School start dates around the Ark-La-Tex

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Schools are getting ready for the 2022-23 school year across the Ark-La-Tex.

Below is a comprehensive list of start dates for area schools:

 

Southwest Arkansas

August 8

Prescott School District

 

August 15

Ashdown Public Schools

Blevins School District

DeQueen Public Schools

Emerson-Taylor-Bradley School District

Foreman Schools

Hope Public School District

Horatio Public Schools

Lafayette County School District

Nevada School District

Spring Hill School District

 

August 16

Dierks Schools District

Nashville School District

 

August 17

Texarkana Arkansas School District

 

August 22

Magnolia Public School District

Mena Public Schools

 

East Texas

August 8

Bloomburg ISD

Hubbard ISD

Joaquin ISD

New Boston ISD

Timpson ISD

 

August 9

Jefferson ISD

 

August 10

Atlanta ISD

Carthage ISD

Center ISD

Pleasant Grove ISD

Simms ISD

Tenaha ISD

Waskom ISD

 

August 11

Beckville ISD

Daingerfield-Lone Star ISD

Gary ISD

Hallsville ISD

Hughes Springs ISD

Marshall ISD

Redwater ISD

 

August 15

Avinger ISD

Elysian Fields ISD

Shelbyville ISD

 

August 16

Chapel Hill ISD

 

August 17

Avery ISD

Clarksville ISD

Mount Pleasant ISD

Tatum ISD

 

August 18

Detroit ISD

 

Northwest Louisiana

August 3

Caddo Parish Elementary School

Caddo Parish Middle School

 

August 4

Claiborne Parish Schools

DeSoto Parish Schools

Webster Parish Schools

 

August 5

Natchitoches Parish Schools

 

August 10

Bossier Parish Schools

Caddo Parish High School

Red River Parish Schools

Sabine Parish Schools

 

August 15

Bienville Parish Schools

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