Southwest AR Regional Archives

National Park Community College, located in Hot Springs National Park, Ark., is a two-year institution, and enrolls more than 3,000 students in liberal arts and occupational education courses. The college s curriculum includes business, communication and arts, health sciences, math and science, nursing and social sciences, and adult education. The college also provides technical and professional programs, including associate degrees in general technology, childhood education and hospitality administration. National Park Community College also offers a wide range of noncredit and continuing education programs, and a corporate training division. The corporate training division at the college offers work force training for business and industry professions, on-site courses for the hospitality and tourism industry, on-campus computer classes, online classes and various professional development workshops. The college is approved by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

The Literacy Council of Garland in Hot Springs National Park is a member of the Adult Learning Alliance (ALA), Arkansas' prominent adult learning advocacy organization. As a part of ALA, the Literacy Council of Garland supports the endeavors of literacy councils throughout the state, working to promote adult literacy and education. Generated from their website's infomation

Garrett Memorial Christian School in Hope, AR, is dedicated to helping all people find joy in Jesus through its mission and values. The school emphasizes a strong sense of community and offers various services and events to engage with its members. With a focus on spiritual growth, GMCS provides opportunities for salvation, baptism, and membership, as well as avenues for serving the community. The school hosts regular service times, including Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings, fostering a welcoming environment for all. Generated from the website