Our school is the pride and centerpiece of our community. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to the preparation of our children for the future; teaching them to be caring, thinking, contributing citizens, prepared for the challenges of our changing world.

Plainview, Arkansas is located in Yell County in the heart of the beautiful Fourche River Valley. Our small community is at the intersection of Arkansas Highways 28 and 60. We are nestled against the Ouachita Mountains to the south and the Arkansas River Valley to the north. Lake Nimrod is virtually on campus. We enjoy this perfect environment in which to nurture and educate our children.

Contact Numbers

600 West Main Street Plainview, AR 72857

• Plainview Campus - (479) 272.4241
• Two Rivers High School - (479) 272-3126
• Counselor, Kathy Minnie - (479) 272.3122

Principals Corner

Mary Ballard, Principal

Dear Parents, Students, and Community Members:

Our school year is flying by! Here’s a list of our upcoming dates/activities:

• Annual Report to the Public- October 18th at 6:45 pm in the TRHS auditorium

• Flu Shots- October 20th

• Report Cards- October 21st

• Pumpkin Patch (Kindergarten)- October 21st

• Swamp Fest- October 23rd at the TRHS from 12:00-4:00 pm

• Red Ribbon Week- October 25th-29th

• Anti-Bullying Assembly- October 26th at 2:00 pm in the Plainview auditorium

• Barnyard Friends (ABC Preschool)- October 29th

• “Fire Safety”- October 29th

• “Alice in Wonderland”- November 1st at the TRHS auditorium

We want to invite everyone to come out on Saturday, October 23rd for the first annual “Swamp Fest” at the Two Rivers’ High School. Clubs and classes will be hosting different activities and booths, such as a Cake Walk, Ring Toss, Arts/Crafts, Face Painting, and Gator Bingo. We hope you’ll join us for a fun-filled, “gatoriffic” day in the swamp!

Sincerely,

Mary Ballard

Plainview Elementary Principal

Two Rivers School District

Counseling Central:

Be a Responsible Student

1. Try your best in school and at home.

2. It is OK to ask questions when you don't understand something.

3. Ask a parent to help you set up a good work space at home.

4. Do your work - school work and work at home.

5. Hand in your homework on time.

6. Listen to your teacher and your parents.

7. Help your classmates and your family.

8. Always be prepared.

To Make Responsible Decisions

1. STOP -- Realize that you have a choice to make.

2. THINK -- Think through what might happen as a result of each choice.

3. LISTEN-- Listen to your feelings and thoughts about the choices.

4. TRUST -- You know the right thing to do. Trust yourself to do it.

5. ACT -- Make the decision and act accordingly.

A responsible student does the jobs he/she is expected to do and helps others when he/she can.