Education Accelerated News Today

Malia Tataichy, Alleila Rosevelt, and Joela Elcar are 5th graders at Jones Elementary in Springdale who created a cookbook to spread their culture.

The plan is packed with practical goals and strategies to produce impactful research that improves peoples lives, increase learning opportunities and engage in meaningful partnerships across the state.

A mock traffic crash took on a real-life feel and sound when Katie Peters and other students enrolled in Northeast Tech’s EAST program role-played victim parts in a deadly crash

TEXARKANA, Ark. -- The Education Accelerated by Service and Technology group at Arkansas High School has received a $30,000 competitive grant from the Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas to create an on-campus food pantry.

A group of Harrison High School students are sharing stories of local veterans.

As local denizens move forward into the fourth month of this new year, they will be reminded of the old saying that originated in the United Kingdom, "April showers bring May flowers."

SPRINGDALE -- Three ninth-graders from Lakeside Junior High School teamed up, hoping to make a difference.

TEXARKANA, Ark. -- Students at Arkansas Middle School are seeking formal dresses in good condition to model in an upcoming fashion show planned by the Education Accelerated by Service and Technology club.

Hundreds of North Little Rock kindergarten students heard stories on Thursday with some familiar characters.

As the rain wound down Friday morning, the Veterans Day event at the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History also came to an end.