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Pulaski County Schools Partner with Companies to Launch Workforce Prep Programs

About 11,000 students at 11 area high schools are set to get industry introductions, job shadowing and internship possibilities and curriculum guidance from more than 80 partner companies in the Academies of Central Arkansas program. read more >
The $74 million 338,000-SF Jacksonville High School opened to 1,100 students earlier this month.
Banking & Finance / Construction / Education

New Jacksonville Schools Propel Growth

Jacksonville is on the rise, and its schools are playing no small role in that. Replacing all schools in the Jacksonville-North Pulaski School District is one way the district, carved out of the Pulaski County Special School District in 2014, is hoping to improve education in the community. read more >
A rendering of the Jacksonville High School, ranked No. 6 on the list of the 2018 largest commercial construction projects in Arkansas.
Construction / Government & Politics / Manufacturing

In Jacksonville, A New Cornerstone for Education, Economic Development

The $74 million, 338,000-SF Jacksonville High School that opened welcoming 1,100 students gives an obvious boost to the city's education sector. But economic developers also see it as key to growing business there. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson with students at Jacksonville High School, which received a $377,812 Military Affairs grant to develop a cyber security curriculum with the Little Rock Air Force Base Community Council.
Education / Government & Politics

Air Base, Jacksonville High Get $377K Grant For Cyber Program

Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced Monday a $377,812 Military Affairs Grant Program award to the Little Rock Air Force Base Community Council and Jacksonville High School to develop a first-of-its-kind cyber security training curriculum. read more >
Highlights from this year’s largest commercial projects list include the $132.5 million contract to upgrade Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium on the campus of the University of Arkansas.
Banking & Finance / Business Services / Construction

Education Construction Dots the State, Dominating Commercial Projects List

The tally of largest commercial projects in Arkansas reached $2 billion for the fourth consecutive year, powered in large part by education. read more >
Education / Government & Politics

History in the Making (Editorial)

U.S. District Judge Price Marshall last week approved a settlement that will end the state of Arkansas’ legal obligation to make extra payments to the three school districts in Pulaski County in order to facilitate desegregation. read more >