The Clinton School Class of 2010 was hosted at the Arkansas Governor’s Mansion Thursday by First Lady Ginger Beebe where they made paper “Flat Stanleys” to take on their summer International Public Service Projects.
Read MoreTis the Season
Every year this is a time of great transition at the Clinton School. The class of 2009 (Class 3) graduates Saturday. The class of 2010 (Class 4) has already begun leaving for their International Public Service Project work all over the world.
Read MoreFRANK is out
The new FRANK magazine is officially out. You can read it online at www.frankmagazine.org. Take special note of UALR Law School Dean John DiPippa’s interview with Cal Berkeley law professor John Yoo, who wrote some of the infamous “torture memos” during a stint in the Bush Justice Department
Read MoreGoing International
Members of the Clinton School Class of 2010 are preparing for their summer International Public Service Projects that will take them all over the world to tackle issues such as poverty, health care expansion, environmental awareness and educational attainment, among others.
Read MoreArkansas Democrat-Gazette Features Students’ Practicum Project
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette feature writer Kane Webb had a great piece in Sunday’s paper on Newport, Ark., and the work community leaders are doing to breathe life into the Delta town.
Read MoreStudent J.D. Lowery Lands Job
Clinton School student J.D. Lowery will continue his public service career in the private sector after taking a job with Veridian, a Central Arkansas-based sustainability consulting firm. J.D. will do consulting for LEED construction projects and help businesses incorporate sustainable concepts into their business plan.
Read MoreClinton School Project Helps Heifer
Six Clinton School students presented a report last week to Heifer International about the community desires and needs surrounding the nonprofit’s new education center, Heifer Village.
Read MoreTeaching Kids Healthy Habits
Partnering with Kids Cook!, a local Arkansas business run by Faith Anaya, we developed a two-hour cooking session teaching 13 fifth-grade students at eStem basic culinary skills, safety in the kitchen and healthy food options before the summer begins.
Read MoreLeaving for Vegas
Clinton School student and Miss Arkansas U.S.A winner Chanley Painter leaves Friday for Las Vegas where she will compete in the Miss U.S.A. pageant.
Read MoreHall’s Idea Continues to Make Headlines
Clinton School student Nicholas Hall’s idea continues to make headlines. Hall’s emerging nonprofit Volunteer to See, which combines his passions of travel and service, is the subject of an article by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism.
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