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Alice L. Walton Foundation, Heartland Whole Health Institute, and Bentonville Schools collaborate to expand Ignite Professional Studies Program on the future Bentonville Health Care Campus.
Ten Ignite Professional Studies students to receive full tuition.
This award is given each year to an Arkansas secondary level principal who has succeeded in providing high-quality learning opportunities for students and has been recognized as exhibiting exceptional leadership skills in the school community.
The Ignite Professional Studies Program, under the leadership of Bentonville Schools, is offering a doula certification program for high school seniors.
Bentonville Schools received $1.6 million of the $7 million recently awarded by the Arkansas Department of Elementary and Secondary Education for academic achievement. This is the 10th consecutive year for Bentonville Schools to lead the state in student performance and academic growth.
Bentonville Schools will add three additional parent choice schools in the fall of 2025. These schools are Ruth Barker Middle School, Sugar Creek Arts Academy and Thomas Jefferson Leadership Academy.
Thirty-five cottages will be allocated for Bentonville Schools employees, and 120 units will be available to District employees and the larger community.
Chandra Suda is considering acceptance letters and scholarships to Harvard, Stanford, Cornell, University of Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins Hodson Trust Scholar, Princeton, Berkeley, Columbia, & Carnegie Mellon.
Bentonville Schools will open two parent choice schools in the fall of 2024, representing an evolution in the education we offer students.
Kamisha Burlingame, a fourth-grade teacher, at Thomas Jefferson Elementary, was surprised with the Milken Educator Award and $25,000.
Bentonville Schools Board of Education Approves Staff Bonus District will allocate $1.6 million to award one-time payout to all employees.
Bentonville Schools, thanks to $1.1 million grant from the Walton Family Foundation, will now offer coursework in artificial intelligence, robotics, biomedical science and biotechnology.
Bentonville Schools is celebrating a significant educational milestone after the Arkansas Department of Education assigned 13 schools in the district an A, in accordance with its state report card.
Bentonville West High School Football Stadium secures naming rights with a significant gift.
Bentonville Schools partners with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to support its If You See Something, Say Something efforts.
