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LEA Name Superintendent Phone Number Email Mailing Address 1 Mailing City Mailing Zipcode ACADEMICS PLUS PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS Robert Mcgill 501-803-9730 x 325 [email protected] 600 Edgewood Drive Maumelle 72113 ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT David Woolly 479-632-4791 [email protected] Po Box 2359 Alma 72921 ALPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT David Westenhover 870-437-2220 x 112 [email protected] Po Box 270 Alpena 72611 ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND James Caton 501-296-1810 [email protected] 2600 W Markham St Little Rock 72205 ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Janet Dickinson 501-324-9507 [email protected] 2400 W. Markham Little Rock 72205 ARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT Karla Neathery 870-246-5564 x 1200 [email protected] 235 North 11Th Street Arkadelphia 71923 ARKANSAS ARTS ACADEMY Mary Ley 479-878-2787 [email protected] 1110 W. Poplar St. Rogers 72756 ARKANSAS CONNECTIONS ACADEMY Darla Gardner 501-386-3367 [email protected] 1009 Beau Terre Bentonville 72712 ARKANSAS VIRTUAL ACADEMY Amy Johnson 501-664-4225 [email protected] 1400 W. Markham St., Suite 206 Little Rock 72201 ARMOREL SCHOOL DISTRICT Tiffany Morgan 870-763-6639 [email protected] Po Box 99 Armorel 72310 ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT Casey Nichols 870-898-3208 [email protected] 751 Rankin Street Ashdown 71822 ATKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT Jody Jenkins 479-641-7871 [email protected] 307 N Church Street Atkins 72823 AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICT Cathy Tanner 870-347-2241 [email protected] #10 Red Devil Drive Augusta 72006 BALD KNOB SCHOOL DISTRICT Melissa Gipson 501-724-3273 x 101 [email protected] 103 West Park Street Bald Knob 72010 BARTON-LEXA SCHOOL DISTRICT David Tollett 870-572-7294 x 4790 [email protected] 5995 Hwy 49 Lexa 72355 BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Michael Hester 870-793-6831 [email protected] 955 Water Street Batesville 72501 BAUXITE SCHOOL DISTRICT Matthew Donaghy 501-557-5453 [email protected] 800 School Street Bauxite 72011 BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT Bobby Hutchison 870-781-3711 x 9054 [email protected] P.O. Box 39 Bay 72411 BEARDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT Denny Rozenberg 833-423-2733 x 5203 [email protected] 100 Oak Avenue Bearden 71720 BEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICT Chris Nail 501-882-5463 x 1028 [email protected] 1201 West Center Street Beebe 72012 BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Mike Skelton 501-778-4861 [email protected] Po Box 939 Benton 72018 BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Deborah Bruick-Jones 479-254-5000 [email protected] 500 Tiger Blvd Bentonville 72712 BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Sarah Alexander 870-741-5213 x 1110 [email protected] Po Box 1 Bergman 72615 BERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Owen Powell 870-423-7065 x 3274 [email protected] 902 W Trimble Ave Berryville 72616 BISMARCK SCHOOL DISTRICT Susan Kissire 501-865-4888 x 222 [email protected] 11636 Hwy 84 Bismarck 71929 BLEVINS SCHOOL DISTRICT Stephanie Dixon 870-874-2801 [email protected] P.O. Box 98 Blevins 71825 BLYTHEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Bobby Ashley 870-762-2772 [email protected] Po Box 1169 Blytheville 72316 BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Trinity Goff 855-675-3339 x 0005 [email protected] 381 West 7Th Street Booneville 72927 BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT Arthur Dunn 501-344-2707 [email protected] 504 West Main Street Bradford 72020 BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Brenda Poole 870-734-5000 x 5193 [email protected] 200 Tiger Drive Brinkley 72021 BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT Keith Mc Daniel 870-932-2080 x 6527 [email protected] 200 W. School St Broookland 72417 BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT Karen Walters 501-847-5600 [email protected] 200 Nw 4Th St Bryant 72022 BUFFALO IS. CENTRAL