FPS

Happy Hollow hosted a beautiful Art Show that brought creativity and community together! Students and families enjoyed interactive art stations, face painting, and plenty of fun throughout the event.

RJHS hosted a powerful AVID College and Career Assembly with a focus on historically Black colleges and universities! Students heard from a panel of professionals, asked thoughtful questions, and learned more about the many paths available to them after high school.

From making their first best friend to discovering the magic of reading, KINDERGARTEN is where the adventure of a lifetime begins! Take that exciting first step today by registering at preregistration.fayar.net. We’re so ready to welcome your family to the FPS community!

Thank you to our local Walmart store for the treats and snacks delivered to our School Resource Officers today! We appreciate the support and the partnership that helps keep our schools safe and connected to our community. 💙💜

FHS Sports Broadcasting class received a precision playback device used for replaying sports plays, thanks to a grant from FPEF! We caught students getting hands-on experience and learning how to use this new tool that brings real-world broadcasting skills into the classroom!

FPS partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the Johnelle Hunt Nature Center to give FHS biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.

NWA's RockEd visited John L Colbert to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun way to celebrate the impact of women in music!

Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner for her book “Chooch Helped”! Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!

We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to FPS during a special Meet & Greet. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to share their support as Mr. Williams prepares to step into his new role as principal of John L Colbert Junior High for the 2027–28 school year.

Asbell Elementary has been traveling the world without ever leaving campus! During Multicultural Week, students carried “passports” and visited classrooms transformed into different countries, learning about traditions, cultures, and customs from around the globe.

This morning we gathered at Jammin’ Java for Java with John! We value the opportunity to connect with our community and have meaningful conversations about the future of Fayetteville Public Schools. Events like this create a welcoming space to ask questions and share ideas!

Former Superintendent Dr. John L. Colbert has been sharing the joy of reading by bringing Green Eggs and Ham to life at several elementary campuses. Today at Holcomb Elementary, students were all smiles and full of excitement during his lively performance!

💜 It’s National School Social Worker Week! 💜 We are proud to celebrate the incredible school social workers of Fayetteville Public Schools. Their compassion, dedication, and steady support make a meaningful difference in the lives of our students each and every day.

Owl Creek Elementary has been celebrating Multicultural Week with meaningful opportunities for students to explore cultures and traditions from around the world! Thank you to the families and volunteers who made this time such a memorable experience for our students!

Congratulations to Mr. Gosset and the incredible crew of FHSTV! Their student-produced program, "Breaking the Leash," has been named one of the top 10 News Magazines in the country by the Student Television Network (STN)!

This morning at Happy Hollow, Mayor Molly Rawn proclaimed this week National School Breakfast Week, recognizing the important role school breakfast plays in student success. Since the start of the 2025–26 school year, every Arkansas student eats breakfast at school for free!

Kindergarten Registration is NOW OPEN! Head on over to preregistration.fayar.net to get started! We can’t wait to welcome our newest Bulldogs!

FPS’ annual District Art Show is now on display at the Fayetteville Public Library! You can view the collection in the McIlroy Hallway near the Event Center until April 6th, featuring over 140 pieces from Kindergarten through 12th grade!

Hear Ye, Hear Ye! Next week is National School Breakfast Week, and all FPS students eat for FREE! Royal Menu of the Week: Monday: Pancake Bites Tuesday: Eggs, Sausage, and Toast Wednesday: Chicken Biscuit Thursday: French Toast Casserole Friday: Muffin and Yogurt

Gifted Education students at McNair investigated amphibian physiology through the dissection of frogs. By utilizing technical instructions, students successfully identified various organs and analyzed their biological roles. #fpsteachloveinspire