Magnolia Public School District is committed to bringing unique learning opportunities to our students and we are pleased to introduce a new, free reading service providing digital books through Sora, the student reading app. Sora provides 24/7 access to ebooks and audiobooks for all our students. It’s convenient for students to check out titles at... READ MORE >
Magnolia Public School District is committed to bringing unique learning opportunities to our students and we are pleased to introduce a new, free reading service providing digital books through Sora, the student reading app. Sora provides 24/7 access to ebooks and audiobooks for all our students. It’s convenient for students to check out titles at... READ MORE >
Magnolia School District (MSD) is beginning to plan for the 2021-2022 school year and beyond. Part of that planning is determining the effectiveness of the current Virtual Option and whether a Virtual Option needs to be offered in the future. The District would like to provide the community it serves with a valuable voice before planning begins. The link to the... READ MORE >
Magnolia School District (MSD) is beginning to plan for the 2021-2022 school year and beyond. Part of that planning is determining the effectiveness of the current Virtual Option and whether a Virtual Option needs to be offered in the future. The District would like to provide the community it serves with a valuable voice before planning begins. The link to the... READ MORE >
Due to dangerous road conditions throughout the district, MPS will continue remote learning Mon., Feb. 22. We will continue to monitor road conditions and hopefully return to onsite instruction Tuesday. READ MORE >
Magnolia School District (MSD) is beginning to plan for the 2021-2022 school year and beyond. Part of that planning is determining the effectiveness of the current Virtual Option and whether a Virtual Option needs to be offered in the future. The District would like to provide the community it serves with a valuable voice before planning begins. The link to... READ MORE >
Magnolia School District (MSD) is beginning to plan for the 2021-2022 school year and beyond. Part of that planning is determining the effectiveness of the current Virtual Option and whether a Virtual Option needs to be offered in the future. The District would like to provide the community it serves with a valuable voice before planning begins. The link... READ MORE >
The upgrade of ESCHOOL to version 20.4 has been completed. Please use the following NEW URLs to access the area that you need. Your existing username and password should continue to work with this new upgrade. eSchool - http://eschool20.esp.k12.ar.us TAC - http://tac20.esp.k12.ar.us HAC - http://hac20.esp.k12.ar.us READ MORE >
Drive Through Flu Shot ClinicIn conjunction with Columbia County Health Department, Magnolia School District will host a DRIVE THROUGH FLU SHOT CLINIC on Friday, October 23rd, at Magnolia High School Campus. This is for any VIRTUAL student in the district and their parents/guardians.Also, any student or staff who missed their campus flu shot clinic day are... READ MORE >
Due to the Governor's mandate that changes the start of school to August 24, an updated Magnolia School District 2020-21 School Calendar is now available. Please click the link below to access the calendar.Updated 2020-21 School Calendar READ MORE >
CENTRAL AMI DAYS MAY 25 - 29 The Magnolia School District will continue to provide Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) packets to the elementary students of the District. If you picked up your AMI Packet last week, you have the FINAL week of AMI work, (a two-sided, one-page document), Days 46 – 50 (May 25 – 29) If you have not picked up any... READ MORE >
Please click the link below to enjoy some of the art pieces Central students prepared for the District Art Show (that had to be cancelled due to the Pandemic)! https://animoto.com/play/f9lUY... READ MORE >
CENTRAL AMI DAYS MAY 18 - 29 The Magnolia School District will continue to provide Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) packets to the elementary students of the District. · The final two weeks of AMI Packets, (a two-sided, one-page document), for Days 41–45 (May 18 -22) and Days 46 – 50 (May 25 – 29) will be available Monday, May 18 at 8:00... READ MORE >
AMI UPDATES The Magnolia School District will continue to provide Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) packets to the students of the District. Days 31–35 (May 4 – 8) and Days 36–40 (May 11 – 15) will be available for pickup on Monday, May 4, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The “packet” is a one sheet document, front and back. This is for all grades, 4 – 6, and... READ MORE >
AMI UPDATES The Magnolia School District will continue to provide Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) packets to the students of the District. If you picked up your packet (1 sheet front and back) last week, you will have your assignment for this week; Days 26 – 30, (April 27 – May 1). If you did not receive assignments from Days 1 – 20, they... READ MORE >
The Magnolia School District will continue to provide Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) packets to the students of the District. Beginning at 8:00 on Monday, April 20, 2019, AMI Packets for Grades 4-6 will be available in a cabinet at the front entrance of Central Elementary. Days 21–25 (April 20 – 25) and Days 26–30 (April 27 – May 1) are a 1 sheet... READ MORE >
The Magnolia School District will continue to provide Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) packets to the students of the District. AMI assignments are available online on all the Magnolia Public Schools websites and the MPS App. Central Elementary AMI In addition to AMI Packets . . . Campus websites and the MPS App also have Teacher Pages that... READ MORE >
