State charter panel endorses latest remote-learning plans
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Cynthia Howell
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July 20, 2021 at 8:34 p.m.
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The state’s Charter Authorizing Panel on Tuesday gave preliminary approval to remote-learning plans proposed by seven operators of open-enrollment and conversion charter schools.
This latest group of newly endorsed online learning plans will now go to the Arkansas Board of Education for final approval to operate in the coming 2021-22 school year and for up to two years beyond that.
Approved Tuesday were:
• The recently renamed Founders Classical Academy High in Bentonville and Founders Classical Academy-West Little Rock. Both campuses serve grades seven through 12. The schools were previously Northwest Arkansas Classical Academy and Quest Academy of West Little Rock.
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Lakeside brings a record of 18-7 to its crosstown rival’s home venue. The Rams enter the tournament as the No. 3 seed from the 5A-South.
Tip-off at Trojan Arena is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday’s game can be heard on Classic Hits 101.7 and streaming live at ktlo.com.
Flippin’s girls will be in Melbourne for their first game in the Class 2A State Tournament. The Lady Bobcats will meet Fordyce at 4 p.m.
Three area teams will head to Greers Ferry for their openers in the Class 1A State Tournament at West Side High School. On the girls’ side, Viola and Kirby tip off at 10 a.m., and Rural Special faces Ouachita at 4. The Izard County boys take on Kirby at 1.
Arkansas educators use Capitol breach as a teaching moment Students may not realize this actually is history and you re a part of history. You are a part of something that will be in history books when you have children. Author: Mercedes Mackay Updated: 5:48 PM CST January 7, 2021
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. While the whole nation watched what unfolded on Wednesday, some of the youngest eyes are still having to process what exactly they saw on TV.
Several educators in Arkansas used the historic day of violence as a teaching moment. The moment they broke in and people were parading the area, I m like, I have to bring this up. This has to be the subject of the topic today, Sylvan Hills High School teacher Glennon Bobo said.