This summer, the annual Arkansas Governor’s School will be held at Arkansas Tech University and five Maumelle High School students will be among those attending.
The students and their areas of study are:
Eva Casto - Mathematics
Geronimo Mckee - Social Science
Geneva Millikan - Drama
Jakobi Oliver - Drama
Kory Putnam - Social Science
There’s a total of 13 students from the Pulaski County Special School District and the others are:
Jacob Deneke - Joe T. Robinson High School - Natural Science
Connor Keeler - Sylvan Hill High School - Instrumental Music
Gibbs Kell - Joe T. Robinson High School - Social Science
Sydney Littrell - Joe T. Robinson High School - Instrumental Music
Madison Mobley - Joe T. Robinson High School - English/Language Arts
Olivia O’Quinn - Joe T. Robinson High School - Visual Arts
Caleb Smith - Sylvan Hills High - Cybersecurity Specialty Program
Delaney Swinton - Sylvan Hills High - Mathematics
“We are so proud of these students and know they will represent us well at Arkansas Governor’s School,” district superintendent Dr. Charles McNulty said. “Our schools cannot wait to see what valuable information they learn and bring back and how they will apply it the rest of their lives.”
Governor’s School started under then Gov. Bill Clinton in 1979 and is rising seniors at Arkansas high schools. The program is four weeks in length and they live on the campus of Arkansas Tech in Russellville. The program started at Hendrix College and was in Conway until 2018. It was held virtually last year due to the ongoing pandemic.
There’s 400 students selected by the Arkansas Department of Education from around Arkansas and the program and in addition to their chosen area of study, students will also have classes in general conceptual development and personal and social development.
Areas of study include choral music, drama, English/language arts, instrumental music, mathematics, natural science, social science, and visual art.
The opening ceremony for Governor’s School is July 5 and the Closing ceremony is set for Aug. 1.
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Maumelle High sends five to Governor’s School
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This summer, the annual Arkansas Governor’s School will be held at Arkansas Tech University and five Maumelle High School students will be among those attending.
The students and their areas of study are:
Eva Casto - Mathematics
Geronimo Mckee - Social Science
Geneva Millikan - Drama
Jakobi Oliver - Drama
Kory Putnam - Social Science
There’s a total of 13 students from the Pulaski County Special School District and the others are:
Jacob Deneke - Joe T. Robinson High School - Natural Science
Connor Keeler - Sylvan Hill High School - Instrumental Music
Gibbs Kell - Joe T. Robinson High School - Social Science
Sydney Littrell - Joe T. Robinson High School - Instrumental Music
Madison Mobley - Joe T. Robinson High School - English/Language Arts
Olivia O’Quinn - Joe T. Robinson High School - Visual Arts
Caleb Smith - Sylvan Hills High - Cybersecurity Specialty Program
Delaney Swinton - Sylvan Hills High - Mathematics
“We are so proud of these students and know they will represent us well at Arkansas Governor’s School,” district superintendent Dr. Charles McNulty said. “Our schools cannot wait to see what valuable information they learn and bring back and how they will apply it the rest of their lives.”
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Governor’s School started under then Gov. Bill Clinton in 1979 and is rising seniors at Arkansas high schools. The program is four weeks in length and they live on the campus of Arkansas Tech in Russellville. The program started at Hendrix College and was in Conway until 2018. It was held virtually last year due to the ongoing pandemic.
There’s 400 students selected by the Arkansas Department of Education from around Arkansas and the program and in addition to their chosen area of study, students will also have classes in general conceptual development and personal and social development.
Areas of study include choral music, drama, English/language arts, instrumental music, mathematics, natural science, social science, and visual art.
The opening ceremony for Governor’s School is July 5 and the Closing ceremony is set for Aug. 1.