1. Arkansas General Interest Education | Schools In Arkansas Find Arkansas Schools General Interest on MagicYellow. Yellow Pages online for Schools General Interest in Arkansas http://www.magicyellow.com/category/Schools_General_Interest/-state_ar.html

2. Univ. Of Arkansas, Fayetteville: FULBRIGHT, 2nd ACCESSION, SERIES 64 Arkansas Schools (General), 19581974; University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, 1961-1974; Other Arkansas Colleges and Universities, 1961-1974 http://libinfo.uark.edu/SpecialCollections/findingaids/fulbright/2ful64.html

Library Home Special Collections Home Manuscripts Home Series 64. ARKANSAS SCHOOLS, 1958-1974 14 boxes 4 sub-series Office file code: 65 Correspondence, newspaper clippings, news releases, memoranda, printed reports and related material pertaining to educational affairs in Arkansas, especially federal funding of college programs and projects, requests for information concerning financial aid for college studies and problems relating to school desegregation. Sub-series: Arranged chronologically and topically. Arkansas Schools (General), 1958-1974 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, 1961-1974 Other Arkansas Colleges and Universities, 1961-1974 Desegregation, 1958-1962 Sub-series 1. Arkansas Schools (General), 1958-1974. 5.5 boxes. Office file code: 65 Records primarily pertain to requests for information concerning financial aid for college studies. Some records pertain to requests for assistance in obtaining admission to college; JWF's annual request for lists of graduating high school and college seniors, and, allocation of federal funds for education. A few records pertain to vocational training; career guidance; child care programs; and allegations of discrimination in Arkansas schools and colleges. Sub-series 2.

3. Univ. Of Arkansas, Fayetteville: FULBRIGHT PAPERS ADDENDUM 144-D Arkansas Schools–General, ca 19601973. 3. Arkansas Schools–University of Arkansas, 1960-1974. 4. Arkansas State Agencies, 1959-1962, 1972. 5. http://libinfo.uark.edu/SpecialCollections/findingaids/fulbright/JWFAddendum144D

J. William Fulbright Papers Addendum Manuscript Collection MS/F956/144-D ca 1944-1974 4 linear feet (9 containers) The addendum to the J. William Fulbright Papers, circa 1944-1974, comprises 4 linear feet of materials. The collection consists of correspondence with Arkansas constituents on matters concerning state and national affairs; business and personal correspondence relating to variety of topics such as reactions to speeches by Fulbright, press releases or television programs relating to Fulbright, political observations, and exchange program among others; general correspondence consisting of out-of-state letters addressing national and international issues; correspondence concerning legislation reviewed by Senatorial and Congressional Committees; and correspondence regarding Fulbright's senatorial speeches, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and the issue of ethics in government. Included in the collection are also office files; correspondence concerning the requests for appointments with the senator; correspondence pertaining to acknowledgments by the senator for books and other publications; letters of appreciation, both by Fulbright to others and to Fulbright for his efforts in the Senate and other matters; correspondence and related materials regarding invitations received by Fulbright, accepted or declined; correspondence regarding requests for photographs, signatures, articles, and interviews; printed or duplicated texts of statements and speeches; files pertaining to the senator's trips to Italy, December 1962 and Moscow, August 1963; and files pertaining to political affairs on national level.

4. Young Law Library University of Arkansas School of Law. http://law.uark.edu/library/

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5. The Evolution Of The Helicopter. Provides a complete history of helicopter evolution up to current day. By a student at Arkansas School for Mathematics and Sciences. http://165.29.91.7/classes/humanities/amstud/97-98/helicptr/webpage.htm

History of the Helicopter A Research Project By: Katie Kimmet and Amanda Nash American Studies Period 3 This research project contains the following: Early concept of the helicopter Evolution from early helicopters to modern-day models Great pictures of helicopters Introduction to Helicopters The development of the helicopter, perhaps one of man's most complex flying machines, is an example of the effects of technological evolution (Sadler 1). The helicopter began as a basic principle of rotary-wing aviation and evolved into something much greater as human ingenuity and technology in America and elsewhere contributed to its development. The precision of parts due to the Industrial Revolution enabled the helicopter to evolve into the modern machines we see flying today. The need of accurate machinery and fixtures was evident when the earliest helicopter models lacked the efficiency and flying capability of modern helicopters. Early Concepts of the Helicopter The Chinese The first concept of rotary-wing aviation came from the Chinese in the Fourth Century A.D. (Fay 125-126). A book called "Pao Phu Tau" tells of the "Master" describing flying cars (fei chhe) with wood from the inner part of the jujube tree with ox-leather straps fastened to returning blades as to set the machine in motion (huan chien i yih chhi chi) (Fay 125-126). "Joseph Needham, the author of Science and Cilivization, also suggests that although this was no more than a design for a toy, it is indeed the first recorded pattern of what we might understand as a helicopter" (Sadler 1). The concept of rotary-wing aviation had unquestionably been found, but the technology needed to create a helicopter had not been produced.

