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Week 4: High School Football Round Up
Week 4 Scores Via TSSAA Adamsville 31, Riverside 28 * Arlington 55, Ridgeway 20 Bartlett 49, Memphis Overton 14 Briarcrest 49, Father Ryan 20 * Covington 26, Brighton 7 Crockett Co. 40, Dyer Co. 7 * Dresden 21, Gleason 0 * Dyersburg 58, McNairy Central 34 * Hardin Co. 22, Chester Co. 21 * Hillcrest […]
Stuttgart Daily Leader
Homeschool fair to be offered at HPMEC
JONESBORO, Ark. — The Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center (HPMEC) and Matilda and Karl Pfeiffer Museum will host a homeschool fair from 10 a.m. until noon on Tuesday, Sept. 29. “The purpose of the event is to inform parents of the homeschooling programming and resources the community has to...
Kait 8
A-State students reflect on learning about 9/11
For a generation of Arkansas State University students, 9/11 lives only in textbooks and videos, but students say that does not make it any less important.
cleanlink.com
Swept Away Janitorial Supports Students
Swept Away Janitorial, an Arkansas-based commercial cleaning company, recently announced a $22,000 commitment to help fight childhood hunger across Northeast Arkansas through local school backpack food programs during the 2026-2027 school year. As part of this initiative, Swept Away has pledged $12,000 to the Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas to...
Chalkbeat
Memphis schools stopped giving laptops to every student this year
Sign up for Chalkbeat Tennessee’s free newsletter to keep up with statewide education policy and Memphis-Shelby County Schools. Memphis-Shelby County Schools has quietly ended a yearslong policy of giving every student their own personal laptop or tablet . Parents and educators at Memphis’ White Station High School were taken by surprise last month when school began without students receiving the devices they had in years past. The apparent change has caused confusion and last-minute scrambling to adjust classroom instruction. In an Aug. 18 email obtained by Chalkbeat, White Station Principal Carrye Holland told parents that the school was shifting classroom instruction to be less “heavily based on technology” because it could no longer assign each student their own device. “At this time, we are not able to provide devices for all students and do not anticipate being able to do so moving forward,” she wrote. It’s unclear how many schools are being affected by the change. Although Superintendent Roderick Richmond called the district’s laptop policy unsustainable in last month’s board meeting, MSCS has not answered specific questions about how the policy change is being applied. Richmond said in the Aug. 25 meeting that MSCS purchased enough devices to maintain the
thewynneprogress.com
Wynne School District reviewing Yellowjacket logo use
WYNNE — The Wynne School District is reviewing the use of the Yellowjacket logo across its various networks to ensure it is in line with the license agreement with Georgia Tech University. Georgia Tech owns the GT Buzz Design Mark, which is the Wynne Yellowjackets logo. The school district...
arkansasradio.com
Lyon College Fall Career Expo Set For Oct. 13 In Batesville
Lyon College will bring employers, recruiters and graduate programs together with job seekers during its Fall 2026 Career Expo. The Career Expo will be held from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Tuesday, October 13, inside Becknell Gymnasium at the Garner Student Recreation Center on the Lyon College campus. The campus...
thewynneprogress.com
Topping off ceremony set for Wynne High School rebuild
WYNNE — The rebuild of Wynne High School has reached an important milestone. The Wynne School District said the topping off ceremony, which celebrates the placement of the final metal beam, will be held next Tuesday, Sept. 15. The ceremony will start at 6 p.m. The beam is currently...
whiterivernow.com
Batesville High graduate makes statewide list of rising young professionals
Mallory Nelson (Image via the Little Rock Regional Chamber) A Batesville High School graduate has been named to Arkansas Business magazine’s “20 in Their 20s” list, published in the Sept. 7 issue. Mallory Nelson, 26, is manager of talent attraction and retention for the Little Rock Regional...
whiterivernow.com
UACCB enrollment hits six-year high for fall 2026
Enrollment at the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville has climbed to its highest level in six years, driven by growth in undergraduate enrollment and a record number of high school students taking advantage of free concurrent credit. Preliminary figures released by the college show a headcount of 1,408...
jonesbororightnow.com
Nettleton Public Schools Celebrates Grand Opening of New Gymnasium
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – Leaders of the community and Nettleton Public School system gathered Tuesday to celebrate the grand opening of the district’s new Fox Meadow Gymnasium with a ribbon-cutting. In addition to being used as a meeting place and physical education space, the...
Kait 8
Lactation rooms now available on A-State campus
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT/Edited News Release) - A new addition at Arkansas State University will make life easier for nursing mothers. Eight lactation rooms are now available in spaces across campus. “The need for these spaces really comes down to removing barriers for mothers who are trying to balance school, work...
Collinsville Daily News
Madison Suffers Another Exteme Loss
The Hayti Indians came away with a big 56 - 0 win over the Madison Trojans on Friday night at Madison Senior High School. Hayti kept the pressure on throughout the game, scoring again and again while Madison was unable to get a touchdown on the board. Despite the final score, Madison continued to battle for every possession, while Hayti showed why it was able to control the game from start to finish. Hayti received the opening kickoff, and the teams traded possessions through the first few down before Indians RB Cadd Cunningham broke through for the first touchdown of the game. Hayti attempted a two-point conversion but was unsuccessful, putting the Indians ahead 6-0. Indians’ KeAnthony Taylor handled the kickoff, one of many he had throughout the night. Madison briefly took possession and had one opportunity to move the ball 10 yards before Hayti responded with a 28-yard touchdown. The Indians successfully converted the ensuing two-point conversion, extending the lead to 14-0. After another Hayti kickoff, Trojan Kobe Gardner worked to advance the ball through three attempts. Penalties became a recurring feature of the game, with flags on both sides repeatedly affecting plays and walking back results. After Madison’s
Kait 8
Greene County Tech nears completion of stadium renovation
PARAGOULD, Ark. (KAIT) - Greene County Tech is finishing work on its renovated stadium, with volunteers helping lay new sod on the field. The project started last April. Assistant Superintendent Kodie Potter said the school is on track to wrap up work this week. “It will be finished by Thursday...
thewynneprogress.com
Wynne Junior High EAST announces student leaders
WYNNE — Wynne Junior High School EAST has announced several of its student leaders for the 2026-27 school year. Hayden Simon is returning as a student champion and will be joined by Coledan Perry. EAST Facilitator Chelsea Hudson said the two are off to a strong start, making sure all EAST students have accounts, sharing newsletters from the EAST Initiative and more.
astatetheherald.com
Arkansas State University pack closes in on 19,000 students
For six consecutive semesters, Arkansas State University has reached a record enrollment. For the 2026 fall semester, 18,775 students are enrolled in some capacity at the university. Enrollment at A-State has increased by 33% over the last four years and the retention rate has improved by 7.8% from the 2025-2026...
Daily Helmsman
The UofM has spent thousands of dollars on Flock cameras for surveillance
There are at least 15 Flock brand automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) that the University of Memphis controls. After identifying that six are within the main campus boundaries and two within the Park Campus boundaries, the other seven were harder to locate. The eight identified cameras on campus, along with...