📢 Looking for a summer job? 📚☀️

The Central Arkansas Library System (CALS) is hiring for its Summer 2026 Paid Internship program! If you are 16 or older and looking to gain some great work experience while earning your own money, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Here are the details:
💵 Pay: $15.00/hour
⏰ Hours: 15-20 hours/week (for 8-10 weeks starting June 1st)
📍 Locations: Multiple CALS branches!
🎯 Requirements: Must be 16+ and pass a background check.

Don't wait—applications are due by Saturday, March 28, 2026.

Check out the flyer for the list of participating branches and email internships@cals.org if you have any questions! #PCSSDproud #ServeAll
about 4 hours ago, PCSSD
A promotional flyer from the Central Arkansas Library System (CALS) announcing paid summer internship opportunities for 2026. The headline reads, "We're Hiring: Summer 2026 Paid Internship Opportunities!" The flyer lists the CALS locations hosting interns: Children's, Dee Brown, Fletcher, Maumelle, Nixon, Roberts, Rooker, Sanders, Terry, Thompson, and Williams Libraries. Program details include: applicants ages 16 years and up; learn fundamentals of public library work; 15 to 20 hours per week for 8 to 10 weeks starting June 1st; must successfully pass a background check; and pay is $15.00 per hour. The deadline to apply is Saturday, March 28, 2026. Contact internships@cals.org with questions.
It's that time! State testing is about to begin! Starting the week of April 13th, which is just five school weeks away, we will begin giving the ATLAS state assessment to our students who are in English 9, English 10, Algebra I, geometry, and biology. We need your help as parents/guardians to make sure they are at school each day and on time for testing! Also, help us ensure they get good sleep and have a charged Chromebook daily as well. We are ready for our students to show up and show out as they show what they know!

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#TestingMatters
about 5 hours ago, Mills University Studies High School
Flyer for State Testing

It’s National School Breakfast Week, and you don't have to try green eggs and ham like Mrs. Neal's class. 🍳 Breakfast is FREE for every single student in PCSSD starting this school year!

According to the School Nutrition Association, students who eat breakfast are more likely to:
📈 Reach higher achievement levels in reading and math
📝 Score higher on standardized tests
🎯 Have better concentration and memory
🏃‍♂️ Maintain a healthy weight and stay alert

We are proud to fuel our students' minds and bodies! Way to go, Mrs. Neal and Sherwood Elementary, for this fun memory. #PCSSDProud #ServeAll #NationalSchoolBreakfastWeek #ReadAcrossAmerica

about 7 hours ago, PCSSD
A student in a green t-shirt takes a bite of green scrambled eggs from a white plate that also holds a slice of ham.
A white paper plate on a wooden desk contains a serving of bright green scrambled eggs and two slices of ham, served with a teal plastic fork.
A smiling student in a maroon dress sits at her desk, holding a teal fork with a bite of ham as she prepares to eat.
A teacher smiles while holding a stack of Dr. Seuss books, including The Cat in the Hat, Fox in Socks, One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish, and Green Eggs and Ham.
A young student in a white hoodie sits at a desk, looking down at a plate of green eggs and ham with a hand over her mouth, appearing amused or surprised.
Do you have a senior at Mills High School? They are eligible for the opportunity to receive interview skills, resume review, and a possible job right now! All they have to do is register for our Academy Advantage Senior Hiring Day. The event will be on April 7th, but the deadline to register is Monday, March 9th. Just use the QR code provided.

We will have interview coaching and resume reviews before the event. We will also ensure they have the appropriate attire for the day. We can't wait to see how many of our seniors walk away with a job that day!

All students who register will be required to attend, and the district will provide transportation. If you have any questions, you can give us a call at the school and ask for Ms. Walker.

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#SeniorHiringDay
about 7 hours ago, Mills University Studies High School
Flyer for Senior Hiring Day
Mills University Studies High School students competed in the Arkansas Bar Association Mock Trial Competition last weekend alongside 21 teams from 14 schools across the state.

