41. Credit Studies - Off Campus Classes - Degree Seeking Programs Southeast arkansas education Serice Cooperative/ University of arkansas Monticello.Masters of Science general Agriculture. Morrilton http://www.uacted.uark.edu/CreditStudies/OffCampusClasses/OffCampusPrograms.htm

University of Arkansas Fayetteville Off-Campus Degree Programs The following degree programs are offered through the Division of Continuing Education: For a print version, click Off-Campus Degree Programs Batesville University of Arkansas Community College Bachelor of Science EducationVocational Education Human Resource Development Concentration Master of Science General Human Environmental Sciences Bentonville Wal-Mart Inc. Managerial Master of Business Administration Professional Master of Information Systems Blytheville Arkansas Northeastern College Bachelor of Science EducationVocational Education Human Resource Development Concentration DeQueen Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas Bachelor of Science EducationVocational Education Human Resource Development Concentration Fayetteville University of Arkansas Fayetteville Bachelor of Science EducationVocational Education Human Resource Development Concentration Forrest City East Arkansas Community College Bachelor of Science EducationVocational Education Human Resource Development Concentration Fort Smith University of Arkansas Fort Smith Bachelor of Science EducationVocational Education Human Resource Development Concentration Baldor Inc.

42. McLean V. Arkansas Board Of Education The defendants include the arkansas Board of education and its members, South Carolina Attorney general had opined that the act was unconstitutional. http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/mclean-v-arkansas.html

McLean v. Arkansas Board of Education Transcribed by Clark Dorman [Last Update: January 30, 1996] Other Links: McLean v. Arkansas Documentation Project A project to document as much as possible what happened in this court case. It includes transcripts of trial testimony, depositions, and other related documents. McLean v. Arkansas Board of Education Decision by U.S. District Court Judge William R. Overton Judgment Pursuant to the Court's Memorandum Opinion filed this date, judgment is hereby entered in favor of the plaintiffs and against the defendants. The relief prayed for is granted. Dated this January 5, 1982. Injunction Pursuant to the Court's Memorandum Opinion filed this date, the defendants and each of them and all their servants and employees are hereby permanently enjoined from implementing in any manner Act 590 of the Acts of Arkansas of 1981. It is so ordered this January 5, 1982. Memorandum Opinion Introduction et seq. , (1981 Supp.). Its essential mandate is stated in its first sentence: "Public schools within this State shall give balanced treatment to creation-science and to evolution-science." On May 27, 1981, this suit was filed challenging the constitutional validity of Act 590 on three distinct grounds.

43. AutismLink - Arkansas - Educational Advocacy general Autism Info . Reading Research . States . About AutismLink arkansas Dept. of education 4 Capitol Mall, Room 406B http://www.autismlink.com/services.php?state=AR®ion=&servicetype=10

44. Oral Health And General Health – The Periodontal Link News arkansas Geriatric education Center (AGEC) Logo arkansas Geriatric educationCenter positively Oral Health and general Health – The Periodontal Link http://www.agec.org/news/news_app.asp?id=113

45. General Catalyst Partners :: News The arkansas Department of Higher education also offers 10 state scholarshipprograms to provide financial assistance for a variety of backgrounds and http://www.generalcatalyst.com/news/articles/uprom_050601.html

Arkansas Introduces State Tax Deduction For Gift College Investing Plan SM Arkansas taxpayers are eligible for a $5,000 deduction when contributing to state's 529 college savings program Little Rock, AR - The Arkansas 529 Plan Review Committee, sponsor of The GIFT College Investing Plan, announced a new state income tax deduction eligible to Arkansas taxpayers who contribute to The GIFT College Investing Plan. This new benefit to residents of the state is the result of Act 1973 filed by Sen. Gilbert Baker and signed by Gov. Mike Huckabee. The new law gives Arkansas taxpayers the opportunity to make deductions up to $5,000 per year when making contributions to the GIFT Plan. For example, a married couple who each contribute $5,000 to a GIFT Plan account can each deduct $5,000 from their Arkansas taxable income, for a total household deduction of $10,000 per year. The new law applies to contributions made on or after January 1, 2005. The GIFT Plan also provides tax-deferred growth of earnings, and withdrawals from the Plan for qualified higher education expenses are currently tax-free.* More information on the GIFT Plan is available at www.thegiftplan.com or by calling (800) 587-7301. The GIFT College Investing Plan is a college tuition savings program sponsored by the State of Arkansas. The value of an investment in the GIFT College Investing Plan will vary with market conditions. The GIFT Plan is described in the current Program Description. Please read and consider it carefully before opening an account. Upromise Investments, Inc., Distributor, Member NASD/SIPC .

