Drew Central Choir Spring Pop Concert, “DC’s Hottest Hits, 201.9” for 7-12 grade choirs at Drew Central.  This show imitates a live radio broadcast featuring music from all genres with singing, dancing, and lot of entertainment!  We will be performing for the school at 1:30, on May 2^nd, and at 6:30, that evening, for the public.  Free admission and we would love to invite our community!

American Legion Commander Randy Gavin and Commander Glen Kellebrew presented a check for $200 to Travarus Shead.

The American Legion sponsors one student to attend Boys State and this year Shead is the recipient.

Travarus is in the 11th grade at Drew Central High School.  Commanders Gavin and Kellebrew, as well as all members, are proud to wish him all the best.

Looking forward to a busy year for the 2019-2020 school year are the Drew Central Jr. High Cheerleaders.

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Drew Central Superintendent Kim Barnes describes her feelings as, “Thankful and blessed,”  as she described on this morning’s phone call that a Drew Central School bus had been in a wreck. (more…)

Introducing your 2019-2020 Drew Central Junior High Cheerleaders (more…)

Left to Right: DC Gearheads: Jacob Hall, Lane Berryman, Hunter Rhodes, Paden Defir, Jeremy Smith, Anna Coleman and Parker Duncan

On Saturday, March 9, 2019, the DC Gearheads competed at the STATE Vex Robotics Championships. They did well in the morning qualification rounds by going 6-1 for the day. (more…)

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Each year Drew Central Elementary and the Middle School students help SEARK Reading Council collect money for the Heifer Project. (more…)

Drew Central’s Gifted and Talented Program is excited to share their latest project.  They have started recycling at the Middle School. The GT students noticed how many students and faculty drink from a plastic bottle every day.  They decided to start recycling plastic bottles. (more…)

After the unexpected passing of Drew Central superintendent Billy Williams, last September, the board named assistant superintendent Kim Barnes as interim.
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Thanks to an invention called “snow at home,” even though Mother Nature did not provide snow across Southeast Arkansas, it was still available at Drew Central Elementary, yesterday morning.