for leadership and innovation. She is a National Honor Society member, an Arkansas Girls' State representative, and a top performer at the Arkansas SeaPerch Robotics Challenge. We cannot wait to see what greatness Ashlee attains as she leaves high school and heads into the world!

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#MillsOnTheMove
about 5 hours ago, Mills University Studies High School
Image of student being named a scholarship recipient
Student standing on a stairwell
NEXT WEEK IS ATLAS TESTING! Parents/Guardians - we need your help to ensure our scholars are ready for the state testing which will begin on Tuesday, April 14th.

Between now and next week we will be sharing tips for success on the ATLAS test, but it begins with YOU!

To kick off this week - please make sure your students are at school and on time each day. Students will report to testing locations at 8:30, so let's be sure to be on time and ready to work.

We've got this!

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#TestingMatters

about 23 hours ago, Mills University Studies High School
Infographic on test strategies
🔰 Mills University Studies High School celebrated four Lady Comets as they officially signed to continue their academic and athletic journeys at the next level. Families, teammates, and coaches packed Cooper Arena to cheer them on during this milestone moment. ☄️

Kendillie Warren — signing with South Arkansas College
Kaliyah Sanders — signing with Coahoma Community College
Kirsten Johnson — signing with South Arkansas College
Jeneva Gregory — signing with Coahoma Community College

🏀 Today marks the start of an exciting new chapter, and we can’t wait to watch them soar. 💫 #MillsOnTheMove #PCSSDproud
1 day ago, PCSSD
A student wearing a white long‑sleeve shirt signs a document at a maroon‑covered table with a basketball and framed photo. Two people sit nearby watching.
A student in a gray shirt signs a document at a maroon‑covered table decorated with a basketball, foam fingers, and a framed basketball photo.
A student signs a document at a table with a basketball, phone, and framed item. The chair behind them displays a green and yellow Mills logo.
A student in a white shirt signs a document at a decorated table with a maroon jersey, basketball, and silver streamers. Three others, including two children, sit beside them.
Two people stand in a gym wearing white “Coahoma Women’s Basketball” shirts as they pose together.
Two people stand in a gym wearing gray “STARS #WeShine” shirts as they pose together.
Four people sit at a decorated table on a basketball court with balloons, framed photos, pom‑poms, and an Oklahoma City University pennant. A banner reads “These Stars Shine.”
Five people sit behind a maroon table decorated with balloons, pom‑poms, framed photos, and a basketball. They hold signs reading “These Stars Shine” during a signing ceremony.
Four people sit behind a maroon table with Coahoma Community College logos, balloons, framed photos, and two Coahoma basketball jerseys. A basketball sits at the center.
Six people gather around a table on a basketball court for a signing ceremony. The table displays Coahoma and Tigers jerseys, a basketball, framed photos, and tiger decorations.
It's time to celebrate our Mills High teacher and students of the month for March!

TEACHER: Mr. Bean, art teacher, is the teacher of the month. His colleague said, "Mr. Bean challenges his students in all his art classes to improve and better their art. He helps those who are interested in a career in art find resources and gives amazing advice on how to navigate the art world after school. He also has contributed so much into the arts program here physically with all the new equipment and emotionally with how much he cares and wants the students to succeed."

9TH GRADE STUDENT: Lisbhet Ruiz. Her teacher said, "Lisbhet has grown by leaps and bounds on her two ELA interim assessments. She is a hard working student, and that hard work is paying off!" (no photo available)

10TH GRADE STUDENT: Jasmine Wright. Her nominating teacher said, "Jasmine has recently really excelled on her writing and reading interim exams. She works hard and continues to be a wonderful student!" (no photo available)

11TH GRADE STUDENT: Martin Duff. The teacher who nominated Martin said, "He gets to class on time. He cooks BBQ for his family's food truck on weekends. Always eager to help anyone out. He'd give the shirt off his back to another person. He is a great scholar and has a very warm personality."

12TH GRADE STUDENT: Iuynna Hill. As her teacher said, "Iuynna is a hard working and caring student who ALWAYS leads by example. She is well deserving of student of the month!"
4 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
12th grade student holding certificate
Photo of 11th grade student with a certificate
Photo of teacher with certificate
Senior activities are coming!

