More than 100 students have already enrolled at Little Rock's newest higher education institution, Strayer University.
It's prom season! In a growing movement, some schools are hosting a free after-prom, a safe, supervised party afterwards.
A civil rights leader paid a special visit to some Mills High School students in Little Rock. Martin Luther King, III encouraged students to go to college.
The emergency financial manager for Detroit Public Schools says more than a quarter of the district's schools will close in June as it struggles with budget issues and declining enrollment.
The Arkansas Lottery Commission has approved its budget plan for the coming year and says it expects to have $116 million to devote to college scholarships.
Just a few months away from graduation and high school students are gearing up for the "real world," and for some that means college, but others just want to hit the road running and get a career.
President Obama has changes for No Child Left Behind program, like getting rid of the deadline that all students will be proficient on the benchmarks by 2014. The new goal is to prepare students for college.
Eight Arkansas schools are being added to a $13.2 million program to boost participation and scores in Advanced Placement classes.
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