Clinton School students participated today in a commemoration of World AIDS Day here at the Clinton Center.
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Two Clinton School students who completed public service projects this summer in St. Lucia are asking for donations as part of relief efforts in the aftermath Hurricane Tomas.
Read MoreClinton School Student Named Mitchell Scholar
Clinton School student Ivanley Noisette has received one of 12 Mitchell Scholarship, a nationally competitive fellowship sponsored by the U.S.-Ireland Alliance.
Read MoreStudents Visit New Orleans School Garden
Four Clinton School students recently visited a successful school garden program in New Orleans. They are hoping to help replicate the program as part of their field service work.
Read MoreSkate Time
Yesterday’s ice skating event was a big success. We had a great turnout of Clinton School students, faculty and staff along with kids from Safe Places and Arkansas Commitment. The group christened the new outdoor River Market ice rink. A big thanks to LRCVB for helping make the event possible. Here a some photos by Jacob Slaton:
Read MoreSchool, 2 Local Nonprofits to Hit the Ice this Afternoon
The Clinton School will host an afternoon of ice skating today for children served by two local nonprofits.
Read MoreSchool to Host Ice Skating Event
The Clinton School will host an afternoon of ice skating for children served by two local nonprofits. Clinton School students, faculty and staff will join children from Safe Places, a violence prevention organization, and Arkansas Commitment
Read MoreStudents Helping Girl Scouts with Hispanic Outreach
Assessing the needs of the growing Hispanic community is the focus of a joint project between the Clinton School and Girl Scouts-Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
Read MoreStudent Named Ford Fellow
Clinton School student Fernando Cutz is the first recipient of the 2010 Ford Motor Company Community Fellowship worth $20,000.
Read MoreStudents Help Promote Sustainable Business
Four students Clinton School students will work with the Sustainable Business Network of Central Arkansas and local businesses to launch the first sustainable business certification program of its kind in Arkansas.
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