Flu Clinics

School Flu Clinics are planned in every school in the North Little Rock School District every year. These flu clinics will be offered to students and faculty at each school.

Consent forms will be sent home approximately one week before each school’s scheduled flu clinic with all elementary and middle school students. High school students can pick up forms in the nurse’s office. Forms are also available online at the link below to print if your child does not bring one home. Students must have a completed and signed consent forms to receive a flu vaccine. Parents do not need to be present. Staff receiving a flu vaccine should bring their insurance card or include their insurance ID number on the consent form.

The schedule for the clinics are as follows:

October 2, 9:00-11:00am, NLRHS and COE
October 5, 9:00-10:00am, NLR 6
October 5, 10:30-11:00am, NLR Academy
October 6, 9:00-11:00am, Meadow Park Elementary
October 6, 12:30-2:30pm, Glenview Elementary
October 9, 9:00-11:00am, NLRMS 6th Grade
October 9, 12:30-2:30pm, NLRMS 7th and 8th Grade
October 13, 12:30-2:30pm, Amboy Elementary
October 14, 9:00-11am, Indian Hills Elementary
October 14 12:30-2:30pm, Lakewood Elementary
October 27, 9:00-11:00am, Pike View Early Childhood Center
October 27, 12:30-2:30pm, Boone Park Elementary
October 28, 9:00-11:00am, Ridge Road Elementary
October 29, 9:00-11:00am, Crestwood Elementary

Flu Vaccine Consent Form (English)

Flu Vaccine Consent Form (Spanish)

Homecoming

Homecoming is right around the corner! Join us Friday, October 9, as North Little Rock celebrates this year’s tradition.

We are proud to present the 2026 Homecoming Court, selected by their peers to represent each class. The homecoming maids will be introduced to the student body during the morning pep rally, followed by a formal community presentation before kickoff that evening. The night will culminate with the crowning of our 2026 Homecoming Queen from among the senior maids!

Bus Safety Reminder

We want to remind all students and families about proper bus etiquette. All NLRSD school buses are equipped with camera and audio equipment to record any improper behavior such as fights, disruptions, or bullying. Fights on any NLRSD school bus could result in bus suspension or even school suspension. School buses are considered district property. Please view the video below to hear our superintendent, Dr. Gregory J. Pilewski, cover the subject in depth.

Game Day Policies

Heading to Charging Wildcat Stadium for an upcoming Varsity football game? Please review our updated Stadium & Student ID policies below so entry at the gates goes smoothly for everyone!

NLR HOME SIDE

NLR Students (Grades 9–12 Only): Reserved exclusively for North Little Rock High School students.
ID Required: Students MUST present their school-issued ID at the gate—even if entering with a parent or guardian.

VISITORS SIDE

Visiting Team Students (Grades 9–12): MUST present their school-issued ID to gain entry.
Non-Participating School Students: Students from schools other than the two playing MUST be accompanied by an adult and enter/remain on the visitor side.
Students Without ID: Can only enter when accompanied by an adult and MUST enter and stay on the visitor side for the entire game.

GENERAL STUDENT RULES

Middle & Elementary School (Grades K–8): ALL students 8th grade and below MUST be accompanied by an adult at all times throughout the stadium.

Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our games safe, secure, and enjoyable for all fans!

My Natural State Story Essay Contest

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Education, Arkansas Game & Fish Commission, and Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage & Tourism, has officially launched the "My Natural State Story" essay contest.

We want to encourage all students ages 10–17 across every school in our district to participate, get outdoors, and share their experiences!

Sixteen total winners across two age groups (10–13 and 14–17) will be selected, and every single winner receives a dinner invitation to the Governor’s Mansion!

The prize packages include:

Top Award – "My Natural State Story of the Year": An Arkansas Game & Fish Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License plus a $500 experience/gift package!
Fishing Category Winner: A $1,000 PRADCO Fishing prize package.
Camping Category Winner: A 2-night stay at an Arkansas State Park campground/camper cabin, plus a brand-new tent and sleeping bag.
Cycling Category Winner: An Ozark Trail mountain bike, an OZ Trails Bike Park family pass, and a USA Cycling package.
Hiking Category Winner: A Gearhead prize package and a 4-person family pass to Crater of Diamonds State Park.
Climbing Category Winner: A 2-night stay at an Arkansas State Parks lodge plus 2 passes for a guided climb/via ferrata.
Boating/Paddling Category Winner: Official Arkansas Canoe Club safety gear and River School opportunities for 2 participants.
Hunting Category Winner: A specialized Banded prize package.

Contest Overview

Who Can Enter: Students ages 10–13 and 14–17.
Prompt: Students write about an outdoor experience in Arkansas in one of 7 categories: Hunting, Fishing, Boating/Paddling, Climbing, Cycling/Mountain Biking, Camping, or Hiking. They should describe where it took place, what they did, and why it mattered to them.
Deadline: Submissions close on Monday, October 12.

Please encourage your students and children to log off their screens, enjoy the Arkansas outdoors, and put their stories on paper!