
Arkansas’s babies aren’t getting everything they need
Arkansas was among 13 states across the United States to earn a bottom ranking.
Arkansas was among 13 states across the United States to earn a bottom ranking.
Every parent of a child with disabilities wants the best, most appropriate, environment for their student to thrive alongside their peers.
Even though other states have much higher costs, Arkansas families struggle just as much or more to find child care.
Every child in Arkansas deserve access to high-quality preschool programs.
Despite calls for amendments from both sides of the aisle and considerable opposition from public school supporters, Gov. Sanders’ Arkansas LEARNS bill passed the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday and the full Senate on Thursday. As an education policy...
There are components of this package that we may enthusiastically support, but “empowering” some Arkansas families should not come at the expense of others.
Arkansas's salaries are low compared to the rest of the country, and even when compared to states closer to home.
Overall, we’re relieved to see that some key provisions will make life measurably better for Arkansas’s children.
Educating the next generation of Arkansans is one of our greatest responsibilities.
We hope to carry this momentum into the 2023 Regular Legislative Session, as we can be sure there will be many bills to support and defend against that will affect the lives of Arkansas's children and families.