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Four of the top 10 largest public school districts in Arkansas are located in Benton and Washington counties, and if one counts Fort Smith as

North Little Rock and Little Rock schools are still working to fill a few dozen teaching positions, but a few new teachers want to be a part of the solution.

The Little Rock School Board on Thursday approved the expenditure of more than $80 million in construction costs, including $60 million for the construction of a three-story science building and a two-story field house at Central High.

The Little Rock School Board on Thursday approved the expenditure of more than $80 million in construction costs, including $60 million for the construction of a three-story science building and a two-story field house at Central High.

The Little Rock School Board on Thursday approved the expenditure of more than $80 million in construction costs, including $60 million for the construction of a three-story science building and a two-story field house at Central High.

The covid-19 global pandemic with its call for isolation to avoid infection may now be in the rearview mirror, but the online delivery of education that mushroomed during the pandemic is sticking around in Arkansas school systems, including in the Little Rock School District.

The Little Rock School District has voted to extend the school day beginning in the fall for the 2023-24 school year.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Little Rock School District has voted to extend the school day beginning in the fall for the 2023-24 school year. The Little Rock School Board's 9-0 decision Thursday means elementary students will start earlier and end later while middle and high school students' day will end later, officials said.

Elementary school children in the Little Rock School District will start the school day earlier and end it later in the coming 2023-24 school year, the Little Rock School Board decided Thursday.

Thursdays decision by the Little Rock School Board means that middle school and high school days will run an additional 15 minutes, ending at 4 p.m. instead of 3:45 p.m. daily. That will give school buses enough time to complete their runs for elementary school students, whose days will start 10 minutes earlier and end 20 minutes later.