Back to School
Welcome to a new year of learning, growth, and community! This page has everything you need to prepare for the first day of school and stay informed throughout the year.
Have Questions?
Important Dates
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Open House: Monday, August 11 | 5-8 pm
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Transition to Success: Tuesday, August 12 | 8 am - 12 pm
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First Day of School: Wednesday, August 13
Monitor Your Child's Learning and Success
Stay connected with your child's education through these valuable resources. These tools give you the information you need to support your student’s academic progress and ensure their success in school.
Home Access Center (HAC)
The Home Access Center provides information about your child’s grades, attendance, and report cards. It’s a great tool for tracking academic progress and staying up-to-date on your child’s performance.
Schoology
Schoology allows you to see the assignments your child is working on, check due dates, and stay updated on classroom activities. It’s a great way to follow along with your child’s learning and communicate with teachers.
Meal Information
Attendance Matters!
Building healthy attendance habits sets your child on the path to success! Here are some actionable tips to help your child develop positive attendance habits:
- Set a Routine
- Celebrate Attendance Achievements
- Stay Connected to teachers and the school
- Create a Supportive Environment
Remember: Each day of school is an opportunity for growth, learning, and creating lasting memories. By building healthy attendance habits, your child is taking an important step toward a successful future.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the cafeteria procedures?
- What are the drop off, pick up, and parking procedures?
- What is the bell schedule?
- What are the visitor/volunteer procedures?
What are the cafeteria procedures?
What are the drop off, pick up, and parking procedures?
What is the bell schedule?
What are the visitor/volunteer procedures?
Bell to Bell, No Cell Act Signed Into Law – Policy Coming Soon
In February 2025, the Arkansas Legislature passed the Bell to Bell, No Cell Act (Act 122), which will go into effect for all public and charter schools starting with the 2025–2026 school year.
This new state law prohibits student use of personal electronic devices—such as cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, and earbuds—from the start of the school day (the first bell) until the final bell. The goal of the legislation is to reduce distractions, support student mental health, and promote a stronger focus on learning in the classroom.
What This Means for Fort Smith Schools
- We are currently developing a district-wide policy to comply with the new law. This policy will outline expectations, enforcement procedures, and exceptions for things like:
- Health-related needs or documented disability plans (IEP or 504)
- Emergencies
- Instructionally approved classroom use
- Once finalized, the policy will be shared publicly on our website, sent to families, and included in back-to-school materials.
Meet the Team!
Need to reach someone? Find teacher and staff contact info in one place.
Jacque Meeker
Foreign Language Teacher - Department Chair
Jeanette Mendez Zambrana
Office Administrative Assistant - Counseling Office
Dom Mirocke
Head Football Coach
Stephan Mitchell
Concert Band Director
Miguel Molinar
Physical Science Teacher and Assistant Football Coach
Nora Molinero, LMSW
Social Worker
Danielle Monteiro
English Teacher
Katrina Morris
Science Teacher
Carrie Mounce
Office Administrative Assistant
Brooks Mulloy
Math Teacher
Trenity Myers
Foreign Language Teacher - Yearbook Sponsor
Amy Newman
English Teacher
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