Arkansas Education

On Monday, Easterseals celebrated the completion of its new K-12 academy in West Little Rock that offers services to up to 220 students.

The Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals reinstated the ban on the curriculum Wednesday, though implementation may still be unclear.

The ruling says students cannot compel schools to teach CRT because government entities can’t be forced to provide it.

Board members debated how to equitably divide the city into voting districts in a meeting Thursday.

Hear the latest Issues That Matter panel, presented by the Central Arkansas Library System, the League of Women Voters of Pulaski County and Little Rock Public Radio.

Nearly 37,000 students have been approved to participate in the state’s school voucher program during the 2025-2026 academic year.

LEARNS Act requires retention for 2025-26, but the rules haven’t been written yet

Wednesday, officials cut the ribbon at Mills University Studies High School’s new Lexicon Academy of Advanced Manufacturing and Construction.

The gift from the Windgate Foundation will create the "Enduring Opportunity Scholarship Fund," UA Little Rock leaders said Friday.

All five international students at the University of Arkansas who had their visa status revoked last month have been reinstated, a university spokesperson confirmed Thursday.