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Families speak out over tardy reimbursements under Arkansas’ school choice program Original

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By Josh Snyder
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Hannah Lee's family has waited more than six weeks for homeschool reimbursements through Arkansas' universal school choice program. When Lee spoke to a state legislative panel last week, she said the state's payment processing vendor had not yet paid for $277 in educational purchases for her fourth grader, $394 for her seventh grader and $385 for her ninth grader.
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End-of-year ATLAS test scores show improvements but most Arkansas students still not proficient

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By Josh Snyder
| Banner-News Verified
Arkansas students' end-of-year test scores showed "huge" gains across grade levels and subject areas, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Thursday. Comments
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End-of-year ATLAS test scores show improvements but most Arkansas students still not proficient

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By Josh Snyder
| Camden News Verified
Arkansas students' end-of-year test scores showed "huge" gains across grade levels and subject areas, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Thursday. Despite the rise, the scores show most students in Arkansas still aren't meeting targets. Academic performance has declined across the U.S. over the last decade, according to national test scores, and most states have struggled to turn around that trend.
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