Renovation and construction of the campuses is scheduled to begin this year with the inaugural classes expected to enroll in the dental and vet schools in the summer and fall of 2025
Federal financial aid stress continues for Arkansas universities, students
Nearly four months after the delayed rollout of an updated federal financial aid form, Arkansas colleges and universities continue to face challenges in accessing accurate information needed to award funding to students
NYITCOM accepting applications for ‘Project H.E.A.R.T.’ summer program in Arkadelphia, Jonesboro
Project H.E.A.R.T. is a residential camp aimed at enlightening students about future careers in health care and teaching them about higher education opportunities and community health
Data from 9,500 school districts shows another boom year for staffing even as fiscal cliff looms
Public schools added 173,000 students and 159,000 employees in the 2022-23 school year, including 15,000 additional teachers
Education co-ops concerned about effect of reduced funding
The Sanders administration’s proposal to reduce funding for Arkansas’s 15 education service cooperatives has co-op directors concerned about the impact on students, especially those in smaller school districts
Arkansas firm recommends plan for controlling schools’ increasing insurance rates
A consulting firm recommended that Arkansas start its own insurance company to combat rising property insurance premiums for public schools and higher education institutions
Literacy Council of the Ouachitas expands services to Clark County
With a vision to remove barriers and provide support, the LCO aims to address the pressing issue of low literacy affecting 23% of adults in Clark County
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