Students at the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts have once again demonstrated the School’s tradition of excellence in education by achieving some of the highest scores nationally on the American College Test (ACT).
The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts received a $15,000 General Improvement Fund Grant from the West Central Arkansas Planning and Development District recently.
The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts Science and Arts Café fall lecture series will feature two authors and three faculty members.
A gift that is the first of its kind to a high school in the United States will provide the opportunity for the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts to offer a unique course for its students.
Spring Break — two words that when put together may bring many images to mind. Perhaps it’s the sun reflecting off the water during a trip to a local lake or to the beach. Maybe it’s that your dad acted silly with a cartoon character during a family vacation. Or it’s just the shadows in your room caused by the midday sun as you wake up from a blissful morning of sleeping in after a late night of hanging out with friends.
How often do you misplace your phone? For some people, that may never happen considering how often they are texting, checking email, tweeting, taking a selfie or maybe — just maybe — using it for a phone call.
As a student at Lee University in Cleveland, Tenn., this fall, Meagan Brazier (’14) plans to study anthropology, the study of humans, including their cultural characteristics, customs and social relationships.
If you happen to see a roadside vegetable stand this summer in Conway that is donating its proceeds to ASMSA, don’t be surprised if you see Diana Arms hawking the extra tomatoes and other vegetables she will grow in her garden.
