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National Park College foundation carries educator through career

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By Brandon Smith Verified
| The Sentinel-Record Verified
More than 20 years ago, Jenny Slaton arrived at National Park College as an uncertain 18-year-old trying to determine what came next. Today, the Lakeside Primary School librarian has spent nearly two decades educating children, mentoring aspiring teachers and passing along many of the lessons she first learned as an NPC student. "National Park College was not just preparing me for my next test, my next class or my next semester," Slaton said.
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Garland County teachers receive over $322K in state merit pay

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By Brandon Smith Verified
| The Sentinel-Record Verified
At least 86 educators across six Garland County school districts received a combined $322,000 in state merit-pay bonuses for the 2025-26 school year, according to information provided by the districts. The Arkansas Merit Teacher Incentive Fund, created under the LEARNS Act, rewards eligible educators for exceptional student growth, teaching in critical shortage areas and mentoring aspiring teachers, according to the Arkansas Department of Education. ADE and Gov.
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Cotton addresses Arkansas police at Hot Springs conference, calls for new strikes on Iran

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By Brandon Smith Verified
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
HOT SPRINGS -- U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton said Wednesday the United States should resume sustained military action against Iran, further weaken its armed forces and use military power to keep the Strait of Hormuz open. Cotton, R-Ark., made the comments during a question-and-answer session after speaking at the Arkansas Municipal Police Association's annual conference at Hotel Hot Springs.
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