This marks a major milestone for our program, as Mills returned to the competition for the first time in 2 decades!

Students worked diligently in and out of the classroom to prepare and represented Mills with professionalism and determination.

A special thank you to Mills alum and current UCA student, Eddie Watkins, for stepping in to help with preparations and easing pre-competition nerves.

We are incredibly proud of our team! #PuttingThePiecesTogether #MillsOnTheMove #HardWorkPaysOff
2 days ago, PCSSD
Students in a courtroom. They are sitting at a table discussing and studying. The girl in the foreground is smiling for the camera.
Students preparing at a table. On the table there is paper, a tumbler, laptop and more materials.
A group photo inside a courtroom. There are seven people in the photo. Five in the back. Three in the front.
A group photo inside a courtroom. There are seven people in the photo. Five in the back. Two in the front.
🔰 We are still reflecting on the incredible Black History Month program held here at Mills University Studies High School last month! ☄️

A massive thank you to our distinguished guest speakers for sharing their time and wisdom with our students:
The Honorable Judge Leon Johnson – Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge ⚖️
Little Rock Alderman Virgil Miller – Mills Class of '71 Graduate 🎓

The celebration was made even more special with moving messages and outstanding performances from our Jazz Band 🎷, Student Council 🗣️, dedicated teachers 🍎, and others.

Thank you to everyone who helped put the pieces together for such a memorable event! #MillsOnTheMove #PuttingThePiecesTogether #BlackHistoryMonth #PCSSDproud
2 days ago, PCSSD
Three kids and one adult posing together for a photo
Students at a podium. One is holding a microphone dressed in military finery
A JROTC group marching with two rifles and two flags by a black power collage
a projector slide shoing Mills Alumni from 1971 , Virgil Miller
Boys stand on a stage for some kind of performance. The projector slide says student council and friends
Two grown men having a discussion on a stage. Both are sitting in chairs and have a table with water bottles beside them.
A woman at a podium holding a microphone and saying something. Her shirt says "MILLS BLACK HISTORY"
A stage with a teacher and behind him is a projector. The screen says "BHM 2026 BLACK HISTORY MONTH 'Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave, I am the dream and the hope of the slave.' -Mary Angelou"
A girl speaking at a microphone
A band of students performing indoors on a stage
🏀 BACK-TO-BACK REGIONAL CHAMPS & STATE BOUND! 🔰

The Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High School Comets secured the 4A-3 Regional Championship for the second year in a row! This massive victory marks the seventh regional championship in our program's history. ☄️

Now, it's time to defend our state trophy! 🏆 Our Comets are heading to Morrilton to represent the region as the #1 seed in the 2026 Centennial Bank State Basketball Tournament.

Here are your official First Round bracket details:
🔹 Opponent: Watson Chapel (4th seed)
🔹 Date: Tomorrow, March 4
🔹 Tip-off: 2:30 PM
🔹 Location: Morrilton

Let's get ready to pack the stands in Morrilton! ahsaa.org/tickets #MillsComets #MillsOnTheMove #PuttingThePiecesTogether #PCSSDproud #DefendTheTrophy
3 days ago, PCSSD
A promotional team photo of the Mills University Boys Basketball team. The top half features fifteen players posing in their yellow and green uniforms. The bottom half has a yellow background with green text that reads "2025" and "2026" flanking the Mills "MU" logo. Below that, text reads "BOYS BASKETBALL," "4A-3 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS," and "BACK-TO-BACK." Along the top and bottom edges of the yellow section, small text repeats the phrase "THIS IS OUR GAME REMEMBER OUR NAME LOOK AT US MILLS HIGH."
A digital bracket for the 2026 Centennial Bank State Basketball Tournament - 4A Boys @ Morrilton. It displays the First Round, Second Round, Semi Final Round, and Championship Round. In the First Round matchups, Game 7 is scheduled for March 4 at 2:30 PM, featuring the 1st seed from region 3, Mills University, playing against the 4th seed from region 4, Watson Chapel.
🔰 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2026 SPRING HOMECOMING COURT! ☄️

Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High celebrated its Basketball Homecoming Prince and King Ceremony with a Galaxy Arena assembly honoring this year’s court voted for by students

👑 2026 Spring King: Eathan Collins
🤴 2026 Spring Prince: Christian Mason
👑 2025 Fall Queen: Celeste Wilson
🤴 2025 Fall Princess: Daecia Anderson

Our Spring King and Prince were proudly crowned by our Fall Queen and Princess, Celeste Wilson and Daecia Anderson, continuing a Mills tradition of leadership and legacy.

The full 2026 Spring Court was presented by members of our Senior Girls’ Basketball team:
• Sophomore: Mychael Flowers (Eerial)
• Junior: Christian Mason (Stormy)
• Seniors: Maziyah Curry (KJ), George Belt (Kendillie), Eathan Collins (Jeneva), Anthony Hester (Da’Nyia)

#MillsOnTheMove #PuttingThePiecesTogether #Homecoming2026
3 days ago, PCSSD
Homecoming Court 2026 of four standing side by side. All are wearing sashes
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
A boy and girl of the homecoming court posing together
🔰 Wilbur D. Mills University Studies High AVID seniors took a trip to the University of Arkansas and Crystal Bridges this weekend. The Class of 2026 participated in U of A campus life and explored how art, history, and culture shape communities and careers. Experiences like these help students envision their future, build confidence, and see the many opportunities waiting for them after graduation. ☄️ #AVID #ClassOf2026 #PuttingThePiecesTogether #MillsOnTheMove
3 days ago, PCSSD
A large group of student standing together
A group of 4 students standing together
A group of 3 students standing together
A group of 5 students posing together
The exterior of Bud Walton Arena with the ticket booth and a line at the door
A girl standing in front of a sign that says "Arkansas Basketball" with a Razorback logo above it
A sports illustrated magazine on a sign
The basketball court at Bud Walton Arena packed with fans
Students walking in front of a sign that says "Arkansas Basketball" with a Razorback logo above it

PCSSD is aware of the concerns being raised by Lifetouch. PCSSD had an agreement in place prior to all of this new information being released, and the process for providing all school photos had already begun. PCSSD is currently reviewing for potential changes with the agreement, and the district will be considering other options for the next school year.

7 days ago, PCSSD
It's almost spring, and that means spring sports are here! Come watch our baseball team with their season opener at Central High School on March 2nd. Our student-athletes and coaches would love to have your support!

#GoComets
#PuttingThePiecesTogether
10 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Flyer for March 2nd Baseball
The Lady Comets Basketball team are one again 4A South Conference Champions. They defended their title during an epic senior night win this week. #MillsOnTheMove #HardWorkPaysOff #PCSSDproud
14 days ago, PCSSD
Seven senior from the Mills Lady Comets basketball team hold framed jerseys
Seven senior from the Mills Lady Comets basketball team smile for the camera
A Mills Lady Comets celebratory graphic for back to back 4A South Conference Champion titles. The graphic shows sylized comets blazing across a starry sky carrying banners below them.
This week at Mills University Studies High School the Arkansas Department of Education Division of Career and Technical Education came to visit our welding and JROTC programs - two of our largest career pathways. They were impressed with the growing numbers in these programs, and they learned that our JROTC program is one of the oldest in Central Arkansas and that our welding program is just a year and a half old. Students are encouraged and engaged in these pathways, and we are proud of their instructors - Mr. Mosely, Lt. Col. Brown, and Master Sgt. Dunn - for helping make them so successful.

