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Pulaski County judge halts state again from enforcing the LEARNS Act; appeal planned - Vimarsana News

Pulaski County judge halts state again from enforcing the LEARNS Act; appeal planned

A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge has again blocked the state from enforcing the LEARNS Act in an order Friday, pushing the education law back into legal limbo.

Judge: LEARNS emergency clause not enacted; law cannot take effect until Aug. 1 - Vimarsana News

Judge: LEARNS emergency clause not enacted; law cannot take effect until Aug. 1

(The Center Square) - The LEARNS Act cannot be enacted until Aug. 1 because the Legislature did not pass a separate motion declaring the bill an emergency, Pulaski County Circuit

Griffin said he will appeal LEARNS Act ruling - Vimarsana News

Griffin said he will appeal LEARNS Act ruling

(The Center Square) — Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said Friday afternoon he will appeal a ruling that delays the implementation of the LEARNS Act until Aug. 1.

Ruling puts in question plan to charter organization an Arkansas school district; appeal planned - Vimarsana News

Ruling puts in question plan to charter organization an Arkansas school district; appeal planned

LITTLE ROCK -- An Arkansas judge ruled Friday that a recently passed education law cannot take effect until Aug. 1, putting in doubt state education officials' vote to let a charter school organization take over a small school district.

Pulaski County judge halts state again from enforcing the LEARNS Act; appeal planned - Vimarsana News

Pulaski County judge halts state again from enforcing the LEARNS Act; appeal planned

A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge has again blocked the state from enforcing the LEARNS Act in an order Friday, pushing the education law back into legal limbo.