What APSRC Services Can We Offer You?
The Arkansas Public School Resource Center
APSRC is a service-oriented, nonprofit membership organization that offers support, technical assistance and training to charter schools and rural school districts across the state. APSRC’s full-time and highly trained staff provide assistance in five main areas:
- Legal services
- Financial analysis and management
- Teaching and Learning
- Technology
- Communications
Membership in APSRC is open to charter schools, rural school districts, educational cooperatives and educationally related entities and businesses. To apply for membership, please call 501.492.4300. We also can help with any questions or requests for assistance in the membership application process.
Spotlight
The Arkansas Public School Resource Center is pleased to announce that the U.S. Department of Education will award APSRC a $23 million-dollar grant that will go toward the accomplishment of three goals:
- To increase the number of high-quality charter schools and conversion charter schools with an emphasis on those that serve educationally disadvantaged students
- To improve student outcomes, particularly where educationally disadvantaged students are concerned
- To disseminate best practices
APSRC will be responsible for allocating the funds to sub-grantee schools.
Arkansas last received the Charter Schools Program (CSP) grant in 2011.
Read MoreUpcoming Events
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Jan 152019
This PD will be a one-day training centered on the design, scoring, and reporting of ACT Aspire assessments and provide lessons/activities that can be incorporated into the classroom to help support success on these assessments. This workshop is intended for classroom teachers in grades 3rd-5th who teach science. Read More
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Jan 222019
This PD will be a one-day training centered on the design, scoring, and reporting of ACT Aspire assessments and provide lessons/activities that can be incorporated into the classroom to help support success on these assessments. This workshop is intended for classroom teachers in grades 6th-8th who teach science. Read More
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Jan 252019
Join Literacy Specialist Mollie Doolin for a dyslexia training designed for charter-school interventionists. This session will include information on frequently asked questions regarding the implementation of the state’s dyslexia law. Mollie also will offer clarifications regarding screening for dyslexia, offering interventions, and the role of RTI in the process. There will be time for a Q&A at the end of this training. Read More
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