Congratulations to our SCSD JBE 3-5 Student of the Month, Paisley Shelby! #bethebest
Today we give a big THANK YOU to the incredible drivers who safely transport our students to and from school each day. Your patience, dedication, and friendly smiles start and end every school day on a positive note.
You are more than drivers — you’re heroes behind the wheel!
The Bulldogs soccer teams traveled to LR Mills tonight and won their games. The girls won 9-0 and the boys won 3-0. Congrats to both teams. #Bethebest
🏀🐾 💙 Star City School District is proud to announce Madison Bitely as the new Head Coach of the Star City Ladydog Basketball Program!
We are thrilled to welcome Coach Madison Bitely as the new Head Coach of the Ladydogs! We’re excited for the future of our tradition-rich program under her leadership. Coach Bitely brings a lifelong passion for the game, a deep basketball pedigree, and a strong commitment to developing student-athletes on and off the court.
Coach Bitely is no stranger to the Ladydogs—she served this past year as the assistant senior girls coach and head junior high coach, playing a key role in the program’s growth and success.
She grew up in Hope, Arkansas, and was a standout player at Blevins High School, where she earned All-Conference, All-Region, and All-State honors. She continued her playing career at South Arkansas College, gaining valuable experience at the collegiate level.
Basketball runs deep in her family—she played under her father, who coached at Bauxite, Prescott, Poyen, Blevins, and Bearden. Her love for coaching was also inspired by her grandmother, a legendary coach who spent 38 years at Hope High School and is a member of the Arkansas High School Coaches Hall of Fame.
Please join us in giving Coach Bitely a warm Star City welcome as she begins this new chapter with the Ladydogs!🏀🐾 💙 #BeTheBest
Please join us in the High School auditorium for the annual Fine Arts Student Showcase! Thursday, April 24 at 6:00
The Artkansas: Drawn Together Coloring Book features artwork by 65 students by Star City Schools students and is now available for purchase on Amazon at this link: https://tinyurl.com/39xr23ak
Star City School District Daily Events 4/21/2025 #bethebest
Happy Easter from Star City Schools! #bethebest
Yesterday, the preschoolers at Star City ABC had a wonderful time. Their day began with a delightful scavenger hunt featuring bunnies hidden throughout the school. Following this, they enjoyed having their pictures taken with a bunny. They also crafted puppets and concluded the day with an egg hunt. We are very grateful to Mr. Winn, Mr. Roger, and the art club for their assistance in making it such a fantastic day for our students. #Bethebest
Star City School District Daily Events 4/18/2025 #bethebest
The Dogs lost to Warren today 12-1. The Dogs will play again Tuesday at home against Monticello. #Bethebest
The Bulldogs softball team defeated Warren today 6-0 in a key 8-4A game. Congrats ladies.
Congratulations to Michelle Poe, Star City School District’s Employee of the Month! Your dedication and passion as an outstanding high school Biomedical teacher continue to inspire students and staff alike. We’re lucky to have you—well deserved! #BeTheBest
SCSD is now accepting applications for the following positions for the 2025-2026 school year! Candidates can apply online at https://starcityschools.schoolspring.com #BeTheBest
Soccer News:
The girls soccer game against Crossett will start at 5:00. The boys game against Crossett is cancelled. The boys team will scrimmage/ practice immediately following the girls game. #Bethebest
Star City School District Daily Events 4/17/2025 #bethebest
Star City School District Daily Events 4/17/2025 #bethebest
While all students at SCSD receive free meals during the school year, families who believe they may be eligible for Summer EBT benefits will need to complete an application through the Department of Human Services.
To learn more or apply, visit: ar.gov/summerebt
Star City School District Daily Events 4/16/2025 #bethebest
Who qualifies as a migrant student? If your child changes schools during the year for work in agriculture, fishing, dairies, or logging, they may qualify for support!
Benefits include:
Free school meals
Free supplies & books
Limited health services
Tutoring during school hours
For questions, contact Micael Gonzalez at Jimmy Brown Elementary: (866) 446-3647!
