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Arkansas State University–Mountain Home is hosting six ceremonies this May to honor students completing everything from nursing to EMT programs. The celebrations mark dreams realized for graduates across healthcare, technical training, and secondary education.
Emporia High School's theatre program earned a spot at the International Thespian Festival for the first time in school history. Their production about women in the Vietnam War scored among the highest in Kansas.
Marissa Reever just made history as the first woman to win gold in automotive technology at her Kansas school in 15 years. She's heading to nationals in Atlanta to represent her state.
Shawnee Mission School District is celebrating 64 years of student innovation with free showcases and a Shark Tank-style pitch competition for prize money. The April event brings together science experiments, art projects, and entrepreneurial thinking from students across Kansas's third-largest school district.
Two juniors from Little Rock Central High School just made history by becoming the first Arkansas team ever to win the Harvard University National Speech and Debate Tournament. Jack Liu and Shangyu Wu didn't just win—they went undefeated through every preliminary round.
A new training center in Olathe, Kansas just opened its doors with a game-changing promise: career skills without the crushing weight of student loans. The Olathe Innovation Campus offers tuition-free programs that prepare students for in-demand jobs while keeping their financial futures debt-free.
Arkansas teens now face a 75-hour volunteer requirement to graduate, but Fayetteville's Youth Advisory Council just made finding the right opportunity way easier. They've created a curated list matching students with causes they actually care about.
An Arkansas middle schooler just clinched his third county spelling bee championship and is heading back to the state competition for the second year in a row. His winning word? "Contiguous."
Macy Wecker, a dental hygiene student from Olpe, Kansas, has earned the $1,000 Arlene Eichorn Scholarship for her dedication to serving others. The award celebrates students who demonstrate integrity and commitment to their communities.