SCH. DIST. Gaylon Taylor 870-486-5411 x 4 [email protected] Po Box 730 Monette 72447 CABOT SCHOOL DISTRICT William Thurman 501-843-3363 x 1001 [email protected] 602 North Lincoln Cabot 72023 CADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT Deric Owens 870-356-5700 [email protected] 2268 Hwy Eight E Norman 71960 CALICO ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT Jerry Skidmore 870-297-8339 [email protected] Po Box 220 Calico Rock 72519 CAMDEN FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT Fred Lilly 870-836-4193 x 4205 [email protected] 625 Clifton Camden 71701 CAPITAL CITY LIGHTHOUSE ACADEMY Lenisha Roberts 501-313-2901 [email protected] 3901 Virginia Drive North Little Rock 72118 CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Brad Horn 870-552-3931 x 111 [email protected] 520 Center Street Carlisle 72024 CAVE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Steven Green 870-283-5391 x 1011 [email protected] P O Box 600 Cave City 72521 CEDAR RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT Andy Ashley 870-201-2577 x 0208 [email protected] 1502 North Hill Street Newark 72562 CEDARVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Kerry Schneider 479-474-7220 [email protected] Po Box 97 Cedarville 72932 CENTERPOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT Danny Breshears 870-356-2912 x 4211 [email protected] 755 Hwy 8 East Amity 71921 CHARLESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Melissa Moore 479-965-7160 [email protected] 125 West Main Charleston 72933 CLARENDON SCHOOL DISTRICT Lee Vent 870-710-5180 [email protected] P O Box 248 Clarendon 72029 CLARKSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT David Hopkins 479-705-3200 [email protected] 1701 Clark Road Clarksville 72830 CLEVELAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Craig Dupuy 870-325-6344 [email protected] P.O. Box 600 Rison 71665 CLINTON SCHOOL DISTRICT James Chalk 501-745-6000 [email protected] 765 Yellowjacket Lane Clinton 72031 CONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICT Kenneth Moore 870-668-3844 [email protected] P.O. Box 10 Concord 72523 CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT Greg Murry 501-450-4800 [email protected] 2220 Prince Street Conway 72034 CORNING SCHOOL DISTRICT Kellee Smith 870-857-6818 [email protected] P O Box 479 Corning 72422 COSSATOT RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT Jim Tankersley 870-385-7101 x 1104 [email protected] 130 School Dr Wickes 71973 COTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT Vanessa Jones 870-435-6171 [email protected] Po Box 70 Cotter 72626 COUNTY LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT Justin Gattis 479-635-2222 [email protected] 12092 W Hwy 22 Branch 72928 CROSS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Nathan Morris 870-588-3338 x 2200 [email protected] 21 Cr 215 Cherry Valley 72324 CROSSETT SCHOOL DISTRICT Gary Williams 870-364-3112 [email protected] 219 Main Crossett 71635 CUTTER-MORNING STAR SCHOOL DISTRICT Nancy Anderson 501-262-2414 x 8 [email protected] 2800 Spring Street Hot Springs 71901 DANVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Gregg Grant 479-495-4800 [email protected] 201 E 11Th Street Danville 72833 DARDANELLE SCHOOL DISTRICT John Thompson 479-229-4111 [email protected] 102 South Front Dardanelle 72834 DECATUR SCHOOL DISTRICT Steven Watkins 479-752-3986 [email protected] 1498 Stadium Ave. Decatur 72722 DEER/MT. JUDEA SCHOOL DISTRICT Andrew Curry 870-428-5433 x 8102 [email protected] Po Box 56 Deer 72628 DEQUEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT Jason Sanders 870-584-4312 [email protected] 101 North 9Th Street De Queen 71832 DERMOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT Kristi Ridgell 870-538-1000 x 1601 [email protected] 525 East Speedway Dermott 71638 DES ARC SCHOOL DISTRICT George Kennedy 870-256-4164 [email protected] 600 Main Street Des Arc 72040 DEWITT SCHOOL DISTRICT Nick Hill 870-946-3576 [email protected] P.O. Box 700 Dewitt 72042 DIERKS SCHOOL DISTRICT Jody Cowart 870-286-2191 x 226 [email protected] Po Box 124 Dierks 71833 DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES SCHOOL SYSTEM Marcella Dalla Rosa 501-396-6038 [email protected] 700 Main Street Little Rock 72203 DOLLARWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT Barbara Warren 870-534-7003 [email protected] 4900 Dollarway Road Pine Bluff 71602 DOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT Joshua Daniels 479-331-2916 [email protected] P.O. Box 325 Dover 72837 DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Kimbraly Barnes 870-367-5369 x 105 [email protected] 250 University Monticello 71655 DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT Kelvin Gragg 870-382-4571 [email protected] Caller #8880 Dumas 71639 EARLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Tish Knowles 870-792-8486 x 305 [email protected] P.O. Box 637 Earle 72331 EAST END SCHOOL DISTRICT Lori Edgin 501-759-2808 [email protected] 114 West Panther Dr Bigelow 72016 EAST POINSETT CO. SCHOOL DIST. Michael Pierce 870-475-2472 x 1003 [email protected] 502 Mcclellan St Lepanto 72354 EL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT Jim Tucker 870-864-5006 [email protected] 200 West Oak El Dorado 71730 ELKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT Jeremy Mangrum 479-643-2172 [email protected] 349 N Center Elkins 72727 EMERSON-TAYLOR-BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT James Hines 870-626-3302 [email protected] 506 East Pine Street Taylor 71861 ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT Tyler Scott 501-842-2996 [email protected] 501 Pine Bluff Highway England 72046 ESTEM PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL John Bacon 501-324-9200 [email protected] 200 River Market Ave, Suite 22 Little Rock 72201 EUREKA SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT Bryan Pruitt 479-253-5999 [email protected] 147 Greenwood Hollow Rd Eureka Springs 72632 EXALT ACADEMY OF SOUTHWEST LITTLE ROCK Christina Long 501-568-3279 [email protected] 6111 W 83Rd Street Little Rock 72209 FARMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Bryan Law 479-266-1862 [email protected] 42 S. Double Springs Farmington 72730 FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Johnl Colbert 479-444-3000 x 645 [email protected] Po Box 849 Fayetteville 72702 FLIPPIN SCHOOL DISTRICT Kelvin Hudson 870-453-2270 x 101 [email protected]
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  • Author: Quorum Court Staff Item No.: 16-I-91 1

    Author: Quorum Court Staff Item No.: 16-I-91 1

    1 Author: Quorum Court Staff Item No.: 16-I-91 2 Sponsor: Honorable Keith Ordinance No.: 3 4 5 6 APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 7 8 BE IT ENACTED BY THE QUORUM COURT OF THE COUNTY OF PULASKI, 9 STATE OF ARKANSAS, AN ORDINANCE TO BE ENTITLED: 10 11 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE RATES OF TAXATION TO BE LEVIED 12 ON TAXABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN PULASKI COUNTY, 13 ARKANSAS, FOR THE USE AND BENEFIT OF PULASKI COUNTY AND 14 CITIES; TOWNS; AND SCHOOLS IN PULASKI COUNTY FOR THE TAX YEAR 15 2016. 16 17 18 Article 1. The tax rates to be levied on all taxable real property as of the assessment date of 19 January 1, 2016, in Pulaski County Arkansas, for the use and benefit of Pulaski 20 County and cities, towns and schools in Pulaski County for the tax year 2016 shall 21 be as follows: 22 23 ALEXANDER 24 25 General Fund .0050 26 27 CAMMACK VILLAGE 28 29 General Fund .0050 30 31 JACKSONVILLE 32 33 Firemen’s Relief & Pension Fund .0010 34 Policemen’s Relief & Pension Fund .0010 35 Public City Library .0010 36 37 LITTLE ROCK 38 39 General Fund .0050 40 Bond & Interest .0030 41 Police Pension Fund .0010 42 Firemen’s Pension Fund .0010 43 Library Operations .0033 44 Library Capital Improvement Bonds .0018 45 46 47 1 Item No.: 16-I-91 2 Ordinance No.: 3 Page 2 of 4 4 5 6 MAUMELLE 7 8 General Fund .0050 9 Bond Indebtedness .0066 10 Library Tax .0021 11 12 NORTH LITTLE ROCK 13 14 General Fund .0050 15 Police Pension & Relief Fund .0010 16 Fire Pension & Relief Fund .0010 17 Municipal Library Fund .0030 18 19 PULASKI COUNTY 20 21 General Fund .0050 .
  • Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - ARKANSAS

    Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - ARKANSAS

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