Page 10 - Pine Bluff High News Today

Editor's note: On Wednesday, members of the Pine Bluff School District educators' union met with a representative of the Arkansas Department of Education to air their frustration over a perceived lack of communication with Superintendent Barbara Warren about the district's future, campus realignment and financial issues, among other topics. The following is the first of a two-part series on Warren's reaction to the complaints.

Corey Beck, a guard on the 1994 national championship team at the University of Arkansas, headlines a 10-member class that will be inducted into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame in April.

A total of 111 Arkansas schools, or 1 in 10, did not give ACT Aspire exams last spring to at least 95% of students who were supposed to take state- and federally-required, end-of-year tests in math and literacy.

A total of 111 Arkansas schools, or 1 in 10, did not give ACT Aspire exams last spring to at least 95% of students who were supposed to take state- and federally-required, end-of-year tests in math and literacy.

The tone inside McFadden Gymnasium for the Pine Bluff School District's annual report to the public didn't entirely reflect excitement over the future, or present, of Jefferson County's largest school system.

The tone inside McFadden Gymnasium for the Pine Bluff School District's annual report to the public didn't entirely reflect excitement over the future, or present, of Jefferson County's largest school system.

Dr. Kenneth R. Collins, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Fayetteville, Ga., spoke to the Ivy Center for Education's Future Medical Professionals in a virtual meeting in an effort to spur student interest in his profession.

Dr. Kenneth R. Collins, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Fayetteville, Ga., spoke to the Ivy Center for Education's Future Medical Professionals in a virtual meeting in an effort to spur student interest in his profession.

A spectacular, entertaining center fielder, but one whose reputation did not always match the defensive metrics, Hunter faces an uphill climb to Cooperstown.

A pilot for Southwest Airlines and graduate of Pine Bluff High School encouraged students to pursue careers in aviation engineering at a recent Future Engineers Program hosted virtually by the Ivy Center for Education.