Category: Students

Clinton School student, Spirit Trickey, hit the news over the holiday with the Batesville Dailey Guard reporting the Arkansas Repertory Theatre’s plans to present Spirit’s new play, “One Ninth,” at Arkansas State University-Newport.

Clinton School student Yuriy Nesterov of Kyiv, Ukraine, was recently published in a book entitled ,”Environment and Development: Policies for Our Sustainable Future.” Yuriy, who has a master’s in Environmental Science from Ohio University, wrote one of the book’s chapters on environmentally friendly Agriculture and Sustainable Food Production.

Clinton School student J.D. Lowery was part of Channel 7’s coverage of the agreement he helped broker between the Clinton Foundation and the State of Arkansas to fight climate change. Watch the video below.

Clinton School student Beatrice Biira landed on the cover of the current issue of SYNC Weekly, a Little Rock news magazine. By now, Clinton School Blog readers know about Beatrice’s story of overcoming poverty in Uganda to earn an education with the help of a goat given to her family by Heifer International.

Big news from across the Atlantic–Clinton School student James Mitchell, who is currently working in a children’s home in Tanzania for his Capstone project, just learned that he passed the U.S. Foreign Service Exam.

NBC Nightly News paid a visit to the Clinton School today to sit down with Beatrice Biira of “Beatrice’s Goat” and Heifer International fame.

Congratulations to Clinton School student Chanley Painter who won the Miss Arkansas USA pageant this weekend. Painter will represent the state in the Miss USA competition which will be televised nationally on NBC on April 19 in Las Vegas.

Every Tuesday, since August 16th a group of students have taken a break from studying to compete at the Flying Saucer’s Trivia Bowl. The group is headed by Emily Fischer (strategy), Josh Stokes (history), Adam Penman (political science and history) and Olivia Wilmot (pop culture),