We want to inform you about temporary changes to today’s bus routes. Bus #55 will transport students living in Stonebrook in place of Bus #5. Students with a county road address will still ride Bus #5.
Bus #5 will also make a second run for students who normally ride Bus #60. These students will arrive home approximately 20–25 minutes later than usual.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we ensure all students are transported safely. If you have questions, please contact the Transportation Department.
Afternoon Bus Route Update
This afternoon, Bus #15 will complete its regular route as scheduled.
Afterward, Bus #15 will run a second route to accommodate students who normally ride Bus #5. These students will experience a delay of approximately 15–20 minutes for their drop-off times.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Afternoon Bus Route Update
This afternoon, Bus #8 will run its regular route and then make a second run for students who normally ride Bus #36 and #53. Bus #36 and #53 students will arrive approximately 10-15 minutes later than usual.
Thank you for your understanding and patience.
Last spring, Arkansas students in grades 3-10 took the ATLAS state test, or Arkansas Teaching & Learning Assessment System. The ATLAS Family Portal helps parents and students understand their results and access scores. It provides an overall score, insights into essential skills, and subject-by-subject performance, making it easy to see strengths and areas for improvement.
Resources are available to support learning at home and facilitate discussions with teachers. Parents can also download the Individualized Score Report to bring to conferences. Students will bring home an access code to view scores.
More on ATLAS: https://tinyurl.com/DESE-Information
Access scores: https://tinyurl.com/ATLAS-Results
Wynne Schools receives new equipment through Perkins grant!
Attention Parents: Bus #8 will run its regular route as scheduled and then complete a second run to pick up students assigned to Bus #54, which may result in a slight drop-off delay for those students who ride Bus #54.
School starts at 7:55 AM, Tuesday through Friday. Students must be in class by that time, not just arriving in the parking lot. Punctuality is crucial for success, and arriving early helps students prepare for learning. Late arrivals often miss important announcements and take longer to settle into lessons.
For Intermediate and Primary students, arrival after 7:55 AM but before 8:25 AM counts as tardy. Two tardies equal one-half day of unexcused absence. Secondary students with repeated 1st-period tardiness face consequences: Saturday School on the third offense and In-School Suspension (ISS) after the sixth. Arriving early helps avoid these penalties.
If a student exceeds ten unexcused absences in a semester, the District will notify authorities, and the parent or guardian may face a civil penalty.
Arriving on time supports both your child's learning and others in the classroom. Establishing routines is essential for success, and punctuality is a valuable life skill. If you face challenges with punctuality, please notify the school office or reach out to discuss assistance.
Wynne High School and Wynne Junior High Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapters attended the District II Fall Conference yesterday in Jonesboro. While in attendance, new members were installed along with chapter officers. Ms. Arkansas Camille Cathey was the keynote speaker. This conference kicks off the membership and competition year for FBLA students. FBLA strives to help students develop the skills and knowledge they need to become successful business leaders and members of society.
Wynne Intermediate School welcomes Morgan Butler!
Wynne Primary School welcomes Kaylee Davis!
Attention Wynne Families:
With the forecasted chance of severe weather and possible flooding tomorrow around our dismissal times, we are closely monitoring the situation. We will update parents and guardians as soon as possible if a decision regarding early dismissal or altered bus routes is made. The safety of our Wynne family is our top priority!
Update Regarding the Social Media Threat Made Against Wynne Junior High
Thanks to the diligence of our officers, local and county law enforcement, and the support of our community, the source of the threat has been identified, and the matter is now being handled by law enforcement.
At this time, there is no immediate danger. We appreciate everyone involved for their efforts in keeping our students and staff safe. Protecting our Wynne family remains our top priority. For further updates, please follow our official communication channels.
Wynne Public Schools Implements New Safety Measure for Sporting Events
Wynne Public Schools has introduced a new policy requiring all students in grades 6-12 to present valid identification when entering school-hosted sporting events to enhance student safety and supervision. This measure applies to both Wynne students and those from other districts.
This approach prioritizes student welfare and reinforces the importance of responsible adult supervision at school events.
Students who do not have an ID cannot enter without an adult. Student supervision will be the responsibility of the adult attending the event with the student.
Valid forms of ID include a driver's license or school-issued ID.
WPS August news
Reminders for the 2024-2025 School Year
Wynne Intermediate welcomes Kaleb Landers!
Wynne Intermediate welcomes Faith Gross!
Wynne Intermediate welcomes Lori Beth Miller!
Wynne Intermediate welcomes Kaleb Landers!
Wynne Primary welcomes Paige Goodwin!