46. McLean V. Arkansas Board Of Education The defendants include the arkansas Board of education and its members, it also fails to fit the more general descriptions of ``what scientists think http://fp.bio.utk.edu/evo-eco/resources-this_semester/McLean v_ Arkansas Board o

McLean v. Arkansas Board of Education Decision by U.S. District Court Judge William R. Overton Judgment Pursuant to the Court's Memorandum Opinion filed this date, judgment is hereby entered in favor of the plaintiffs and against the defendants. The relief prayed for is granted. Dated this January 5, 1982. Injunction Pursuant to the Court's Memorandum Opinion filed this date, the defendants and each of them and all their servants and employees are hereby permanently enjoined from implementing in any manner Act 590 of the Acts of Arkansas of 1981. It is so ordered this January 5, 1982. Memorandum Opinion Introduction et seq. , (1981 Supp.). Its essential mandate is stated in its first sentence: ``Public schools within this State shall give balanced treatment to creation-science and to evolution-science.'' On May 27, 1981, this suit was filed challenging the constitutional validity of Act 590 on three distinct grounds. First, it is contended that Act 590 constitutes an establishment of religion prohibited by the First Amendment to the Constitution, which is made applicable to the states by the Fourteenth Amendment. Second, the plaintiffs argue the Act violates a right to academic freedom which they say is guaranteed to students and teachers by the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment. Third, plaintiffs allege the Act is impermissibly vague and thereby violates the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The individual plaintiffs include the resident Arkansas Bishops of the United Methodist, Episcopal, Roman Catholic and African Methodist Episcopal Churches, the principal official of the Presbyterian Churches in Arkansas, other United Methodist, Southern Baptist and Presbyterian clergy, as well as several persons who sue as parents and next friends of minor children attending Arkansas public schools. One plaintiff is a high school biology teacher. All are also Arkansas taxpayers. Among the organizational plaintiffs are the American Jewish Congress, the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the American Jewish Committee, the Arkansas Education Association, the National Association of Biology Teachers and the national Coalition for Public Education and Religious Liberty, all of which sue on behalf of members living in Arkansas

47. HSLDA | Arkansas Legislation Would Require Homeschools To Prove They Provide "Qu the arkansas general Assembly may grant to the State Board of education. because the term quality education is not defined anywhere in arkansas http://www.hslda.org/hs/state/ar/200303170.asp

HSLDA's E-lert Service: Quick Menu Getting Started In Your State High School Special Needs ... Joining HSLDA HSLDA Members Members Site Renew Online Contact Your Staff NEW! ... Special Offer on SAT Power Prep for only $9.95 Arkansas HOME LAWS ORGANIZATIONS CASES ... HEADLINES March 17, 2003 Arkansas Legislation Would Require Homeschools to Prove They Provide "Quality" Education The freedom to homeschool is in Arkansas is in danger. On March 10, 2003, Representative John Lewellen introduced House Bill 2518 in the Arkansas General Assembly. This bill would grant to the State Board of Education more authority over homeschools than has ever been granted to a state agency by any other legislature in the nation! The language of the bill authorizes the State Board of Education "to undertake measures to ensure that home school students receive a quality education." This carte blanche authority means that the State Board of Education could impose on families whatever requirements it considers necessary for home school students to receive a quality education. Government bureaucrats, not parents, will define "quality education." More specifically, House Bill 2518 would make the following changes in the current law:

48. Curriculum Map For General Education, Southern Arkansas University – Ø To support the general education program. the department has entered intoan agreement with the University of arkansas at Fayetteville (UAF) to pilot http://www.saumag.edu/assessment/Spring2001AssessmentReports/Math/MathAssessment

