The HSSD is working to provide FREE Wifi access to all students who do not already have it available. - Connect at Home: If your family does not already have access to the Internet, the HSSD is installing FREE Wifi devices at the homes of students during the AMI period. E-mail your teacher or principal as soon as possible to have this installation arranged. -Connect in School Parking Lots: At all six HSSD school campus parking lots, vehicles may park and allow students to access district Wifi on district devices (which automatically connect) or personal devices. Please keep all students and family members inside vehicles while accessing Wifi at these locations.

Schools will remain closed for onsite instruction through April 17. While more details are yet to come, HSSD families can find information here about how we will continue to provide education, meals, and as many school services as possible during the extended AMI period, including plans to provide all families with Internet access and technology devices, meals at breakfast and lunch, special services and support from school educators, administrators, and counselors, and more.

During HSSD AMI Days, we will continue providing FREE grab-and-go breakfasts and lunches (at lunch times, only) at Park and Langston, at sites throughout the city via #TrojanEats Food Truck and the HSSD Box Truck, and via school bus routes . These meals are FREE to children ages 0-18. Find all details about locations and times, here ...

The HSSD is proud to offer Pre-K options for students at all four of our elementary schools. Each program is unique, in terms of cost, student qualification factors, curriculum, and other details. Learn more about what each program can offer your child, here ...

HSSD elementary schools will celebrate Read Across America Week March 2-6 to celebrate reading with students, alongside a Dr. Seuss theme!

In coordination with our HSSD Gifted and Talented Program, representatives from Arkansas State Parks brought a 25-foot planetarium to our Park Magnet School and presented a “Native Americans and the Stars” program to more than 250 HSSD fifth grade students. Programs include lessons in social studies, science, and reading comprehension - as interpreters explain how Native Americans used the stars and constellations for navigation, and passed down knowledge from generation to generation through storytelling.

HSSD girls in K-6th grade, see details about an upcoming Little Trojan Cheerleaders practice and performance opportunity! Registration is due February 8th.

The Trojans Youth Baseball Association has opened season registration to HSSD boys in grades 1-8. Find details and registration forms here.

Download the "Hot Springs School District" app on any mobile device from your app store (for FREE of course) to quickly and easily access HSSD News, Calendars, a quick link to the Home Access Center (HAC), Lunch Menus, the Student Handbook, and more! We look forward to utilizing this additional communication tool to help keep our students, families, and community as well informed as possible!

Let's work to stay healthy, together! HSSD families, please remember that January - March is the peak of flu/sickness season. What are everyday preventive actions we can all take to avoid spreading germs? Learn more, here ...