Arkansas School Recognition Program News Today

A total of 163 of Arkansas more than 1,000 public schools will receive $6,950,900 in rewards for high student achievement and/or improvement on the ACT Aspire exams last spring and, if applicable, for their 2021-2022 high school graduation rates.

A total of 163 Arkansas public schools — including charter schools — are newly identified as recipients of $6,950,900 in rewards for student achievement and/or improvement on the ACT Aspire exams last spring and, if applicable, the 2021-2022 high school graduation rates.

A total of 163 Arkansas public schools — including charter schools — are newly identified as recipients of $6,950,900 in rewards for student achievement and/or improvement on the ACT Aspire exams last spring and, if applicable, the 2021-2022 high school graduation rates.

Students in kindergarten through third grade can now earn tokens and redeem them for a book of their choice from the special vending machine.

The recently released A-to-F school letter grades and the Every Student Succeeds Act numerical scores for Arkansas more than 1,000 public schools reflect both the hit to student achievement since 2019 and the efforts to recover.

State Education Secretary Johnny Key said Wednesday that 178 of Arkansas more than 1,000 public schools will receive a total of $6,877,600 for either high achievement and/or substantial improvement by students on the spring 2022 ACT Aspire tests.

State rewards to high-performing schools are back after a one-year hiatus caused by the covid-19 pandemic.

State financial awards to high-performing schools are back after a pandemic-producing hiatus.