Arkansas Correctional School

Arkansas Correctional School is a U.S. local government entity that operates as a school district providing educational services. Through federal grants, Arkansas Correctional School has provided a variety of educational services, programs, and support.

As a subrecipient, Arkansas Correctional School has delivered career and technical education programming funded by the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act from the Arkansas Department Of Career Education. It has provided special education services and supports for students with disabilities via Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) grants from the Department Of Education Arkansas. Arkansas Correctional School has also utilized Student Support and Academic Enrichment grants from the Department Of Education Arkansas for well-rounded education programs, school condition improvements, and educational technology. Additionally, it has spent Improving Teacher Quality State Grants, also from the Department Of Education Arkansas, on teacher preparation, recruitment, induction, professional development, retention and support for school leaders. Services for neglected, delinquent, or at-risk children have been delivered through Title I, Part D funding from the Department Of Education Arkansas. Adult education programming has been provided with Adult Education-Basic Grants from the Arkansas Division Of Workforce Services. Coronavirus pandemic aid has come from the Department Of Education Arkansas as well. Further IDEA, Title I, and Adult Education-Basic Grants have also been used over multiple years to fund applicable education programs and services.