Leverett students will contribute to the United Way by collecting coins through the month of October.  Each classroom has a bucket to collect coins and the classroom that brings in the most money wins a DDR party. Collections begin Thursday, October 1 and go through Friday, October 30.
To kick off the fun we will have sports enthusiasts day this Friday. Please bring a donation and wear your favorite team's hat, jersey, shirt....

The United Way helps our community through:the Boys and Girls Club, American Red Cross, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of NWA, EOA Children's House,Fayetteville Youth Dental Program, Head Start,NWA Children's Shelter, and the Ozark Food Bank.
Visit: www.unitedwaynwa.org

Click on the Razorback above to see more about Gameday Parking

Did you know you can sign up for emails from the Fayetteville School District? They will even inform you when schools are closed due to inclement weather. Just go to:http://fayar.net/parentsstudents/keepmeinformed.html

Did you know Leverett Coach Lerinezo was instrumental in bringing the First Tee program to our school? We are one of the few schools chosen to participate in this program in Northwest Arkansas. Go to: http://www.thefirstteenwar.org/Club/Scripts/Home/home.asp

Did you know you can use the Lion Calendar to remind you of upcoming events? Simply click on the announcement then sign up to have the event sent you via email as a reminder. That's a good thing.

Did you know the Apple Seed Program is dedicated to help Leverett students learn the value of healthy food in cool and exciting ways. Go to:  http://www.appleseedsinc.org

Click here for more information on all the Leverett after school clubs

Contact Jeff Glover to be involved. It is worth it. gloverjeff@hotmail.com

School personnel are carefully watching for students who exhibit flu-like symptoms (fever, achiness, chills, cough, etc.) and are quickly sending these students to the school nurse to be evaluated. Any student or staff member who is determined to have flu-like symptoms is sent home and is instructed to see a doctor and to stay at home until all symptoms have been relieved for 24 hours without the use of medication.

Many individuals may experience influenza. The symptoms of H1N1 are similar to the regular seasonal flu and include fever of greater than 100°F, cough, sore throat, headache, and body aches, chills, and fatigue. Some have also reported vomiting and diarrhea. If your child develops these symptoms, please keep him/her home from school and contact your health care provider.

Extra precautions are being taken throughout the school district to ensure cleanliness. Our custodians are wiping door handles, hand rails, and desks in every building during the day and after hours with sanitizers to help further minimize the spread of germs. Restrooms are being cleaned and disinfected regularly.

Special thanks to Washington Regional Medical Center and school board member Steve Percival for providing and facilitating the installation of antibacterial hand wash dispensers in every classroom throughout the school district. Students and staff are encouraged to use these frequently.

If you would like to have more information on the H1N1 virus, please go to the Centers for Disease Control's website at http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/.

Need a place for some excellent parent resources? Head to the Fayetteville District site and explore. You may be surprised what you find. Just click on the photo above to take you there.