We are excited to celebrate the graduating seniors of Mills University Studies High School with a week of special events in honor of their accomplishments. This is a time for students to create lasting memories with their classmates while celebrating this milestone together.

Please see the attached documents for a list of the scheduled events. Please note that additional details, including times, locations, and any required permissions, will be shared with students in advance of each event.

If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to contact the school office.

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to a memorable Senior Week!

5 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Senior Stroll graphic
Mario Kart Flyer
Prom night flyer
Field Day Flyer
Space Jam Lock In Graphic
Graphic of senior activities
Mills University Studies High School has ended March by celebrating Women's History Month! The Varsity Cheer Team took time to recognize all female staff for their commitment, service to students, and the positive culture they help build each day at our school.

All female staff members received a small token of appreciation from the varsity cheer team, and a special recognition was made for the following individuals for their many years of dedication and impact on Mills University Studies High School: Ms. Deborah Austin, Coach Brenda Adams, Ms. Karron Kendrick, and Ms. Vickie Jackson.

We are so thankful for all they do!
7 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Photo in a frame beside paragraphs on paper
Photo in a frame beside paragraphs on paper
Photo in a frame beside paragraphs on paper
Photo in a frame beside paragraphs on paper
Women's History Month
A display of women's photos for women's History month
Group of female students with their office secretary
Group of female students with their coach
Group of female students with their teacher
Group of female students with their lead custodian
Don't forget Family Fun Night! It may be spring break now, but we hope you will come to school next week on Wednesday for this fun family night with free food, fun games, and learning kits for your and your family geared to the ATLAS testing that begins later in April. Gear Up Arkansas is hosting, and we can't want to see you there!
13 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Flyer for Family Fun Night April 1, 2026 at Mills
Families and friends of Mills High School are invited to watch some of the best high school baseball in the state of Arkansas right here on the Mills campus, March 26–28. Mills will serve as a host site for the Robinson Invitational.

Our baseball team will play three games during the tournament, and games will be held throughout the day. Please come out, enjoy the competition, and support Comet Baseball.

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#SportsMatter
#BaseballSeason
#GoComets
18 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Baseball flyer for spring break dates
The students in the pottery and craft class recently learned to use the sewing machine to explore "drawing" with thread on top of monoprints. This lesson helped to reinforce knowledge of composition, line, shape, and color layering and will be applied to a larger book making project over the next few wells.

If you haven't heard much about this type of art, search for the artist Bisa Butler to see an example the students learned about in this class.

Who knew sewing could create such masterpieces!

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#ArtMatters
#FiberArts
18 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Student working at sewing machine
Students at sewing machine
Images of thread sewn on color paper
What are you doing the Wednesday after spring break?

How about a fun family night with free food, fun games, and info about ATLAS testing on April 1st - no foolin'!

Gear Up Arkansas is sponsoring this event and we are so excited! There will be free food, tailgate-style games, and a lively atmosphere. Parents and guardians will have the opportunity to support academic learning at home through learning kits aimed to support ATLAS Testing.

Mark your calendars and come join us!
18 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Flyer for family night on April 1
🔰 MUSHS Comets had an exciting visit today as CARTI, our newest Academies pathway partner, shared details about the CARTI Discover Program — a free, week‑long summer experience designed for future healthcare professionals. ☄️

🩺 From June 1–5, selected students will explore 10 different medical career paths, shadow healthcare experts, and complete a capstone project that earns them a $1,000 scholarship held until graduation. With only 10 scholars accepted each year, students receive personalized guidance and hands‑on learning throughout the week. 🥼

📋 Representatives Ms. Katie Swearigen and Ms. Linda Jo Palmer met with students to answer questions and walk through the application process. This is an incredible opportunity for students interested in fields like medical engineering, pharmacy, surgical technology, radiation therapy, imaging, oncology nursing, and more.