Click on the link below to order your yearbook. https://www.yearbookordercente... READ MORE >
MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT UPDATES RELATED TO COVID-19 Lunch DistributionMagnolia Schools will be providing lunches to children of ages 0-18 from Tuesday, March 17 through Friday, March 20. Lunches may be picked up daily at the Central Elementary School cafeteria drive through from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm. Lunches will also be delivered from 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm to... READ MORE >
The Magnolia School District has been approved for Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) days. AMI days will be used when the school or district is closed due to exceptional or emergency circumstances such as inclement weather, utility outage, or other rare cases. Any additional missed days will be considered make-up days.Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI)... READ MORE >
In light of Gov. Hutchinson’s announcement today regard school closing due to COVID-19, Magnolia Public Schools will be closed beginning Monday, March 15, 2020. As of now, classes will resume Monday, March 30, 2020. Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) is ready and assignments for each campus is on our website. A direct link to AMI assignments is on the... READ MORE >
Magnolia Schools COVID-19 Information We are remaining in close contact with state agencies for guidance regarding COVID-19 and how we, as a district, should respond to ensure our students are kept healthy and safe. We have been advised that our focus should be on keeping schools open unless there is a confirmed case of COVID-19 in our immediate area. Any... READ MORE >
Due to growing concerns over COVID-19 virus, the remaining games of the AAA Basketball Finals following the conclusion of the 2A championships on March 12th will be postponed. No games will be played on March 13th or 14th. “After speaking with the Arkansas Department of Health, Arkansas Department of Education, and the Governor’s office, we have made the difficult... READ MORE >
The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) and the Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) are providing the following guidance in an effort to help schools prepare in light of the spreading epidemic of Novel Coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19). School closure decisions will be made in consultation with the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) and Arkansas... READ MORE >
The Arkansas Department of Education and the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) is providing the following guidance in an effort to help schools prepare in light of the spreading epidemic of Novel Coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19). Though the current risk to Arkansans is low, the fact of international travel from areas affected by the epidemic requires that... READ MORE >
Each month at Central Elementary School, teachers choose a “Student of the Month” from their homeroom. The Central Students of the Month for February were: Front Row L-R: Loki Fisher, Mon’Tayvious Moddies, Emily Lee, Tucker Venable, Kevin Cadena-Gomez, Kenneth Moore, Jason Foster, Abby Brigham, Zoey Critton Middle Row L-R: Harmonie O’Neal, A’Zyhia... READ MORE >
The Magnolia School District has released the 2020-21 School Calendar and Calendar of Events. The calendar can be viewed on the District website under the State Required Information link or by clicking here: https://5il.co/d86i READ MORE >
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Each month at Central Elementary School, teachers choose a “Student of the Month” from their homeroom. The Central Students of the Month for January were:Front Row L-R: Chelsea Meza, Tiara Christopher, Ayana Patel, Trevor Reeves, Wyatt Caldwell, Henry Broome, JaQuavious Jones, Jada Brown, and Anna Owen Middle Row L-R: Anijah Watson, Felix Papas, Tristin Smith,... READ MORE >
Students at Central Elementary are once again collaborating with the local chapter of Circle of Friends to support Arkansas Children's HospitalFlyers were sent home today that list the travel size toiletries we are collecting during the month of February. All items collected will be donated to Arkansas Children's Hospital to fill "family bags". These bags are... READ MORE >
Five students from Emerson, Taylor, and Magnolia competed for the title of Columbia County Spelling Bee Champ, and the chance to represent the County at the State Spelling Bee.Anistyn Nolte was awarded 1st runner up, and for the second year in a row, Central's own, Ansley Stultz was crowned the winner.Eydie Stover, Carlee Roberson, and Aiden Watson also competed in... READ MORE >
We were excited to welcome Leadership Magnolia to our campus recently to share all the exciting things that are happening at Central. READ MORE >
Governor Asa Hutchinson has proclaimed the week of February 3-7, 2020, as National School Counseling Week in Arkansas to focus public attention on the unique contribution of school counselors within U.S. school systems and their impact on students. National School Counseling Week highlights the tremendous impact school counselors can have in helping students meet... READ MORE >
We’re thrilled to announce Magnolia PublicSchools’ new app! It’s everything MPS, in your pocket. With the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteriamenus, news updates, and even emergency notifications.Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/3aO03J4 oriPhone: https://apple.co/2tRYTeO. Push Notifications Turn on Push Notifications and receive... READ MORE >