City of North Little Rock

North Little Rock Public High School West Campus is a coeducational, secondary school that offers educational and enrichment services to students in grades nine through 12. The school offers college-preparatory courses in various subjects, such as math, science, social studies, English and technology. The school also offers physical education and career counseling services. Its social studies curriculum includes courses in economics, and American and European history. It offers technology programs and various extracurricular activities. The athletic programs offered by the school include baseball, golf, swimming, basketball, tennis, cheerleading, track, cross country, softball, volleyball, football and soccer. Its facilities include a library, laboratories, cafeterias, gymnasium, auditorium, and auto mechanics, machine, print, woodwork and electric shops. The school is located in North Little Rock, Ark.

Arkansas School for the Blind has been serving students since 1859. Located in Little Rock, Ark., the school provides education to blind, visually impaired and deaf-blind individuals. Its core curriculum areas include Braille, nemeth code, adaptive technology, daily living skills, adaptive physical education, and orientation and mobility. The school additionally offers music and art programs and various extracurricular activities. Arkansas School for the Blind is a member of the Arkansas Activities Association and The North Central Association of Schools for the Blind. Its athletic department provides various programs, including track, wrestling, homecoming and cheerleading. The school also offers several programs, such as jumpstart summer job training, fine arts, and deaf and blind programs for students.

The Arkansas Department of Career Education, earlier known as the Arkansas Department of Workforce Education, serves youths, adults and individuals with disabilities. The department administers English as a Second Language and GED programs. Its Arkansas High-Tech Scholarship Program serves students enrolling in postsecondary technical courses. The Arkansas Department of Career Education also works in partnership with technical institutes. The department offers financial assistance through the Arkansas Technical Careers Student Loan Forgiveness Program. In addition, it provides courses in science, technology, marketing, sales, human services, engineering, mathematics and manufacturing. The Arkansas Department of Career Education offers work-based learning and support courses.