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Departmental Mission Statement The mission of the department is eight-fold. To prepare students for careers in both mathematics and computer science (CSCI). To prepare students for advanced graduate training in both mathematics and CSCI. To prepare elementary, middle school, and secondary teachers in the content areas of mathematics and computer science. To prepare graduate students in the content area of mathematics for the master of education degree. To provide both minor programs and service courses in both mathematics and CSCI. To support the general education program. To offer developmental courses to prepare students for college-level mathematics. To maintain quality programs in all areas. Teaching Goals Inventory for Mathematics and Computer Science Departmental Self-Analysis of Assessment Report 2001 General Education Departmental Curriculum Map for General Education Assessment Results/Feedback/Changes. Mathematics: Results: Results of the CAAP exam indicate that achievement on the mathematics portion of the exam has improved since 1995.

49. Arkansas News Bureau - Reporting Deadline Problem For Attorney General respond to an arkansas Supreme Court order to improve public education.Assistant Attorney general Tim Gauger told the masters the state faces a problem http://www.arkansasnews.com/archive/2005/06/29/News/323728.html

Sun, Sep. 18, 2005 CONTENT FRONT PAGE NEWS COLUMNISTS John Brummett ... WASHINGTON D.C. BUREAU Today's Vic Harville Cartoon Click on image for a larger view or more cartoons Reporting deadline problem for attorney general Wednesday, Jun 29, 2005 By Aaron Sadler Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK - A mid-September reporting deadline for public school accounting information may hamper the state's defense of its school funding decisions, an assistant attorney general said Tuesday. The schools' requirement falls two weeks after special masters are to report if lawmakers did enough to respond to an Arkansas Supreme Court order to improve public education. Assistant Attorney General Tim Gauger told the masters the state faces a problem in presenting its case without accounting information from the past fiscal year. By law, school districts have until Sept. 15 to report financial information to the state Department of Education. The attorney general's office may use the information to determine whether districts actually spent the money to improve educational adequacy, said Attorney General Mike Beebe. "We don't know yet how these new resources were affecting adequacy or efficiency," he said.

50. NWAnews.com :: Northwest Arkansas' News Source Elliott also compared the situation of illegal aliens in arkansas today to time credit each for receiving a general education Development certificate, http://www.nwanews.com/story.php?paper=adg§ion=News&storyid=108847

51. Directory Of Institutions-Arkansas arkansas State University, State University, AR 72467 Geology, German Healtheducation, Higher education History Home Economics, general Horticulture, http://www.gradprofiles.com/doi-geo/ar.html

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52. Arkansas State Chamber Of Commerce/Associated Industries Of Arkansas: News Cente Last Friday, June 18, 2004, the arkansas Supreme Court issued its about thesteps taken by the general Assembly and Department of education to date. http://www.statechamber-aia.dina.org/news/ewatch/06-23-04.html

Policy E-Watch June 23, 2004 SUPREME COURT RULES IN TWO IMPORTANT CASES: COURT PRAISES EDUCATION REFORM LEGISLATION Last Friday, June 18, 2004, the Arkansas Supreme Court issued its supplemental decision in the Lake View case about the Special MastersÕ Report and our StateÕs progress toward education reform during the General AssemblyÕs 2003 Regular Session and 2003-2004 Extraordinary Session. Praising the Masters' work, the Court accepted the MastersÕ factual findings about the steps taken by the General Assembly and Department of Education to date. And the Court applauded the efforts by the General Assembly and Governor Huckabee to reform ArkansasÕs system of public education. The Supreme Court joined "the Masters and the StateÕs experts in their praise for the work done by the General Assembly in the field of education. . . The legislative accomplishments have been truly impressive." In summary, the Supreme Court embraced all the education reforms to date and in particular the accountability reforms, ended the Lake View case but left the door open for future challenges to the implementation of those reforms and later efforts, and reaffirmed our Constitution's mandate for Arkansas to maintain a general, suitable, and efficient system of public schools that provides substantially equal educational opportunities to all the school children in our State. Here are the high points of the decision. The Court Relinquished Jurisdiction The Court Praised the Accountability Reforms Echoing the Special MastersÕ Report, the Supreme Court singled out the Omnibus Quality Education Act (Act 1467 of 2003), the Arkansas Student Assessment and Educational Accountability Act (Act 35 of 2004), and the Department of EducationÕs implementing regulations for special praise. The Court likewise noted and approved the various Acts passed to insure financial accountability - Act 35 of 2004 (best financial practices), Act 52 of 2004 (athletic spending accountability), Act 61 of 2004 (uniform budgeting and accounting). Finally, the Court noted and approved Act 90 of 2004's establishment of the division of Public School Accountability within the Department of Education to administer all monitoring and compliance efforts.

