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Blue Cross picks 75 schools for 'calming rooms' | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Blue Cross picks 75 schools for 'calming rooms' | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Seventy-five Arkansas schools have been selected to receive $2,500 each from Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield to open "calming rooms" on their campuses for use by students who need to de-stress or otherwise regulate their emotions.

Blue Cross picks 75 schools for 'calming rooms' | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Blue Cross picks 75 schools for 'calming rooms' | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Seventy-five Arkansas schools have been selected to receive $2,500 each from Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield to open "calming rooms" on their campuses for use by students who need to de-stress or otherwise regulate their emotions.

Calming rooms coming soon to 75 schools in Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Calming rooms coming soon to 75 schools in Arkansas

Calming rooms are coming soon to 75 schools in Arkansas after Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield offers funding.

Cut above the rest: Competition at Ledwell gives Arkansas high school girls taste of construction careers - Vimarsana News

Cut above the rest: Competition at Ledwell gives Arkansas high school girls taste of construction careers

TEXARKANA, Ark. -- Young women from 13 Arkansas public school districts took part in the "Girl Power to the Max" STEM event Wednesday at Ledwell.

Competition at Ledwell gives Arkansas high school girls taste of construction careers - Vimarsana News

Competition at Ledwell gives Arkansas high school girls taste of construction careers

Kinlee Stivers, a junior at Horatio High School, won first place in computer numerical control, or CNC cutting. Foreman High School sophomore Mallory Abercrombie took first in CNC lasering. People's Choice went to Emily Lewis, a 10th-grader at Mount Ida High School.