Author: Donnie Sewell

Janice Sullivan, dean of Academic Affairs at Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts, successfully defended her dissertation to receive a Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction from the University of South Florida in Tampa. She joined the ASMSA staff in July 2010. 

Arkansas School for Mathematics Sciences and the Arts juniors Jane Kim and Nicole Hinman have been selected to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Camp, which will be held in March at Camp Winnamocka in Arkadelphia. The National Park Rotary Club is sponsoring the students. The goal of the RYLA is to provide effective training for youth leaders, encourage leadership of youth by youth, and recognize young people who are serving their communities.

Five students from Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts auditioned and were selected to be members of the All-Region III Band. 

The ASMSA Science Fair will be held March 2-4.

International opera star Marjorie Lawrence spent summers at her Hot Springs home conducting opera workshops and sharing her love of music with the community.

The ASMSA Robotics Team earned two first-place awards at the Frontier Trails BEST Regional Robotics Competition, held Dec. 10-11 at the University of Arkansas, Fort Smith.

The ASMSA Foundation has established a scholarship fund in memory of school librarian Dan Benton, who died Oct. 28 from injuries received in a car accident.

The following article was published in the Hot Springs Sentinel-Record on Nov. 18.

Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts celebrated a long-time dream come true on Aug. 3, 2010, with a ceremonial groundbreaking of its new Student Life Complex.