The Clinton School next Tuesday will host the schedule announcement for the 2010 Little Rock Film Festival. At a reception on May 11 at 5:30 p.m., Clinton School student and film festival director Jack Lofton will unveil the schedule for this year’s festival set for June 2-6 in Little Rock.
Read MoreUPDATE: Dean Talks Community in Pine Bluff
Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford is speaking this morning at the Pine Bluff Business Expo. The theme of the event is “Focus on Community,” and Dean Rutherford will be discussing the Clinton School field service work, community philanthropy and why outcomes and results are important for community building.
Read MoreSchool, Club to Host U.S. Senate Primary Debate
The Clinton School and the Political Animals Club will host a debate featuring the candidates in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate on Friday, May 14, at 11:30 a.m. at the Statehouse Convention Center, Wally Allen Ballroom.
Read MoreWetlands Construction to Begin
City officials today unveiled plans for the Bill Clark Wetlands project on the grounds of the Clinton Presidential Center, campus of the Clinton School.
Read MoreBow Ties for a Cause
Clinton School students Chad Williamson (’10) and Ashley Davis (’10) have helped launch Bow Ties for a Cause, a new initiative to fight juvenile diabetes by Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Dhani Jones.
Read MoreGraduation Week
Today marks the beginning of graduation week for the Clinton School Class of 2010. The class will enjoy a number of activities this week including a reception at the school on Friday night before Saturday morning’s graduation ceremony. The 26 graduates have accomplished great things at the school, and we’re looking forward to seeing their careers in public service. We will have more details on the graduates in the coming days.
Read MoreTOMS Shoes
Clinton School students Mark Lienhart (’11) and Ben Kaufman (’11) met with Blake MyCoskie, the chief shoe giver of TOMS Shoes on Wednesday in Little Rock.
Read MoreClinton School Hosts Practicum Project Partners
The Clinton School hosted a reception Tuesday for its partners in the 2010 Practicum program, 12 group public service projects completed by students this year in the Master of Public Service (MPS) degree program.
Read MoreThe Power of Half
“If that man had a less nice car, that man there could have a meal,” Hannah told her dad according to the Salwens’ new book, “The Power of Half.” This simple thought led the Salwens down a dramatic path – they sold their Atlanta mansion, bought a house half the size and gave the proceeds to charity.
Read MoreStudent Helps Fight Infant Abuse
Clinton School student Jonathan Dunkley (’10) took part in an event Monday to raise awareness about the rising incidents of abusive head trauma among infants, more commonly known as Shaking Baby Syndrome.
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