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.Â
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.
Read MoreHelp Student Support Tanzanian Orphanage
Clinton School student Jennifer Hicks is hosting a fundraiser to support her summer International Public Service Project in Moshi, Tanzania, where she will be doing outreach for Amani Children’s Home, an orphanage that rescues children from the perils of life on the streets, where they face a high risk of HIV transmission, malnutrition, and abuse.
Read MoreFormer Ambassador to Thailand Speaks
Former U.S. Ambassador to Thailand David Lambertson spoke Thursday at the Clinton School about U.S./East Asian affairs. After being introduced by Clinton School student Tina Tian, a native of Harbin, China, Lamberston gave his views on the government and economic situation facing the region.
Read MoreA Potential Miss USA?
Clinton School student Chanley Painter, Miss Arkansas USA, will soon travel to Las Vegas to compete in the Miss USA pageant. Chanley is an outstanding student in the JD/MPS program both at the Clinton School and the UALR Bowen School of Law where she is ranked in the top of her class.
Read MoreCongratulations Marquita Little
Clinton School Student Marquita Little has accepted a position with Youth Villages in Memphis where she will serve as a family intervention specialist working with the faith-based community.
Read MoreReaching the Summit
Congratulations to Clinton School student James Mitchell who successfully reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. James, who was been working at the Amani Chldren’s Home since May 2008, will join his classmates in Little Rock for graduation April 25.
Read MoreBoys and Girls Club Basketball
My fellow classmate Johnathan Dunkley and I had the pleasure to entertain some visitors to the Clinton School this Saturday. After finishing out the Boys and Girls Club basketball season with our team, we decided to bring them to our school and make a day of it.
Read MoreClerkship Set
Congratulations to Clinton School Student Tim Giattina for his summer clerkship opportunity with noted product liability attorney Tab Turner. Tim is pursuing a joint law degree at UALR’s Bowen School of Law.
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