ATU-Ozark Renames Division to Workforce Development
Arkansas Tech University's Ozark Campus has renamed its business and industry division and added four micro-credentials.
Arkansas Education News
In Arkansas, education news means school funding debates, state policy changes and new teaching approaches. Reporting spans the institutions that shape how students learn and the data on academic performance.
Primary Education
Live Poll
Should states use legal settlement funds to expand public after-school programs?
Arkansas Parents Call for After-School Program Funding
Local families gathered at Cedar Mountain to advocate for expanded after-school access and state investment.
Homeschooling
Live Poll
Do you support prioritizing school-based garden programs to teach children about food production and agriculture?
Arkansas Honors Eight Schools for Garden Programs
The state recognizes local school gardens with cash awards during Farm to School Month.
Adult Education
Arkansas Educators Will Present at 2027 Literacy Summit
Three Arkansas professors are set to speak at the 2027 World Literacy Summit held at Oxford University in England.
Higher Education
Live Poll
Do you think online reviews are a good way to judge a local college's quality?
UA Hope-Texarkana Ranks No. 6 in Arkansas
BusinessRate places the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana sixth among Arkansas institutions for 2026 based on community feedback.
Secondary Education
Live Poll
Do you support providing cash rewards to high-performing schools to encourage academic growth?
Arkansas Recognizes 167 Schools as 2026 Gem Schools
The state honors top-performing educational institutions with nearly $7 million in new funding.
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Regular subjects here include test score releases, legislative shifts in school requirements, curriculum adoptions and board decisions. Reporting reaches every corner of the state from urban centers to rural districts. Education policy and funding methods often spark intense debate between the state capital and local administrations. Enrollment shifts and staffing availability remain the primary factors changing the classroom experience across the state.