Little Rock Family Ultimate All-School Guide: McClellan High School
Mission Statement
The McClellan High School family promotes mastery of a comprehensive curriculum, responsible citizenship and an appreciation of cultural diversity.
By providing a safe, intellectually stimulating and nurturing learning environment, we are preparing critically thinking, capable and proficient students for their roles in our global society.
Innovative Teaching Methods
Our teachers utilize best practices that are research-based, relevant and relative to quality education.
Exciting Projects
Restorative Justice-Teen Court, Introduction of the debate team, and involving our students with volunteerism are our current focal points.
About the Campus
9417 Geyer Springs Road
Little Rock
501.447.2100
LRSD.org
Principal:
Anthony Hobbs
Established: 1965
Grades Served: 9-12
Current Enrollment: 864
Student Teacher Ratio: 15-to-1
School Motto: Committed to the Crimson.
School History:
McClellan High School was named for Senator John Little McClellan and was named an Arkansas Blue Ribbon School in 1998.
Important Upcoming Dates:
Senior prom: April 27
Graduation: May 21 at 6 p.m.
• Extensive media center
• Two gymnasiums
• Multiple science labs
• Center for performing arts
• Engineering classroom
• Multiple computer labs
• Credit recovery classroom
Technology
Virtual classrooms, interactive assessments and electronic portfolios challenge our learners to acclimate to the demands of the 21st century.
Learning Environment & Curriculum
Our curriculum adheres to guidelines set out by the Arkansas Department of Education in conjunction with Common Core State Standards.
Learning Environment & Curriculum
Our curriculum adheres to guidelines set out by the Arkansas Department of Education in conjunction with Common Core State Standards.
Scholarships
McClellan is proud to be in a district where we historically have the most National Merit Semi-finalists in Arkansas. McClellan seniors are among the LRSD students who receive $20 million-plus in scholarships, annually, to colleges and universities in Arkansas and across the country.
Honors & Awards
Annual Academic Signing Day honors nearly 100 district students with this criteria: top four in class, 4.0 GPA or better, National Merit Semi-finalists, Commended Scholars, National Hispanic Scholars and Gates Millennium Scholars.
