As more Arkansas schools cautiously expand their salary schedules, rural district administrators remain concerned about how the state will continue providing funding for mandated teacher raises in the years ahead
A federal judge on Wednesday heard arguments but did not rule on a motion to dismiss a lawsuit that challenges a section of the LEARNS Act prohibiting “indoctrination” in schools
Five companies, three of whom have applied previously, responded to a request for proposals to administer Arkansas’ school voucher program after the state fired the previous vendor
The Arkansas Department of Education is seeking a new company to help administer the state’s school voucher program after terminating a contract with its current Indiana-based vendor due to delays and failure to implement required components
Arkansas cancels contract with Indiana-based vendor, seeks new bids
The Dumas School District’s steep enrollment decline is feeding local residents’ frustration with district leadership and raising fears they will lose their schools
Arkansas’ attorney general on Thursday approved for the 2026 ballot a proposed constitutional amendment that would require public and private schools that receive state funds to be held to the same standards
