Arkansas Advocate : Arkansas LEARNS Act again on hold following court ruling
A Pulaski County judge has again struck down the emergency clause of the LEARNS Act, halting implementation of the governor’s signature education law for a second time.
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A Pulaski County judge has again struck down the emergency clause of the LEARNS Act, halting implementation of the governor’s signature education law for a second time.
A Pulaski County Circuit judge has again blocked the state from enforcing the LEARNS Act in an order Friday, putting the education law into legal limbo.
A decision in Pulaski County Circuit Court on Friday maintains that the Arkansas LEARNS Act will not go into effect before Aug. 1, very close to the start of the 2023-2024 school year.
The circuit court ruling pushes back the LEARNS Act from becoming law in Arkansas until the first of August.
The circuit court ruling pushes back the LEARNS Act from becoming law in Arkansas until the first of August.