New Program Passed Through AR LEARNS Gives $10 Million Dollars in Bonuses to Arkansas Educators

LITTLE ROCK, Ark – On Tuesday, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Arkansas Secretary of Education Jacob Oliva announced that 3,000 teachers will be the recipients of the Merit Teacher Incentive Fund …

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New Program Passed Through AR LEARNS Gives $10 Million Dollars in Bonuses to Arkansas Educators

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