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Home General Information Memberships Events ... Links General Information - Select Item - General Information Mission Statement Location Map GROUP ADMISSION FEES School Groups (exhibit viewing only) *Advanced reservations needed. Minimum group size of 20 is required. GROUP PROGRAM FEES Public Adult Group: Exhibit viewing only Public Youth Group: Exhibit viewing only Fees are charged to all schools both public and private. Prices are subject to change. There is a minimum charge of $71.25 per program . One chaperone per 5 students is admitted free; others will pay the same fee as a student.  The minimum required is one chaperone per 10 students. The Museum of Discovery will feature three large exhibits from other Museums each year.  They will be displayed in the Roy and Christine Sturgis Exhibit Hall and MOD educators are available to present short discovery programs that enchance your groups enjoyment of these traveling exhibits. Over 50 regular education programs are also available upon request With its café atmosphere, our snack bar accommodates 35 people.  Vending machines offer a broad selection of snacks, juices and soft drinks.  To ensure that your group will be able to eat lunch at the Museum, please reserve space for your group at the time that you book your Museum reservations.  There will be a fee of $5.00 per class for use of the snack bar for 30 minutes.  You may bring your lunches to the museum by reserving the snack bar or you may eat in Riverfront Park located directly behind Museum Center.

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HSLDA's E-lert Service: Quick Menu Getting Started In Your State International Issues Library ... Joining HSLDA HSLDA Members Members Site Renew Online Contact Your Staff 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:

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Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security General Information consists primarily of information that is not influenced by the educational program but describes the environment in which the school or district operates. Archival-Historical Data This section contains historical data related to education in Arkansas. 2002-2003 Complete Annual Statistics Report This file is 1.74 MB and contains the ASR data for all districts. This is a downloadable PDF file which require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. 2002-2003 Rankings of Arkansas School Districts This file is 1.12 MB and contains the Rankings of Arkansas School Districts on Selected Items companion to the ASR This is a downloadable PDF file which require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. 2002 Financial Analysis and Accountability Reports These reports are comprised of data submitted by districts in accordance with required state and federal revenue and expenditure codes. This is a downloadable PDF file which require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. 2002 Annual Budget Reports These district-level reports are downloadable PDF files which require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. The Handbook

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Crisis Response Plan 1998 Table of Contents Preface Definitions Training Team Members ... Interview Risk Screening Special thanks to Jack Bowers, Ann Bauer and Richard Carvell Nettleton Schools 870-910-7800 ext 221 Preface Unanticipated tragic events can quickly escalate into a school-wide catastrophe if not dealt with immediately and effectively. Knowing what to do when a crisis occurs can minimize the chaos, rumors, and the impact of the event on students and community. When a disaster strikes, teachers and school staff members are torn between the need to deal with student reactions at the same time they are coping with their own reactions. This time often proves to be a time that they are least prepared to think quickly. With some advance planning, this process can be much smoother than when tragedy takes a school by surprise and no pre-formulated plan is in effect. Return to Table of Contents Definitions Crisis: A sudden, generally unanticipated event that profoundly and negatively affects a significant segment of the school population and often involves serious injury or death. A large number of students and staff will be affected. The psychological and emotional impact will be moderate to severe. Outside assistance will be needed. Crisis Team: A group consisting of administrators, school psychologists, counselors, and other designated persons to handle media, traffic, logistics and information. The Superintendent will make the determination to activate the Crisis Team. The Crisis Team will have a direct line to the code.

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Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security Moving To Arkansas General Taxpayer Information Welcome Friends! Your Taxes DFA Home Since June 15, 1836 when Arkansas gained its statehood, a variety of interesting nicknames have been used to describe this entrancing southern state. Among them are: The Diamond State, The Land of Opportunity, The Bear State, The Cave State, The Hot Water State, The Wonder State, The Cradle of the Ozarks and The Natural State. Some folks even called it the Razorback State because many Arkansans have a strong affinity with University of Arkansas athletic teams. But that tag probably doesn't sit well with fans of Arkansas State, UALR or any of the state's other fine colleges and universities. Arkansas was part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, and then became the 25th state in 1836 (see flag above). It has a rich history, including its participation in the Confederacy during the dreaded Civil War of 1861-65. The state's name came from a French translation of the Quapaw Indian word, "acansa" or "downstream place." The Quapaws (called the "downstream people" by the French) were kin to the Sioux and lived along the Mississippi River on Arkansas' Easternmost border. Arkansans think of their state as one of the most beautiful environs on earth with rich green valleys, awesome mountains, winding rivers, lush forest, scenic lakes, fertile farmlands, spacious meadows, rife deltas and magnificent rolling hills. All 75 Arkansas counties are as diverse as they are beautiful. If you are a new resident or someone who is contemplating a move here, it won't take long before you realize just how special this "Dixieland Delight" is.

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Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security Arkansas School for the Deaf History The following information was provided by ASD's Historical Museum. The history of the Arkansas School for the Deaf spans 150 years of rich heritage in providing quality educational services to meet the immediate and future needs of deaf and hard of hearing children of Arkansas. The first program, which was started in 1850 in Clarksville, Arkansas, by Augustus Ward, was the first to be established west of the Mississippi River. During the 1870's and 1880's the population of the school continued to grow. In 1887, when the enrollment passed 100 students, full-time dormitory supervisors were hired. By 1892, there were 133 students. In 1898, the school was visited by Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, who was accompanied by his deaf wife. On September 30, 1899, the Arkansas School for the Deaf was completely destroyed by fire. The school was not insured and the loss to the State was total. In 1901, the State appropriated $80,000 to rebuild the school. Two years later, the Legislature appropriated $45,000 more to make it possible for the school continue serving students. In 1905, an Act was passed, extending the time that deaf children were allowed to attend the state residential school from 10 to 13 years. This Act included that only deaf children between the ages of 6 and 21 be admitted to the school.

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Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security Commissioners Olan W. Reeves Olan W. Reeves , a native of Hope, Arkansas, was appointed by Governor Mike Huckabee to be chairman of the Arkansas Workers’ Compensation Commission effective January 15, 2003, for a six-year term. By law, the chairman must be an attorney, and Reeves received his Juris Doctorate degree in 1985 from the University of Arkansas School of Law, Fayetteville. He was graduated in 1980 from Henderson State University with a Master of Science in Education degree, specializing in administration and curriculum. In addition, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in religion in 1973 from Ouachita Baptist University. He is a 1969 graduate of Hope High School. Prior to being named Chairman of the commission, he was Chief Legal Counsel for Governor Huckabee from April, 1998, until January, 2003. Before that, from July, 1996, to April 1998, he was the Governor’s Advisor on Criminal Justice. Earlier, he was Senior Assistant Attorney General and Assistant Attorney General, Criminal-Habeas Corpus Division, from October, 1987, to July, 1996. From September, 1974, to May, 1982, he was a sixth grade mathematics teacher in Hope and El Dorado public schools, and a kindergarten teacher in Norphlet public schools.

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