Faces of Freedom – The Parrish Family
Posted on December 16, 2024
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Public school teacher Katie Parrish explains why differences in children and how they learn make options in education important. For her son diagnosed with autism, she found Arrows, a small microschool – a concept that was new to her as an educator. With the school participating in the Arkansas Educational Freedom Account (EFA) program in its first year as a private school, she was able to access that environment for him.

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Arkansas Ranks Top Three Nationwide for Education Freedom

Arkansas Ranks Top Three Nationwide for Education Freedom

Feb 5, 2026 |

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – For the second year in a row, Arkansas ranks in the top three states on the American Legislative Exchange Council’s (ALEC) Index of State Education Freedom. The report analyzes each state’s charter school, homeschool, virtual school and open...

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Students shouldn’t be punished and left behind because their families don’t have financial resources. These are the voices of Arkansas families who have benefited from having alternative education options!