Applications are due April 10. Students can apply online here: https://www.carti.com/discover/
#AcademiesofMillsUniversityStudiesHighSchool #CARTI #HealthSciencePathway #PCSSDproud
18 days ago, PCSSD
Two women stand at the front of a classroom speaking to students. One holds a gift bag while the other gestures as she talks. A table with papers and gift bags sits between them, and students listen from their seats.
A diverse audience sits in rows inside a bright room with tall windows and yellow support beams. Two presenters stand at the front, one speaking while holding papers. Many attendees hold pamphlets.
Students sit facing a projection screen while two presenters speak at the front of the room. One student has a hand raised, and sunlight streams in through tall windows along the side wall.
A group of people sits in rows listening to a speaker at the front of a well‑lit room with large windows. Some attendees take notes or hold materials as they follow along.
A woman stands at the front of a classroom leading a discussion with students seated in rows. Students hold informational booklets, and a sheriff’s vehicle is visible through the windows behind them.
Students sit facing a presenter standing near a projection screen. One student raises a hand to participate. The room has large windows and rows of gray chairs.
A large group of students sits in rows facing two presenters at the front of a modern lecture room. A large projection screen is behind the speakers, and bright overhead lights illuminate the space.
🔰 Our AVID Comets were on the move yesterday as they explored Arkansas State University in Jonesboro! 🎓🐺
They toured the campus, learned about academic programs, and got a real feel for college life. Some of our concurrent credit students even received their official A‑State student IDs — a huge milestone on their path to college success! Proud of these future‑ready scholars. ☄️ #AVID #MillsOnTheMove #PCSSDproud
20 days ago, PCSSD
Three students stand indoors holding Arkansas State University promotional items and bags. They are smiling and standing in front of glass doors and windows.
Students sit in a modern classroom listening to a speaker at the front. A large screen displays a scenic background with the time and the word “Barcelona.” A second screen in the back reads “We’re glad you are here” with a red wolf mascot.
Three students stand in front of the red “HOWL” sculpture, smiling and holding campus visit materials. One student holds a bag with the words “Find Your Place.”
A student in a red hoodie stands at a desk speaking with another student who is seated and writing in a notebook. The desk is covered with a laptop, tablet, water bottle, sanitizer, and office supplies. A wooden wall with school logos is in the background.
A group of students stands in front of a tall indoor rock climbing wall with ropes and colorful holds. The facility has high ceilings, red beams, and large windows.
Students sit in rows facing a presenter near a screen labeled “Club Eagle Express.” A large Arkansas State University banner and a balloon arch decorate the room. Gift bags labeled “BITE” sit under chairs.
Three students pose in front of a large red “HOWL” sculpture outdoors. Trees, bushes, and a building are visible behind them on a sunny day.
A student sits in a rugged Baja‑style engineering vehicle with large tires and a roll cage. The front displays the number 83 and the A‑State wolf logo. Sponsor logos appear on the side panels.

Parents and guardians of Mills High seniors: This is the last call for pictures, from baby pics to senior pics - we need them!

Please email your photos to Coach Hampton, jhampton9648@pcssd.org or Ms. Harper, mharper8000@pcssd.org by March 31st.

Thank you for helping us celebrate our Class of 2026!

20 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Graphic asking parents to send baby and regular photos for seniors
The Mills University Studies High School Band earned straight Superior Ratings — 1s on stage and in sight‑reading — at assessment Monday night, the highest rating possible. This marks the second consecutive year the band has achieved performing at the highest standard.

If you see a band member today, be sure to congratulate them on their hard work and dedication!

