Clinton School student Fernando Cutz (’12) was named a finalist for one of two positions for American delegates to the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization)’s youth forum. Cutz was selected as one of the top six applicants out of more than 5,000 entries in selection process run by the U.S. Department of State.
Read MoreAlum Promotes Energy Effeciency
In 2008, Clinton School student J.D. Lowery’s Capstone project resulted in a partnership between the State of Arkansas and the Clinton Climate Initiative (CCI) which made Arkansas the first U.S. state to become involved with the foundation’s work.
Read MoreArkansas DeltaMade in the News
Arkansas DeltaMade, an initiative branding products and wares made in the Arkansas Delta Region, was featured last night on ABC Nightly News.
Read MoreIPSP Update: Students Report from Cape Town
Clinton School students Kate Cawvey and Nicky Hamilton checked in this week from Cape Town, South Africa, where they are completing their International Public Service Projects in partnership with the Desmond Tutu Peace Centre.
Read MoreIPSP Update: Students Run Half Marathon in East Timor
The two students ran along with nearly 5,000 other participants in the Dili Marathon for Peace in Dili, East Timor. Before completing the half-marathon, they had the opportunity to meet Dili Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao.
Read MoreStudents See First Lady in South Africa
Clinton School students Molly McGowan (’12) and Nicky Hamilton (’12), who are in Cape Town, South Africa, this summer for their International Public Service Projects, got a special treat this week when they volunteered at an event featuring First Lady Michelle Obama and Nobel peace prize Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Read MoreStudents Help High School Earn Grant
Lee High School in Marianna, Ark., was recently honored with a grant of $3,125 from the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame for a program that Clinton School students Fernando Cutz, Nicky Hamilton and Spencer Lucker have developed and will implement in the 2011-2012 school year.
Read MoreStudent, Grads named Entertainment-Education Fellows
Clinton School student Hilary Trudell (‘12) has joined alums Judy Watts (‘11) and Sarah Leer (‘11) in being named Entertainment-Education Fellows by the New York-based NGO Media Impact.
Read MoreVIDEO: The Class of 2011
Clinton School director of public programs Nikolai DiPippa created this video in honor of the graduating Class of 2011:
Read MoreGrad Shoffner Returning to Peru
Clinton School graduate Hallie Shoffner (’11) will spend eight weeks this summer in Peru working on a project to develop capacity for Minga Peru, an organization that works to create social change by empowering women who live in the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest.
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