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The Little Rock School Board voted 6-2 Thursday night to combine the West High School of Innovation on Ranch Drive with the Hall STEAM Magnet High School on Halls midtown campus, starting with the 2024-25 school year.

The Little Rock School District decided based on lower enrollment numbers and a smaller budget.

The Little Rock School Board voted 6-2 Thursday night to combine the West High School of Innovation on Ranch Drive with the Hall STEAM Magnet High School on Halls midtown campus, starting with the 2024-25 school year.

The West High School of Innovation and the Hall STEAM Magnet High School will be combined on Halls campus.

Little Rock West School of Innovation students will be relocated to the Hall STEAM Magnet High School campus for the 2024-25 school year and beyond -- if the School Board adopts a recommendation made by Superintendent Jermall Wright.

Little Rock West School of Innovation students will be relocated to the Hall STEAM Magnet High School campus for the 2024-25 school year and beyond -- if the School Board adopts a recommendation made by Superintendent Jermall Wright.

More than 80 individuals and groups have submitted dozens of ideas to the Little Rock School District for cutting millions of dollars in expenses while increasing student enrollment and generally improving district services.

The Little Rock School District is planning to cut millions of dollars to make ends meet, and now officials are asking for the public's opinion.

Faced with budget cuts of up to $15 million beginning in the 2024-25 school year, Little Rock Superintendent Jermall Wright is asking the community at large for proposals on how to achieve savings.

An audience of educators, parents and children packed into the Central Arkansas Library Systems Robinson Theater Wednesday for a night devoted to the importance and teaching of literacy in American schools.