Next stop: STATE! #PCSSDproud #PuttingThePiecesTogether #MillsOnTheMove #HardWorkPaysOff
20 days ago, PCSSD
The MUSHS band celebrating 2026 Assessment at the Maumelle High cafeteria stage
The MUSHS band performing during the 2026 Assessment at the Maumelle High Peforming Arts Center
🍀 The Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High soccer teams had a little St. Patrick’s Day fun before kickoff! #StPatricksDay #MillsOnTheMove
21 days ago, PCSSD
A Mills soccer coach in a white polo stands on the sideline during a game, digitally edited with a green leprechaun hat and “Game Day” text with shamrocks.
A Mills soccer player wearing jersey number 10 kicks the ball during a game. “Game Day” with shamrocks and a rainbow‑to‑gold graphic are added.
A Mills soccer player wearing jersey number 21 celebrates on the field with cartoon gold coins and “Game Day” text with shamrocks added to the image.
A Mills player in a green jersey dribbles past a Parkview defender during a nighttime soccer match. “Game Day” with shamrocks and a pot of gold graphic are added to the image.
A Mills soccer player wearing jersey number 99 runs on the field during a nighttime game, with “Game Day” and shamrocks overlaid at the top.
A Mills soccer player wearing a green jersey with the number 7 smiles while walking on the field during a nighttime game. “Game Day” with green shamrocks is overlaid on the image.
A Mills soccer player wearing jersey drinks from a green water bottle under stadium lights. “Game Day” with shamrocks is overlaid on the image.
Mills soccer players in green jerseys gather in a pre‑game huddle with a coach, raising their hands together. “Game Day” with shamrocks appears above the group.
Alt text: Mills soccer players and their coach pose together on the field at night, many making "U" hand signs. “Game Day” with shamrocks is overlaid on the image.
Mills Families: Don't miss the opportunity to capture the moment! Remember to purchase your MUSH yearbook now! Limited quantities are available. Yearbooks are currently $65 and may be purchased online at jostensyearbook.com. Order your copy before they're gone!
22 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
yearbook graphic
Mills High Juniors and Seniors and families:

REMINDER! The last day to purchase prom tickets AND to submit guest forms is March 31st. THIS DATE WILL NOT BE EXTENDED!!!

Also, please remember that all school fees must be paid in order to attend prom this year. This includes charges for missing or damaged Chromebooks or chargers, missing books, or other items.

Tickets for prom are $50 for students and $25 for guests. Please see Coach Hampton, Ms. Harper, or Ms. Fuller to purchase prom tickets. Guest forms are available in the front office, and once they are completed, please submit them to Coach Hampton.
22 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Graphic for March 31
🌡️ Help Us Keep Students Healthy! 🤧
As we head into Spring Break, please review these guidelines on when to keep your child home from school.

According to the latest Viral Respiratory Diseases Report from the Arkansas Department of Health, public schools saw an average absenteeism rate of 8.2% last week. Following these guidelines helps keep our classrooms healthy and learning strong.
22 days ago, PCSSD
Informational poster from PCSSD titled “When Should I Keep My Child Home from School?” Lists symptoms and conditions that warrant keeping a child home, including fever, vomiting, persistent cough, sore throat, rash, pink eye, and contagious illnesses like flu or COVID-19. Also outlines criteria for returning to school, such as being symptom-free for 24 hours and feeling well enough to participate. Includes a reminder to notify the school of any contagious diagnoses and references page 52 of the PCSSD Student Handbook for more details. Poster features bold headings, icons, and a clean layout for clarity.
🔰 We sent off the defending 4A Boys Basketball State Champions in style! ☄️🏀
They face the Hall Warriors TONIGHT — Friday, March 13, at 7:45 PM at Bank OZK Arena in Hot Springs.

Comet Nation packed the Galaxy Arena and lined up for the bus send‑off to show this team exactly how much pride they carry with them into Hot Springs.

GAMEDAY DETAILS
🕢 Tipoff: 7:45 PM
📍 Bank OZK Arena — Hot Springs
🎟️ Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6247409?schoolId=AAA
📺 Watch Live: Arkansas TV
💻 Livestream: https://www.arkansastv.gov/watch

Get up, Comet Nation — it’s GAMEDAY. #DixonRoadDynasty #PuttingThePiecesTogether #MillsOnTheMove #HardWorkPaysOff #PCSSDproud
25 days ago, PCSSD
Three students looking at the camera outside the bus
A full court of students. Some are holding instruments, others are holding pom poms.
Students with drums
People enjoying music and pom poms.
A basketball coach smiling and pointing to the crowd.
A student holds a "back to back" sign
Two people holding pom poms and smiling toward the camera.
Students cheering with pom poms outside.
Two students lean out of a sheriff's office patrol car. They are cheering with pom poms.
A school bus driving past a Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High School" sign