Fort Smith School District

The Fort Smith School District (or Fort Smith Public Schools) is the major public school district based in Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States.

Fort Smith School District
Location
3205 Jenny Lind Drive
Fort Smith, Arkansas 72901-1948
United States
District information
TypePublic
MottoWhere innovation creates excellence
GradesPrekindergarten (PK) – 12
SuperintendentTerry Morawski, Ed.D.
Accreditation(s)Arkansas Department of Education
Schools26
NCES District ID0506330[1]
Students and staff
Students14,748[1]
Teachers910.03 (on FTE basis)[1]
Staff1,954.03 (on FTE basis)[1]
Athletic conference7A West
Other information
Websitewww.fortsmithschools.org

The system consists of 26 schools that provide early childhood, elementary and secondary education to students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12 and serves the Sebastian County communities of Fort Smith and Barling.

List of schools

High/Secondary Schools

Middle/Intermediate Schools
  • Dora Kimmons Middle School (6–8)
  • L. A. Chaffin Middle School (6–8)
  • Ramsey Middle School (6–8)
  • William O. Darby Middle School (6–8)

Elementary/Primary Schools
  • Ballman Elementary School (K–5)
  • Barling Elementary School (PK–5)
  • Beard Elementary School (PK–5)
  • Bonneville Elementary School (PK–5)
  • Carnall Elementary School (K–5)
  • Cavanaugh Elementary School (K–5)
  • Elmer H. Cook Elementary School (K–5)
  • Euper Lane Elementary School (K–5)
  • Fairview Elementary School (PK–5)
  • Harry C. Morrison Elementary School (PK–5)
  • Howard Elementary School (PK–5)
  • John P. Woods Elementary School (K–5)
  • Park Elementary School (K–5)
  • Raymond F. Orr Elementary School (PK–5)
  • Spradling Elementary School (K–5)
  • Sunnymede Elementary School (K–5)
  • Sutton Elementary School (K–5)
  • Tilles Elementary School (PK–5)
  • Trusty Elementary School (K–5)

Special Schools & Programs
  • Belle Point Alternative Center (7–12)

See also

References
  1. "Search for Public School Districts – District Detail for Fort Smith School District". National Center for Education Statistics. Institute of Education Sciences. Retrieved 1 December 2012.
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