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The 2021 Arkansas Times Academic All-Star team

The 2021 Arkansas Times Academic All-Star team May 10, 20212:10 pm WIZ KIDS: (From left) Greenwood High s Anna Johnson, Episcopal Collegiate s Adanna Mogbo and Springdale High s Ryan Espejo. The 2021 Arkansas Times Academic All-Star Team, the 27th team the Times has honored, includes quiz bowl savants, budding novelists, future engineers and doctors and championship athletes. There’s rarely a B on the transcripts of these students in not just this, their senior year, but in any year of their high school careers. Read on for stories of inspiration in these troubled times. And see lists of All-Star finalists and nominees. Traditionally, the All-Star team is made up of 10 boys and 10 girls, but this year’s class of boys was so strong our judges, retired school counselor Sam Blair and nonprofit leader and former State Board of Education member Mireya Reith, insisted on 11 boys.

Arkansas landlords again fending off efforts to protect renters in dangerous, unhealthy housing

Arkansas landlords again fending off efforts to protect renters in dangerous, unhealthy housing April 14, 202112:39 pm A tenants rights group is not satisfied with a compromise version of a bill that they say provides few benefits for renters. Less than a month after her son died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a rented Little Rock apartment, bereaved mother Vicki Koenig came from her home in Stuttgart to the Arkansas Capitol in March to push for a law that would keep other renters from suffering the same fate. But as we near the end of the legislative session, that bill, which would require landlords to provide carbon monoxide detectors and other basic health and safety measures, is stalled out, its prospects bleak as landlords across the state flex their muscles to keep themselves as free of regulation as possible.

Stuttgart High School s hacking team places in statewide hackathon and prepares for global competition

Stuttgart High School s hacking team places in statewide hackathon and prepares for global competition
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State News: Eureka Springs student participates in Smithsonian project (2/18/21)

Thursday, February 18, 2021 Chloe Kirk The Smithsonian Institution has awarded $500 to Mid-America Science Museum to support its work with a group of students from the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts (ASMSA). The participating students include Eureka Springs High School senior Chloe Kirk. The museum has been collaborating with Dr. Lindsey Waddell, a geoscience instructor at the school, for several months to develop a teen-designed and led project addressing an environmental issue of concern to them. On Jan. 26, the students presented their plan to Smithsonian officials to help combat the issue of invasive plants in Hot Springs National Park by cultivating a garden comprised of native flora to support and attract pollinating insects. The Smithsonian award to the museum will support the students’ action plan to design and install a native pollinator garden for the ASMSA campus. The teens have six months to executive their project and to send a short video ab

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