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Little Rock Catholic High student completely EATS UP the Education Committee for their support for Arkansas ACCESS 🔥🔥🔥 “This bill provides none of the necessary and proper mechanisms to claw ourselves out of the shameful sub level of mediocrity of education in Arkansas. If this bill passes, I can... assure you that we will continue and maintain the underwhelming and disappointing outcomes from education we currently have. On a nationwide scale, Arkansas ranks 38 in education, 37 in literacy, 41 in high school completion and 39 in college enrollment rates. Instead of making a half decent attempt at changing any of this, you introduce a bill that attempts to censor student voices and destroys every ounce of local representation from the school system. This bill degrades public education to a point of bankruptcy along with the integrity of its sponsors.”show more

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Let’s elect this young 🤴

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SugatownG1 year ago

Proud of the kid - Great Job! That said, nothing in the bill limits higher learning/discussions to anyone. The kid is right nothing can fix parents not being parents. 8th graders can’t read or do math in our state and that’s why we rank near the bottom.

Travis L Young Sr 🦅🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇱1 year ago

Very well said, thank you...!!! 💙💙💙💙

Travis L Young Sr 🦅🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇱1 year ago

Wow, well said...!!!!

Otis Campbell1 year ago

The relationship between the Waltons and Queen Sarah needs to be a documentary. They're ruining this state for their own agenda and she's manipulating population growth statistics to make it seem like she's made Ark a more desirable state when it's really just them moving ppl in.

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@anthony7andrews Do what you do best! Can't wait to see what you come up with if you do choose to look into it. Thanks for doing what you do!!!

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