Report on RSD: Achievements and Safety Measures
RSD By The Numbers…
Report to Patrons
2019-2020
November 17, 2020
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5,190
# of students enrolled
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289
# of students enrolled in RCVA
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9
# of virtual teachers
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12
# of nurses throughout the district
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31
# different languages spoken
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58
# of All-Region Band students
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100
# of RSD employees trained in mental health first aid
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132
# of community scholarships
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200
# of special education students served monthly
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691
# of special education students
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800
# of ESL students
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1,200
# Language Minority students
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250,576
# of meals delivered from March 17 - Nov. 3rd
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759,072
# of meals served onsite
Safety in
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15
# of Fogging Machines
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20
# of I-Wave-C Ultraviolet light Air Sanitizers for HVAC
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38
# of Air Purifying Humidifiers
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63
# of Bottle Filling Stations
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73
# of
Sneeze Guards
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115
# of Hand Sanitizers Stands
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4,864
# of Ounces of Virex Disinfectant
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5,000
# of
Disposable Masks
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24,200
# of Gloves
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25,460
# of
Disinfectant Wipes
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68,868
# of Ounces of Hand Sanitizer
RSD Five-Year
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Goal One:
All students achieve a level of readiness to reach
their potential so that businesses and post-secondary schools
SEEK OUT OUR STUDENTS!
Goal Two:
Be the
“School of Choice”
in our region for parents,
students, and employees.
Goal Three:
Increase partnerships that create a
unified
community
that values and supports education.
Goal #
1
All students achieve a level of readiness
to reach their potential so that businesses
and post- secondary schools
SEEK OUT OUR STUDENTS!
School Achievements-
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Project Lead the Way School District
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Crawford Elementary became a Blue Ribbon School
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RIS -was awarded $1400 from the Sheriff’s Office for Red Ribbon Week
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RHS - Mary Beth Cox and Language Arts IF Stephanie Perkins wrote a
Literacy Grant for 2020-2022 - Successful Outcome for Arkansas Readers
(SOAR). They received $60,000 each year for two years to support literacy
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Judy Pennington, district grant writer, wrote a Math Grant for strong TIER 1
math in grades 6-11 and received $100,800
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RHS had 17 students and two alternates accepted to the Governor’s School
Goal #
2
RSD will be the “School of Choice” in our
region for parents, students, and employees.
Outstanding Teachers
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Teacher of the Year was RHS teacher, Desha Lewis
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ESL Teacher of the Year from ARKTESOl, was Amiee Moody
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Terrel H. Bell Award; Crawford Principal Shavon Jackson was one of 10 in the nation to receive this award
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Bandmaster of the Year was RHS Band Director Dewayne Dove
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Chance Duncan was honored for being the only Arkansas Outstanding Biology Teacher of the Year
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ALE awarded Teacher’s of the Year to Sarah Connerly, Bridget Smith, and Eli Cranor
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CVE’s ‘favorite teacher”, Cathryn Bass, was awarded $500 by Arvest Bank
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The Board of Directors of the National Federation of State High School Associations selected
Mr. Johnny Johnson of Russellville, Arkansas, as a 2019 recipient of the NFHS Citation Award.
Mr. Johnson was recognized as among the best in their profession by their colleagues
Goal #2
RSD will be the “School of Choice” in our
region for parents, students, and employees.
Outstanding Students-
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National Merit Semi-finalist was RHS student Daxon Carreiro
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State Diamond Award was SLC student Cheyenne Henderson
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2020 Digital Documentary Showcase was RJHS student Isabelle Clements
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RHS Forensics Debate Team won the State Tournament
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RHS Thespian Troupe received the ‘critics choice’ award at State
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Eighteen RHS students made All-State Choir
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Twenty-two RHS students made All-State Band
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RHS Quiz Bowl wins fourth consecutive State Championship
Goal #2
RSD will be the “School of Choice” in our
region for parents, students, and employees.
Athletic Awards-
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Gatorade AR Boys Soccer Player of the Year was RHS student Dylan Rice
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RJHS Cheer Team won 2nd place at Southern Spirit Cheerleading Competition
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RHS Boys Soccer Team won the State Championship
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Boys Swimming & Diving took home the 2020 Championship
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Girls Swimming & Diving were runner- up in the 2020 Championship
Band & Choir Awards-
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RHS Band made 1st Division & Superior Ratings in the Regional Marching Assessment
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Two RHS Band students were first chair finalists
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Forty-one Choir students qualified to audition for All-State
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RHS had 58 students qualify for the all region choir (which is more than any other
school in the region)
Goal #
3
RSD will increase partnerships that
create a unified community that values
and supports education.
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$100,522.00 was awarded to RSD students through community scholarships
•
ConAgra & Wal-Mart donated over 50,000 Lysol wipes
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The Youth Leadership Program graduated six students at ANO
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RMS received 750 individual hand sanitizers from Kroger
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Garver Engineering donated $2000 of VEX IQ equipment to the RHS Robotics team
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London Robotics was awarded $2000 from Entergy for equipment
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Jim Bob Humphrey organized a Protect Our School campaign to raise money for
Thermal Imaging Devices for each of our school buildings entryways
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Burris, Inc., donated several boxes of school supplies for RSD elementary schools
Goal #
3
RSD will increase partnerships that
create a unified community that values
and supports education.
