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A federal judge on Wednesday scheduled a hearing for April 30 in a case challenging the constitutionality of a portion of the LEARNS Act that bans “indoctrination” in public schools.
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The program is expanding eligibility criteria and enrollment limits.
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A civil rights law firm is bringing a suit to overturn section 16 of the education law known as Arkansas LEARNS.
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Arkansas school districts have already begun helping students meet a new community service graduation requirement as officials work to approve final program rules.
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Several Arkansas school districts are exploring the idea of using housing as an incentive to attract the shrinking number of teaching candidates.
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The group For AR Kids held a rally on the Arkansas Capitol steps as they begin the long process of rounding up signatures.
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Private companies are deploying the phonics-based curriculum across the state.
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The Literacy Tutoring Grant Program gives a modest stipend to families to pay for a literacy coach for struggling readers.
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Gov. Sanders delivered remarks at the Arkansas Christian Schools Summit on Monday.
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With school canceled last week in much of the state, many districts will be tacking on make-up days at the end of the school year, but one state lawmaker is considering offering legislation to restore the flexibility of AMI days for public school districts.