Our Vision

By the year 2013, the Forrest City School District will be locally and nationally recognized for its innovative and aggressive approach to improving education in Eastern Arkansas.

Our Mission

To provide educational services that meet and exceed our customer’s needs and expectations, allowing us to prosper as a district and community.

Forrest City Schools
"Expect More!"

Important News

Provision 2, Non-Base Year, School Year 2013-2014

The Forrest City School District is pleased to announce the district’s policy for providing meals at NO CHARGE for all students participating in the National School Lunch Program or School Breakfast Program, regardless of eligibility category, during the 2013-2014 school term unless otherwise notified. This is made possible through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Special Assistance Certification and Reimbursement Provision 2 Alternative. Federal reimbursement is based on applications on file for the 2011-2012 Base Year for the district.
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Attention High School Students and Parents!!!

East Arkansas Community College offers a program that will allow you to earn college credit while still attending high school. This program is known as Concurrent Enrollment.

Click here to see more information on the Concurrent Courses being offered.

SubTeachUSA

Interested in substitute teaching in the FCSD, contact SubTeachUSA, 1-800-541-6377 or email info@subteach.net.

Harvest Celebration - Madison ALE

Madison ALE uses the Pumpkins Theme in October to highlight a literary unit from which a book and its characters are illustrated through pumpkins that have been decorated and transformed in characters. The pumpkins characters were displayed at our Harvest Celebration on October 30th where students enjoyed witch's brew, popcorn, and decorated Halloween cupcakes and cookies. The highlight was the pumpkin carving event where students removed the hooey, gooey, pumpkins seeds after which Mr. Linderman, ALE teacher, continued to carved the pumpkins in a Superman logo and the Forrest City Mustangs' logo.

Click here to view the gallery.

Harvest Celebration - Madison ALE

Spirit Week at Lincoln

This week is Spirit Week throughout the district, and every school is getting involved to show their support for the Forrest City Mustangs. Lincoln Middle students dressed up for the theme of the day (Fake Injuries). Here are some students that participated by displaying their fake injuries. All students are getting excited about the Homecoming game this week, and they will be continuing to show their support for the remainder of the week.

GO MUSTANGS!!

Lincoln students show their support for the Mustangs

Lincoln students show their support for the Mustangs

Lincoln News

Employees of the Month

August

September

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Getting the year started off right by introducing the stars and looking to have new stars appear throughout the year.

Hollywood Walk of Fame - Ms. Yarberry

	Central Elementary Art Students Project by Admin User - Friday, 11 October 2013, 04:27 PM
	Central Elementary Art Students Project Students at Central Elementary celebrated by creating a Dot Tree (2nd Grade) and Kindergarten made dot pictures on the style of artist Wassily Kandindsky. IDD celebrates the story The Dot by Peter Reynolds.

Youth Art Month Ceremony

The Youth Art Month (YAM) ceremony was held Saturday, March 16, at the State Capital in Little Rock. Two students from the Forrest City School District received awards for their artwork. Allen Patton, 2nd grader at Stewart Elementary, earned 2nd place in the K-5 division of the YAM flag design contest, and Jodie Kelso, 9th grader from FCHS, earned 4th place in the 9-12 division. The students received nice prizes donated by Dick Blick Art Supply Company and Davis Art Publications as well as ribbons and certificates. Sue McCoy, Central Elemetary, is the Youth Art Month Chair for Arkansas Art Educators, and she presented the awards to the students.

Allen Patton, 2nd Grade

Jodie Kelso, 9th Grade

	FCSD Art Teacher Receives Award by Admin User - Tuesday, 9 April 2013, 04:44 PM
	FCSD Art Teacher Receives Award Central Elementary School art teacher, Sue McCoy, recently received an award at the Western Region Awards Ceremony. The awards ceremony was held at the NAEA National Convention in Fort Worth, TX on March 8. All the art educators of the year from the western region of the US were recognized.