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The prevailing model of K-12 education measures instructional time rather than academic mastery — advancing students based on the number of hours they have spent in a classroom rather than […]

Education occurs in many contexts beyond the traditional classroom — through apprenticeships, internships, community organizations, faith-based programs, and a wide range of enriching experiences that develop skills, character, and knowledge. […]

The expansion of education choice in Arkansas — through Education Freedom Accounts, charter schools, micro-schools, and open enrollment policies — represents a generational shift in how the state approaches the […]

Americans for Prosperity has long been a protector of the First Amendment. Arkansas should be a stronghold for Free Speech and diverse ideas, ensuring that citizens can express themselves freely […]

The growth of the administrative state has transferred significant policymaking authority from elected legislators to unelected agency officials — a development that undermines democratic accountability and exposes Arkansas families and […]

Arkansas’s current budget process is fragmented by design, requiring more than 100 individual bills to construct the state’s annual fiscal budget. This structure makes comprehensive oversight difficult, complicates meaningful spending […]

Arkansas has a significant pool of highly trained healthcare professionals — nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, and other allied health providers — who are legally constrained from practicing to the […]

Telehealth has proven to be one of the most effective tools available for extending healthcare access to underserved and rural communities. In a state where the majority of counties face […]

Arkansas is home to a large and geographically dispersed veteran population, many of whom face significant barriers to timely, high-quality healthcare — particularly in rural communities where provider availability is […]

Certificate of Need (CoN) laws require healthcare providers to obtain prior government approval before constructing new facilities or expanding existing ones — a process that empowers unelected officials, and in […]