Arkansas Education

A popular civics education program for high school girls is facing scrutiny after over 70 volunteer members quit on the final day of the 2026 session.

Lawmakers are poised to wrap up the 2026 fiscal legislative session Wednesday

Early childhood funding, UA athletics money measure fail before committee

The state’s attorney general will appeal the ruling, his spokesperson says

At the Arkansas Governor's Mansion Wednesday, Gov. Sarah Sanders signed a proclamation asking students to start their own TPUSA chapters, with Kirk at her side.

Jacksonville elementary school faculty credit LEARNS’ literacy coaching requirements with helping improve student growth

April Rike’s nomination as Little Rock Central High School principal goes to the school board for a vote next week.

Ruling says Pulaski County district providing equitable facilities to students

The National Survey of Children’s Health, recently released, found that just 53% of the state's children ages 3-5 met the criteria for ‘school readiness.’

The abrupt revocation of a job offer to the University of Arkansas’ incoming law school dean prompted a student-led protest on the Fayetteville campus Tuesday and calls for the school to adopt a policy to prevent undue influence on personnel decisions.