53. Arkansas State Chamber Of Commerce/Associated Industries Of Arkansas: News Cente State Chamber/AIA States Goals for 85th general Assembly The arkansas Departmentof Workforce education is accepting proposals for its Youth http://www.statechamber-aia.dina.org/news/ewatch/01-05-05.html

Policy E-Watch State Chamber/AIA Business Monthly STATE CHAMBER/AIA NEWS January 2005 State Chamber/AIA States Goals for 85th General Assembly The State Chamber/AIA will pursue a defensive agenda for the 85th Arkansas General Assembly, with the protection of tort reform and education reform measures passed during the 84th General Assembly being our top priority. As for other issues We expect the education facilities issue to dominate the session, but it is too early to predict what will happen or to stake out a position. The State Chamber/AIA will maintain our status as the business community's watchdog on workers' compensation and unemployment insurance issues. The cost of healthcare continues to be the number one problem for business, and we expect many healthcare issues will arise during the session. We will continue our position of opposing mandated expansions of coverage. The State Chamber/AIA is always supportive of legislation that will improve the business climate in Arkansas, and we will continue to support proactive legislation that will attract and keep jobs in the state. Last, but certainly not least, the State Chamber/AIA will watch all tax related issues. Specifically, we will oppose all non-voluntary taxes Ð at least until the education facilities issue is clarified, oppose unitary combined reporting, support elimination of the income tax surcharge and support solutions to problems caused by the SSTP laws. The State Chamber/AIA also supports the state's three-pronged tax system and sales and use tax exemptions that promote business and industry in Arkansas. Tax shifting and attempts to narrow the sales tax base will be opposed.

54. The Study Circles Resource Center: Arkansas Study Circles Receive Two-Year Grant arkansas Study Circles Project Receives TwoYear Grant for education Reform its recommendations on education reform to the state s general Assembly. http://www.studycircles.org/pages/success/speakup.html

What Democracy Looks Like Stories Success Stories Arkansas Study Circles Project Receives Two-Year Grant for Education Reform Conversations The Arkansas Study Circles Project has been awarded a significant grant from the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation to continue its work in helping launch study circles on education in communities throughout the state. The Arkansas Supreme Court recently upheld a lower court ruling that Arkansas public schools were both inadequate and inequitable in the delivery of education to the schoolchildren of the state. The Arkansas Study Circles Project is part of the Arkansas School Boards Association Educational Foundation. The organization has been the driving force for launching study circles to engage Arkansans in meaningful conversations about improving education for the state's 500,000 schoolchildren. The grant, for nearly a quarter-million dollars over the next two years, will help the organization launch numerous study circles throughout the state to engage Arkansans in an effort to improve their public schools. The organization used the model, with help from the Study Circles Resource Center, to help shape a massive one-night event last April to discuss the question: "What do we want our schools to do to educate our children." The event, called "Speak Up, Arkansas!" was developed between mid-January until April 4, when 6,000 people at 91 sites came together to provide their ideas for the legislatively-mandated Arkansas Blue Ribbon Commission on Public Education. The concerns that were articulated that night by Arkansans were collected and submitted to the Commission to help shape its recommendations on education reform to the state's General Assembly.

55. National Endowment For The Arts Grant Applications For Federal Funds, Financial State funds are appropriated by the arkansas general Assembly. Be a schooldistrict recognized by the arkansas Department of education or have an IRS http://www.arkansasarts.com/grants/

T he Arkansas Arts Council administers both federal and state funds, financial aid and state grants for programs and services benefiting arts organizations, Arkansas schools and Arkansas artists. Federal funds are appropriated by Congress to the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) which in turn grants funds to the Arkansas Arts Council. State funds are appropriated by the Arkansas General Assembly. Grant monies from the Arkansas Arts Council are awarded annually. We recommend that the appropriate Program Manager be contacted before you apply for any Arkansas Arts Council grant. Check out our current Grant Recipients GRANT CATEGORIES The following Grant Applications and Grant Application Instructions are available as Microsoft Word Documents. You will need either Microsoft Word or the free Microsoft Word Viewer to open the document. Note: Applicants should use the "TAB" key to move from field to field within an application. For further information, or to request a hard copy of an application, contact the Arkansas Arts Council at (501) 324-9766 or send us an email Arts In Education Mini Residencies Arts On Tour ... Project Support Arts In Education Arts In Education projects currently in place.

