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Little Rock district celebrates completion of $94 million K-8 campus - Vimarsana News

Little Rock district celebrates completion of $94 million K-8 campus

The Dr. Marian G. Lacey Academy is set to open in August.

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Little Rock School Board votes to build new $145M high school | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Little Rock School Board votes to build new $145M high school | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Little Rock School Board on Thursday voted — but not without some sharp words — to proceed with the construction of a 1,200-seat traditional high school on Ranch Drive in the northwest part of the city.

Little Rock School Board votes to build new $145M high school | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Little Rock School Board votes to build new $145M high school | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Little Rock School Board on Thursday voted — but not without some sharp words — to proceed with the construction of a 1,200-seat traditional high school on Ranch Drive in the northwest part of the city.

LR district plans for schools near a vote by board | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

LR district plans for schools near a vote by board | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Little Rock School District leaders have refined their recommendations for using campuses and growing student enrollment, as well as cutting expenses, in the coming 2024-25 school year.

LR district plans for schools near a vote by board | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

LR district plans for schools near a vote by board | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Little Rock School District leaders have refined their recommendations for using campuses and growing student enrollment, as well as cutting expenses, in the coming 2024-25 school year.