Next week will be another exciting week! View this week's PIONEER REMINDER here or click the link to view. https://bit.ly/47tBoIO. Visit our website at https://www.gentrypioneers.com/ for details, locations and times! Have a great weekend, Pioneers!
Next week is homecoming week! View this week's PIONEER REMINDER here or click the link to view. https://bit.ly/4n2e35L. As always, stay plugged in by visiting our website at https://www.gentrypioneers.com/
Small-Town Charm, Big-Time Perks! We’re hiring! Apply today at https://bit.ly/3DWI4DG, where you can also find: answers to common questions, Our Mission, Our Vision, perks of the job, and even virtual tours of our facilities.
We are excited to announce Cloey Dunlap as a new Special Education Paraprofessional. Cloey is currently pursuing her bachelor's degree in Elementary Education at Harding University. Cloey has been married for five years, has a three-year-old daughter, and owns two boxer-mix dogs. She is enthusiastic about joining the Gentry Public Schools team and ready to embrace new learning opportunities. In her free time, Cloey enjoys going on outdoor adventures, as well as baking, cooking, and reading.
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Join our school district team! We're hiring a Special Education Paraprofessional to support our students' success and seeking dedicated Substitute Bus Drivers to help get them to school safely. Apply today to make a difference in our students' lives! Apply today at https://bit.ly/3DWI4DG.
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We are excited to announce Beau Brewer as our new Network Technology Technician. This is a new position created by the School Board that addresses the school district's growth and need to support and enhance our digital infrastructure.
In October 2024, Beau Brewer and his family relocated from Mesa, AZ to Gentry, AR. With over 15 years of I.T. experience, including five years supporting school districts in Arizona, he is excited to contribute to enhancing educational experiences through technology. Beau is eager to help improve network systems and ensure the district’s technological needs are met.
Outside of work, Beau enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, exploring new adventures. They share a love for puzzles, indoor rock climbing, pickleball, and immersive reading with Kindle and Audible.
In October 2024, Beau Brewer and his family relocated from Mesa, AZ to Gentry, AR. With over 15 years of I.T. experience, including five years supporting school districts in Arizona, he is excited to contribute to enhancing educational experiences through technology. Beau is eager to help improve network systems and ensure the district’s technological needs are met.
Outside of work, Beau enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, exploring new adventures. They share a love for puzzles, indoor rock climbing, pickleball, and immersive reading with Kindle and Audible.
WE ARE HIRING! Don't miss these opportunities! Become a Pioneer today! Apply today at https://bit.ly/3DWI4DG.
The September Board Meeting was held last night, September 15, at the City Council Chambers. Check out the Board Recap below or click here to view it: https://bit.ly/4prEiVC. For more School Board news, upcoming events, and district updates, be sure to visit www.gentrypioneers.com.
Exciting things are ahead! Don’t miss this week’s PIONEER REMINDER!
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for all things Pioneer—event details, important updates, and even virtual tours!
Be sure to visit our website at www.gentrypioneers.com
for all things Pioneer—event details, important updates, and even virtual tours!
Do you have a heart for helping students succeed? Gentry Public Schools is looking for a Special Education Paraprofessional to join our team!
As a paraprofessional, you’ll work side by side with teachers to support students in reaching their fullest potential—academically, socially, and emotionally. This is an incredible opportunity to make a difference every single day while being part of a supportive school community that feels like family.
Apply today at https://bit.ly/3DWI4DG.
As a paraprofessional, you’ll work side by side with teachers to support students in reaching their fullest potential—academically, socially, and emotionally. This is an incredible opportunity to make a difference every single day while being part of a supportive school community that feels like family.
Apply today at https://bit.ly/3DWI4DG.
We are excited to announce Dakota Pottridge as a new Bus Driver at Gentry School District. Dakota Pottridge lives in Gentry with his wife, two sons, and three dogs. A true "Jack of All Trades," he is excited to join Gentry Public Schools, where both of his boys are active in sports. Dakota loves the district’s welcoming atmosphere and passionate fans. His family enjoys outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and biking, and they stay busy supporting their sons’ sports and spending quality time together.
We are excited to announce Danna Borntrager as a new Teacher at Gentry Intermediate School. Danna Borntrager has been married to her husband, Jonathan, for 15 years and is the proud mom of three children attending Gentry Public Schools. She previously taught 3rd grade in Oklahoma and preschool in Rogers, Arkansas, experiences that strengthened her love for helping students grow academically and personally. Danna is thrilled to teach in Gentry, a district that is already a big part of her family’s life, and she looks forward to contributing to a community that values both learning and relationships. She enjoys singing on her church worship team and spending time with her family, chickens, and two cats.
We are excited to announce Terry Murray as a new Bus Driver at Gentry School District. Terry Murray, a Northwest Arkansas native, has been a bus driver for 14 years. He previously drove in Lincoln and Siloam Springs before joining Gentry as a substitute last year and now serves as a full-time driver for the Pioneers. He enjoys the welcoming atmosphere at Gentry. In his free time, he likes riding his motorcycle and spending time with his daughter.
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We are excited to announce Brandyn Deason as a new Science Teacher at the High School. Brandyn Deason is originally from Oklahoma City and has been visiting Northwest Arkansas since childhood. After relocating from Houston, she is excited to bring her passion for science, sustainability, and community service to Gentry High School. With experience in environmental science, laboratory research, education, and community engagement, she is dedicated to making science meaningful by connecting it to real-world challenges and solutions.
She earned her Bachelor of Biological and Physical Sciences from the University of Houston-Downtown, where she tutored students, researched effective learning strategies, and gained hands-on experience in land conservation and sustainable technologies. Outside the classroom, Brandyn enjoys serving her community and promoting stewardship of natural resources, from organizing clean-up efforts to encouraging practical ways to reduce waste. She looks forward to empowering students to think critically, explore the natural world, and take pride in caring for their community.
She earned her Bachelor of Biological and Physical Sciences from the University of Houston-Downtown, where she tutored students, researched effective learning strategies, and gained hands-on experience in land conservation and sustainable technologies. Outside the classroom, Brandyn enjoys serving her community and promoting stewardship of natural resources, from organizing clean-up efforts to encouraging practical ways to reduce waste. She looks forward to empowering students to think critically, explore the natural world, and take pride in caring for their community.