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‘I love my RSD’ raised $10,000 for COVID-19 relief
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RHS ranked #28 among America’s High Schools
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Retirees left the district with a total of 420 years of service
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RSD’s communications department now has an official YouTube Channel
•
UE5G transitioned to Russellville Intermediate School
How we met those goals…
Noteworthy Accomplishments
RSD's report highlights key statistics and initiatives for the 2019-2020 period, including student enrollment, educational programs, safety measures, and five-year board goals. The district focuses on student success, community partnerships, safety protocols, and readiness for future opportunities. Achievements such as becoming a Blue Ribbon School and securing grants are showcased, alongside investments in safety equipment and measures. RSD aims to be the School of Choice in the region while emphasizing student-focused decision-making and community support for education.
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RSD By The Numbers Report to Patrons 2019-2020 November 17, 2020
RSD By The Numbers 5,190 # of students enrolled 289 # of students enrolled in RCVA 9 # of virtual teachers 12 # of nurses throughout the district 31 # different languages spoken 58 # of All-Region Band students 100 # of RSD employees trained in mental health first aid 132 # of community scholarships 200 # of special education students served monthly 691 # of special education students 800 # of ESL students 1,200 # Language Minority students 250,576 # of meals delivered from March 17 - Nov. 3rd 759,072 # of meals served onsite
Safety in Numbers 15 # of Fogging Machines 20 # of I-Wave-C Ultraviolet light Air Sanitizers for HVAC 38 # of Air Purifying Humidifiers 63 # of Bottle Filling Stations 73 # of Sneeze Guards 115 # of Hand Sanitizers Stands 4,864 # of Ounces of Virex Disinfectant 5,000 # of Disposable Masks 24,200 # of Gloves 25,460 # of Disinfectant Wipes 68,868 # of Ounces of Hand Sanitizer
RSD Five-Year Board Goals All goals will ensure student-focused decisions at a high level of expectations Goal One: All students achieve a level of readiness to reach their potential so that businesses and post-secondary schools SEEK OUT OUR STUDENTS! Goal Two: Be the School of Choice in our region for parents, students, and employees. Goal Three: Increase partnerships that create a unified community that values and supports education.
Goal #1 All students achieve a level of readiness to reach their potential so that businesses and post- secondary schools SEEK OUT OUR STUDENTS! School Achievements- Project Lead the Way School District Crawford Elementary became a Blue Ribbon School RIS -was awarded $1400 from the Sheriff s Office for Red Ribbon Week RHS - Mary Beth Cox and Language Arts IF Stephanie Perkins wrote a Literacy Grant for 2020-2022 - Successful Outcome for Arkansas Readers (SOAR). They received $60,000 each year for two years to support literacy Judy Pennington, district grant writer, wrote a Math Grant for strong TIER 1 math in grades 6-11 and received $100,800 RHS had 17 students and two alternates accepted to the Governor s School
Goal #2 RSD will be the School of Choice in our region for parents, students, and employees. Outstanding Teachers- Teacher of the Year was RHS teacher, Desha Lewis ESL Teacher of the Year from ARKTESOl, was Amiee Moody Terrel H. Bell Award; Crawford Principal Shavon Jackson was one of 10 in the nation to receive this award Bandmaster of the Year was RHS Band Director Dewayne Dove Chance Duncan was honored for being the only Arkansas Outstanding Biology Teacher of the Year ALE awarded Teacher s of the Year to Sarah Connerly, Bridget Smith, and Eli Cranor CVE s favorite teacher , Cathryn Bass, was awarded $500 by Arvest Bank The Board of Directors of the National Federation of State High School Associations selected Mr. Johnny Johnson of Russellville, Arkansas, as a 2019 recipient of the NFHS Citation Award. Mr. Johnson was recognized as among the best in their profession by their colleagues
Goal #2 RSD will be the School of Choice in our region for parents, students, and employees. Outstanding Students- National Merit Semi-finalist was RHS student Daxon Carreiro State Diamond Award was SLC student Cheyenne Henderson 2020 Digital Documentary Showcase was RJHS student Isabelle Clements RHS Forensics Debate Team won the State Tournament RHS Thespian Troupe received the critics choice award at State Eighteen RHS students made All-State Choir Twenty-two RHS students made All-State Band RHS Quiz Bowl wins fourth consecutive State Championship
Goal #2 RSD will be the School of Choice in our region for parents, students, and employees. Athletic Awards- Gatorade AR Boys Soccer Player of the Year was RHS student Dylan Rice RJHS Cheer Team won 2nd place at Southern Spirit Cheerleading Competition RHS Boys Soccer Team won the State Championship Boys Swimming & Diving took home the 2020 Championship Girls Swimming & Diving were runner- up in the 2020 Championship Band & Choir Awards- RHS Band made 1st Division & Superior Ratings in the Regional Marching Assessment Two RHS Band students were first chair finalists Forty-one Choir students qualified to audition for All-State RHS had 58 students qualify for the all region choir (which is more than any other school in the region)
Goal #3 RSD will increase partnerships that create a unified community that values and supports education. $100,522.00 was awarded to RSD students through community scholarships ConAgra & Wal-Mart donated over 50,000 Lysol wipes The Youth Leadership Program graduated six students at ANO RMS received 750 individual hand sanitizers from Kroger Garver Engineering donated $2000 of VEX IQ equipment to the RHS Robotics team London Robotics was awarded $2000 from Entergy for equipment Jim Bob Humphrey organized a Protect Our School campaign to raise money for Thermal Imaging Devices for each of our school buildings entryways Burris, Inc., donated several boxes of school supplies for RSD elementary schools
Goal #3 RSD will increase partnerships that create a unified community that values and supports education. I love my RSD raised $10,000 for COVID-19 relief RHS ranked #28 among America s High Schools Retirees left the district with a total of 420 years of service RSD s communications department now has an official YouTube Channel UE5G transitioned to Russellville Intermediate School
How we met those goals Noteworthy Accomplishments
