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McGehee teacher named computer science educator of year finalist

Thursday, March 18 by Ray King

A computer science teacher at McGehee High School has been named as a finalist for the 2021 Arkansas Computer Science Educator of the Year. According to the McGehee Dermott Times-News Stacy Warf Reynolds teaches computer science and also coaches the robotics team. The Arkansas Department of... Read More.

Governor Hutchinson’s CS Task Force Recommends Computer Science Requirement to Graduate

Thursday, October 1 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK – In its report submitted to Governor Asa Hutchinson today, the Arkansas Computer Science and Cybersecurity Task Force recommends that Arkansas add a requirement for a computer-science credit in order to graduate from high school. The task force also recommends that every public high school... Read More.

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Mid-America Science Museum in Hot Springs to Expand

Wednesday, January 2 by Greg

Expansion plans by the Mid-America Science Museum in Hot Springs include groundbreaking on a 7,000-square-foot free-standing exhibition hall within a few months. The Sentinel-Record reported last month that groundbreaking ceremonies are expected in March. Museum Executive Director Diane LaFollette says the complex should be open on... Read More.

Arts & Science Center Awarded $2.2M Grant

Thursday, December 6 by Greg

The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas has received a $2.2 million grant from the Windgate Foundation in support of its expanded community engagement initiative, The ARTSpace for Creative Thinking & Entrepreneurship, ASC Executive Director Dr. Rachel Miller has announced. According to a news... Read More.

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McGehee teacher named computer science educator of year finalist

Governor Hutchinson’s CS Task Force Recommends Computer Science Requirement to Graduate

Mid-America Science Museum in Hot Springs to Expand

Arts & Science Center Awarded $2.2M Grant

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