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UofA education reform researchers Harry Patrinos and Kristen Scott discuss their new book, the LEARNS Act, school choice, early literacy and what it will take for Arkansas students to rebound.
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Sarah McKenzie of the UofA's Office for Education Policy explains how student growth now drives Arkansas' A-F school grades and why some schools jumped from an F to an A.
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Arkansas Advocate editor-in-chief Andrew DeMillo discusses Bentonville's new health campus, school letter grades and why Arkansas should regulate AI like social media.
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Andrew DeMillo of the Arkansas Advocate discusses a $2,600 gap between school voucher funding and private tuition, plus new Medicaid work requirements in Arkansas.
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A University of Arkansas study finds the gap between top and bottom-performing students has widened for two decades, with the trend starting well before the pandemic.
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The Fayetteville City Council voted 5-3 to let drone maker Swarm Aero keep its zoning near Drake Field and 7-1 to reject an appeal of the new Ramay Junior High development plan, after an 8-hour meeting.
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Fayetteville's Woodland Junior High Quiz Bowl team is headed to nationals in Birmingham this June. Coach Trish McClung talks preparation, and a fundraiser trivia night is April 15.
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Arkansas Appleseed's new report finds the state must increase per-student public school funding by 30% to meet national averages, with policy choices driving the gap.
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A UA law professor explains the permanent injunction blocking Arkansas' Ten Commandments law and why the case will likely reach the Supreme Court.
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A Poyen teacher juggles a T-shirt business alongside her classroom. New Gallup data shows more than 7 in 10 U.S. teachers work a second job to make ends meet.