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#MillsOnTheMove
#CareersMatter
14 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Adults walking through the welding training site
Adults looking at the welding spaces
Adults standing near the welding con-ex building
Adults looking at the welding classroom
Students at their desks learning to tie neckties
Adults in a classroom
Parents of Juniors and Seniors,

Before you know it, it will be PROM time! Please be aware that any fees that your student has accumulated will have to be paid before they can attend the junior/senior prom in April. This includes any charges for a missing or broken Chromebook or charger or book fees from classrooms or the library. If you have any questions, you can call the school for additional information. Thank you for helping us get fees taken care of so your junior or senior is cleared for prom!
16 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
PROM graphic

REMINDER: School is closed today for parent-teacher conferences. Parent teacher conferences will be held at each school from 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. Students will return to classes tomorrow. District offices will remain open.

19 days ago, PCSSD
Alt text: A dark blue PCSSD announcement graphic with chalk‑style school doodles, including a globe, laptop, pencil, paper, apple, music note, and stars. Large red and white text reads “Parent/Teacher Conferences” and “Schools Closed Monday, February 16.” The PCSSD logo appears at the top.

School will be out on Monday, February 16, for parent-teacher conferences. Parent teacher conferences will be held at each school from 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. Students will return to classes on Tuesday, February 17. District offices will remain open.

21 days ago, PCSSD
Alt text: A dark blue PCSSD announcement graphic with chalk‑style school doodles, including a globe, laptop, pencil, paper, apple, music note, and stars. Large red and white text reads “Parent/Teacher Conferences” and “Schools Closed Monday, February 16.” The PCSSD logo appears at the top.
Parent-Teacher conferences are Monday, February 16th from noon until 6:00 p.m. These are free-flow, so you can come visit with teachers at any time during that window. Due to conferences, there is no school for students on that day.
21 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Flyer for parent-teacher conferences
Last week our FBLA students attended the Spring Conference, and we are very proud to announce that we had numerous winners! These FBLA members qualified at the District level and will represent our local Mills University Studies High School FBLA chapter at the State level in April.

Business Communications - Zyanne Franklin
Introduction to Business - Chloe Brown
Introduction to Business Concepts - Raeghan Coleman
Public Service Announcement - Ze'Niyah Eddings and Londyn Jackson

We are proud of all the students who went to competition, and we are thankful to Ms. Willis-Brooks for leading this extracurricular activity for our students.

#PuttingThePiecesTogether
#MillsOnTheMove
#FBLAMatters
22 days ago, Mills University Studies High School
Group of students at FBLA Competition
Student with FBLA Certificate
Student with an FBLA certificate
Student with her FBLA certificate
Two students with their FBLA certificate

Mills is celebrating two outstanding musicians selected for the All‑State Orchestra! 🎻 George Belt earned 8th Chair Viola, and Iris Rodriguez was named 1st Alternate Violin. They’ll take the stage at the Hot Springs Convention Center on February 21.🔰 #PuttingThePiecesTogether #MillsOnTheMove #HardWorkPaysOff

23 days ago, PCSSD
A green graphic announces “Congratulations! All‑State Orchestra” at the top. A large Mills emblem with a flame and star sits in the center. Below it, two students are listed: George Belt, Viola, 8th Chair, and Iris Rodriguez, Violin, 1st Alternate. Musical symbols decorate the background.
🏈 Get ready for another season of Friday‑night lights with this 2026 football schedule!. Go Comets! ☄️#MillsOnTheMove
24 days ago, PCSSD
A Mills University Studies High School football graphic features several players in black and green uniforms posed in action against a dark green background. The right side lists the 2026 football schedule with home games in green and away games in yellow. Opponents and dates include West Memphis on August 20, Osceola on August 28, Monticello on September 11, Blytheville on September 18, Maumelle on September 25, Robinson on October 2, Beebe on October 9, Greenbrier on October 16, Vilonia on October 23, Jacksonville on October 30, and LR Parkview on November 6. The Mills logo appears at the bottom with a color key for home and away games.