56. Small Works In Arkansas: How Poverty And The Size Of Schools And School District As the arkansas Supreme Court considers its upcoming ruling in the Lake View and (2) all general students, excluding special education and Limited http://www.ruraledu.org/docs/sapss/ar_rep02.html

Home About Us Search Publications ... Topics Small Works in Arkansas How Poverty and the Size of Schools and School Districts Affect School Performance in Arkansas A Rural School and Community Trust Summary of Recent Research March 2002 The Rural School and Community Trust The Rural School and Community Trust (Rural Trust) is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to enlarging student learning and improving community life by strengthening relationships between rural schools and communities and engaging students in community- based public work. Through advocacy, research and outreach, the Rural Trust strives to create a more favorable environment for rural schooling, for student work with a public audience and use and for more active community participation in schooling. Founded as the Annenberg Rural Challenge in 1995, the Rural Trust today works with more than 700 rural elementary and secondary schools in 35 states. Contents Summary of Findings Methodology The Data Definitions ... Tables and Figures Summary This is a summary of a study conducted by Ohio University researchers Jerry D. Johnson, Craig B. Howley, and Aimee A. Howley. This summary is a publication of the Rural School and Community Trust and the views and interpretations provided are those of the Rural School and Community Trust, and not necessarily those of the study authors. The full study can be retrieved through the ERIC Clearinghouse or it can be accessed at the

57. Next Step Magazine - Your Life After High School - NextSTEPmag.com arkansas State University PO Box 1630 State University, arkansas 72467 United States French Language education, • Speech / Rhetorical Studies. • general http://www.nextstepmagazine.com/NSMPages/profile_normal.aspx?ClientId=3137

58. General Wesley Clark For President - Official Campaign Web Site general Wesley Clark Receives Endorsement of the arkansas education Association.Little Rock The arkansas education Association today voted to endorse http://www.clark04.com/press/release/113/

This is the clark04.com Web site archive. This site is no longer maintained. CONTRIBUTE Email: WELCOME CENTER First time visitor? Click here to visit our welcome center. GET INFORMED About Wes Clark Career Highlights On the Issues Official Blog ... FAQ JOIN THE CAMPAIGN Contribute Take Action Meetup Grassroots Sites ... E-mail Updates MULTIMEDIA American Son Television Ads Photo Gallery Video Gallery SUPPORTER TOOLS Download Center Clark Community Network Clark Gear COMMUNITIES African Americans GLBT Veterans Women HOW TO HELP Internships TechCorps Travel with Clark Convoy CONTACT US Press Releases Feb 2004 Jan 2004 Dec 2003 Nov 2003 ... Sep 2003 For Immediate Release Date: December 6, 2003 General Wesley Clark Receives Endorsement of the Arkansas Education Association Little Rock - The Arkansas Education Association today voted to endorse General Wesley Clark for president of the United States. General Clark met with state education leaders to discuss the issues facing teachers today-and his ideas for tomorrow. AEA Board members emerged from the meeting confident that General Clark is the best candidate to move America's public education system forward. "After hearing General Clark's answers, there was no doubt that our Board was going to recommend him," said AEA President Sid Johnson. "His views on education for America's public school children closely mirror our own. The fact that he is a graduate of Arkansas public schools also influenced our decision. He can only be considered a role model for every public school student in Arkansas."

59. Arkansas Section arkansas DEMOCRATGAZETTE. Johnson confirmed for education post GOP officialasks Beebe to reveal more about attorney general expenses http://www.ardemgaz.com/ShowIndex.asp?Section=Arkansas

60. Arkansas Education Colleges And Universities Our Database Currently Includes 22 arkansas education Colleges and Universities . Additional arkansas education Colleges, College City, State http://www.uscollegesearch.org/arkansas-education-colleges.html

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