Cave City School District

SPECIAL ELECTION——Cave City to get new elementary school – millage to remain the same

Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor & Publisher Today, the day many in Cave City have been anticipating came. As the last ballots were counted at the Sharp County Courthouse on Tuesday. Nov. 18  for the Special Election, the Cave City School District learned that they would be getting a new elementary school. The school at no additional millage cost to the taxpayers of the district. Voters in the Cave City School District voted…

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Local business makes Valentine’s Day wonderful for schools, daycare and nursing home.

Photo/Tammy CurtisCave City Elementary Principal Lori Laman and Resource Officer Justin Wilson unload one of the  bus loads of balloons on Valentine’s Day. A local retailer, that asked their name not be used due to corporate regulations, began a competition selling balloons weeks earlier. This would ensure each student at all three campuses of Cave City Schools, the Cave City Nursing Home and daycares received a balloon for Valentine’s Day. Buses delivered…

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CAVE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT ANNOUNCES EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

The Cave City School District is seeking applications and resumes for the 2025-26 school year. Interested applicants can attain an application from the district website or come by any administrative office. The physical address of the Superintendent Office is 711 North Main in Cave City. Our mailing address is P.O. Box 600, Cave City, AR 72521. You can reach us by phone at 870-283-5391. The following positions are now available: High School…

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Three area school districts recognized by the Arkansas School Recognition Program

Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Three area schools recently learned they would receive their share of nearly $7 million for being recognized by the Arkansas School Recognition Program. Under Arkansas Code Annotated. §6-15-2107, the program was created to provide financial awards to public schools that experience high student performance, student academic growth, and for secondary schools, high graduation rate.   The program authorizes rewards of up to $100 per student who attends a public…

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