Arkansas Education

Little Rock School District officials broke ground on the Dr. Marian G. Lacey K-8 Academy on Wednesday.

The Republican candidate on Monday told a crowd of supporters that education is one of her key campaign issues.

In response to an incident of racism and bullying on a school bus this year, Lavaca schools are participating in anti-bullying training.

Jennifer Acuff, assistant professor at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, has received a $200,000 grant to find ways to keep low-moisture foods sanitary.

A ceremony was held on Wednesday at the state Capitol to celebrate people who have earned their GED. The state ranks fourth nationwide in GED passage rates.

A recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court is allowing U.S. college athletes to be compensated for endorsement deals using their name, image and likeness.

'Say It Loud!' is hosting events this week aimed at increasing literacy rates. The group's founder hopes to counter challenges brought by the pandemic.

Newly selected Winthrop Rockefeller Institute CEO Janet Harris said she is ready to take WRI's mission further in the wake of COVID-19.

The Arkansas Department of Education hosted its annual Educator Commitment Signing Day, which is similar to an athletic signing day but for college students pursuing careers in education.

The Batesville-based liberal arts college on Monday announced plans for the schools, which will be built in Little Rock.