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
A consulting firm recommended that Arkansas start its own insurance company to combat rising property insurance premiums for public schools and higher education institutions
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
One in 12 educators working in Arkansas public schools are unlicensed or teaching outside of their certification area
The families of about 20,000 elementary students will soon be notified that they are eligible for a $500 grant to pay for tutors to help their children learn to read at grade level
Arkansas will participate in a federal program providing food assistance for children during summer break from school this year
The delayed release of an updated financial aid form has prevented students from knowing if they qualify for new free tuition programs at Arkansas universities
