ALT group of kids outside smiling, headline that says "East Students Master the Art of Social Media!

ALT Elijah Moody (front) followed his dad, Maurice Moody, to Little Rock Parkview when Maurice was hired as the Patriots’ offensive line coach. Elijah Moody quickly took on roles as a starting quarterback, outside linebacker and punter. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Adam Vogler)

ALT Several people pose for a picture with a sign that says LRSD Pride

ALT A picture of LRSD employees who took part in the new employee orientation this week

ALT An artwork created by Central Teacher Jason McCann

ALT Jason McCann

ALT Newspaper clippings of the Letters to America segment in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette paper from Saturday, October 18, 2026

ALT Little Rock School District Athletics football schedule graphic for Thursday, October 22, and Friday, October 23, 2026. The graphic features a black textured background with large blue and light blue lettering reading “Football Schedule” across the top. Three high school football players are pictured wearing uniforms representing Little Rock Central High School, Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School, and Little Rock Southwest High School. The schedule lists three games: Little Rock Central High School versus North Little Rock High School on Friday, October 23; Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School versus Beebe High School on Thursday, October 22; and Little Rock Southwest High School versus Van Buren High School on Friday, October 23. The dates October 22 and 23 are prominently displayed on the right side of the graphic. The Little Rock School District Athletics branding, featuring a blue dotted design, and the Little Rock School District logo appear in the left corner.

ALT A picture of the Forest Heights 7th-grade champion volleyball team with their trophy

ALT A picture of the Forest Heights 8th-grade champion volleyball team with their trophy

ALT A picture of the Pinnacle View Middle School 7th-grade runner-up volleyball team with their trophy

ALT A picture of the Pulaski Heights Middle School 8th-grade runner-up volleyball team with their trophy

ALT Ms. Jessica Key is holding a letter saying she won a $600 grant

ALT Little Rock School District Middle Schools Recruitment Fair flyer. The event will take place at Hall High School Gym, Cirks Arena, located at 6700 H Street in Little Rock, Arkansas. Current fifth-grade students will learn about middle school campus options on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Students will attend the recruitment fair during the school day. The flyer encourages students to "Explore Your Future at the Middle School Recruitment Fair!" Students will have opportunities to visit booths from schools across the district, discover unique academic programs and specialized electives, experience visual and performing arts opportunities, learn about athletics and clubs, explore Advanced Placement courses and enrichment programs, meet school representatives, ask questions, and plan their next steps toward middle school success. The flyer concludes with the message: "Don't miss your chance to see what makes each school one-of-a-kind!"

ALT Folleto del Distrito Escolar de Little Rock que anuncia la Feria de Reclutamiento de Escuelas Intermedias. El evento se llevará a cabo el miércoles, 21 de octubre de 2026, de nueve de la mañana a dos de la tarde, en el gimnasio de la Escuela Secundaria Hall, Cirks Arena, ubicado en 6700 H Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Los estudiantes que actualmente cursan quinto grado asistirán a la feria durante el día escolar para conocer las diferentes opciones de escuelas intermedias disponibles en el distrito. Bajo el lema "¡Explora tu futuro en la Feria de Reclutamiento de Escuelas Medias!", los estudiantes podrán visitar exhibiciones de las escuelas, descubrir programas académicos avanzados y asignaturas optativas especializadas, explorar oportunidades en artes visuales y escénicas, conocer deportes y clubes, aprender sobre cursos de Colocación Avanzada y programas de enriquecimiento académico, conversar con representantes escolares y hacer preguntas sobre las oportunidades que ofrece cada

ALT A mural that says stay kind, dream big, and be silly

ALT Terry Elementary's principal taking a selfie with two people painting be silly on a wall

ALT Two people painting dream big on a wall

ALT Several people working on the mural at Terry Elementary

ALT Graphic announcing the 2026 Little Rock School District Best of the Best winners, presented by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The graphic features a blue gradient background with white and gold lettering, the Little Rock School District logo, and the 2026 Best of the Best award emblem. The winners are: Best Public Elementary School: Jefferson Elementary, represented by the Jefferson Patriots logo. Best Public Middle School: Forest Heights Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Academy, represented by an eagle logo. Best Public High School: Little Rock Central High School, represented by a tiger logo. All three schools are recognized as 2026 Best of the Best winners in their respective public school categories.

ALT Graphic that says "I voted today"

ALT Lorelai Carswell (foreground) and Eli Vanberg, both 17, portray Bertha Coyle Forbes Heiskell and her husband, Carrick White Heiskell, respectively, during "Tales of the Crypt" at Mount Holly Cemetery in Little Rock on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026. The annual event features theater students from Parkview Arts & Science Magnet High School portraying people buried in the cemetery. Carrick Heiskell was a pilot with the U.S. Army Air Force who was killed in action during World War II. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Adam Vogler)

ALT Graphic celebrating two awards received by the Little Rock Central High School New Science Building and Field House at the 2026 American Institute of Architects Arkansas Design Awards. The background features a wide photograph of the modern school buildings, showcasing large glass windows, tan brick walls, white architectural panels, outdoor seating areas, walkways, stairs, accessibility ramps with handrails, and students walking through the courtyard under a blue sky with scattered clouds. In the upper left corner, two red and white award banners display the American Institute of Architects Arkansas logo. The first banner reads “Honor Award,” and the second reads “People’s Choice Award.” In the upper right corner, white text reads “Little Rock Central High School New Science Building and Fieldhouse,” followed by the architectural firm’s name, “Polk Stanley Wilcox.” A thin white rectangular border frames the graphic.