Clinton School students, faculty and staff invite you to join them tomorrow to honor the victims of the Haitian earthquake by wearing red and blue, the country’s colors.
Read MoreHaiti Relief Concert a Success
Several local musicians played a concert Friday night in Little Rock to benefit the earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. Clinton School student Ivanley Noisette, whose family is from Haiti, was part of a group, Arkansans 4 Haiti Relief, that organized the concert.
Read MoreRemember Haiti: Wear Red and Blue Feb. 12
Clinton School students, faculty and staff are encouraging people throughout Arkansas and the country to join them to remember the victims of the Haitian earthquake by wearing red and blue, the colors of Haiti, on Friday, Feb. 12.
Read MoreStudent Named History Maker
Clinton School student Spirit Trickey (’10) has been named a “History Maker in the Making” by TheGrio.com, a website affiliated with msnbc.com that is dedicated to African American news and popular culture.
Read MoreBeatrice’s Goat
Clinton School student Beatrice Biira of Uganda, who made her way out of poverty thanks to a goat provided to her family by Heifer International, appeared Sunday on Fox News’ “Fox and Friends,” where she told her incredible story.
Read MoreStudents Visit With New UAMS Chancellor
Clinton School students enjoyed an informal session last week with Dr. Dan Rahn, the new chancellor of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
Read MoreStudent Helps Promote Haiti Benefit
Clinton School student Ivan Noisette, whose family is from Haiti, took part today in the announcement of a local benefit concert for the earthquake relief efforts there. Noisette has helped form “Hope for Haiti,” an organization of Little Rock-area students and aid groups working to raise awareness and funds for the quake-torn country.
Read MoreIndonesian Fulbright Scholars Hold Retreat
About 30 Indonesian students, including three from the Clinton School, gathered in Little Rock for the sixth retreat of Tsunami Aceh Fulbright Scholarship.
Read MoreStudent Project Supports Immigration Reform
The atmosphere was filled with excitement and high expectations for Arkansas’scongressional delegation to engage in immigration reform. Representatives from Arkansas’s business, political and education sectors voiced their support for comprehensive immigration reform.
Read MoreStudents Participate in National Day of Service
Several Clinton School students participated in the National Day of Service on Monday in conjunction with the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. The students joined City Year Little Rock to help paint murals at the Rose City Boys and Girls Club in North Little Rock.
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