Arkansas Educational Adequacy Process Explained
All students in Arkansas should have access to an adequate and equitable education no matter where they live in our state.
All students in Arkansas should have access to an adequate and equitable education no matter where they live in our state.
Arkansas, once a leader among states for lowering the uninsurance rate for kids, now finds itself ranked among the bottom 10 states for children's insurance coverage.
It's time for Arkansas lawmakers to decide if and how they are going to support access to high-quality pre-k, and that decision (or indecision) could impact thousands of Arkansas families.
State revenue pays for services important to all of us, such as our public schools, health care, universities, and safety.
Today we are celebrating the restoration of benefits for Marshallese Arkansans!
We believe we are seeing a cultural shift in how we view spanking at school in our state.
We are pleased to see so much focus and attention in Arkansas on reducing our state’s maternal mortality rate. It’s important that, as this discussion continues, we do not lose sight of the importance of critical public policy changes to...
In Arkansas, WIC serves nearly 61,000 low-income, food insecure women, babies, and children under four years old.
Understanding your school district’s school discipline policy is a great first step and could help you advocate for your child one day.
Election years are a great time to raise awareness about policy issues impacting kids and families, not only with candidates running for office, but also with the media and your fellow community members. Below is an excerpt from our...