6. :: Arkansas School Boards Association ASBA :: An organization of the state s school boards. http://www.arsba.org/

7. WwwASMSA State-operated residential school for academically talented high school juniors and seniors with interest and ability in mathematics and sciences. Program highlights, student calendar, admissions information, faculty directory, and news. http://asmsa.org/

Home Prospective Students Current Students School Calendar ... FAQ Your gift to ASMSA will insure educational opportunities for the best and brightest Arkansas students. Contributions are fully tax deductIble. LATEST NEWS Fri, 12 Nov 2010 ASMSA ranks first in state on Grade 11 Literacy End of Course Exam The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts is ranked as the top performing school in the state on the Grade 11 Literacy End of Course Exam. Ninety-nine percent of the ASMSA students taking the exam scored proficient or advanced, making the school the top in the Central District and statewide. [ more Tue, 09 Nov 2010 ASMSA team places first in BEST Robotics Competition The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts robotics team received four first place awards at the Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) Robotics Competition Nov. 6 in Little Rock. more Tue, 09 Nov 2010 Open House - Nov. 20 ASMSA will host an Open House for prospective students and their families from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Nov. 20. Tours of the school will be given every half hour. Visitors will have the opportunity to talk to ASMSA students and teachers. Pre-register by clicking on the link on our home page. [ Content Management Powered by CuteNews Applications for the ASMSA 2011 -2012 academic year are now available online, click here.

8. Arkansas School For The Deaf - Home Information about the administration, activities, and outreach programs for elementary through high school students. Features history, contacts, links, and calendar. Located in Little Rock. http://www.state.ar.us/asd/

9. Arkansas School For The Blind Accredited educational opportunities for children whose vision adversely affects educational performance. Administration, staff, student activities, and facilities information is provided. http://www.arkansasschoolfortheblind.org/

Parent Information School Activities Alumni Staff Search ... Arkansas NAPVI (this link will direct you away from the ASBVI website.) ASB Herb Garden Photos Faculty and Staff Email Access Classroom Website (this link will direct you away from the ASBVI website.) Site Map Mission Statement ASB Photo of the Month School Activities Special Announcement and Reminders: Congratulations to our Special Olympics Athletes!!! Check out our New "Dorm Life" Newsletter November 9 - Housing Activity – 8:00 a.m. - Noon - Ms. Williams (9th/10th/11th) November 11 - Sing at Presbyterian Village Retirement Home 9:30 a.m. - 3rd – 6th Grades and Choir - Alicia Reddick November 11 – Trip to the Movies at Tandy 10 - Evening - Ms. Fairchild’s Dorm November 18 - 5th Annual ASBVI Turkey Walk2:00 p.m. - All Staff and Students December 11 - Cookies with Santa sponsored by NAPVI 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. ( Click here for flyer ) Requires Adobe Reader November 22 - 26 - Thanksgiving Holiday Break - NO CLASSES November 28 - Arrow Busses Run November 30 - Trip to Christmas Tree Farm - 9 a.m.-12 noon - Jewell, Spears, Landon, Poston, Gunderman

10. University Of Arkansas, School Of Forest Resources, Monticello Contact and other information including information about the graduate and undergraduate programs, scholarships, faculty, staff, forest lands, seminars, and job placement. http://www.afrc.uamont.edu/

The Arkansas Forest Resources Center will serve as a highly regarded source of forest resources knowledge and be broadly recognized for its service to society through the discovery, synthesis and dissemination of new and existing information. Its integrated programs will assist in achieving sustainable forest and related resources and an improved quality of life for the people of Arkansas, the south-central region, the nation, and the world. The mission of the Arkansas Forest Resources Center is to develop and deliver superior programs in education, research and extension that enhance and insure the sustainability of forest- based natural resources. PRINCIPLES GUIDING DEVELOPMENT Center personnel are committed to following a responsible path of development delineated by an essential set of principles. They are: excellence in all that we do integrity in teaching, research, outreach and administrative activities scientific investigation of forest systems and their human interface leadership in all our endeavors service to society as the keystone of all that we attempt

11. Online NewsHour: Youth Violence -- March 26,1998 Transcript of 1998 broadcast following Arkansas school shooting. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/education/jan-june98/school_3-26.html

document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + (document.location.protocol == "https:" ? "https://sb" : "http://b") + ".scorecardresearch.com/beacon.js' %3E%3C/script%3E")); YOUTH VIOLENCE March 26, 1998 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Transcript In light of the Arkansas school shooting and related events, Elizabeth Farnsworth leads a panel in a discussion on whether this is an isolated incident or part of a continuing trend. JIM LEHRER: Was the Arkansas school shooting a fluke or a part of a pattern? Spencer Michels begins our look. SPENCER MICHELS: Most of the students at Westside Middle School in Jonesboro, Arkansas, returned to their classrooms this morning for the first time since Tuesday's shootings, which killed five and wounded ten others. Forty-three of the school's 250 pupils stayed home. School officials tried to run the school as normal, but that didn't include a return to studying just yet. KAREN CURTNER, Principal, Westside Middle School: We are not doing academics. We are in the classrooms with counselors and answering questions. SPENCER MICHELS: More than 40 counselors met with students, parents, and other members of the community, helping them to deal with their grief.

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