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2018-2019 Start-Up Awards 2018-2019 State Start-Up Awards District Name School Name Program of Study/Course Grant Award Alpena Alpena High School Social Media and Communication $21,736.41 Alpena Alpena High School College and Career Readiness $4,619.54 Arkadelphia Arkadelphia High School Computer Science $30,909.08 Armorel Armorel High School College and Career Readiness $11,345.63 ASU - Newport IGNITE Academy Career Center Welding $24,145.30 Augusta Augusta High School Medical Professions $25,425.03 Barton-Lexa Barton-Lexa High School Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) $6,660.75 Benton Benton Junior High School Career Development $13,969.54 Bentonville Bentonville West High School CASE Animal Systems $27,625.00 Bentonville Bentonville West High School Sports Medicine $38,444.44 Berryville Berryville High School Industrial Technologies $138,735.75 Bismark Bismark Middle School Career Development $13,884.54 Caddo Hills Caddo Hills High School Animal Systems $16,269.00 Carlisle Carlisle High School Plant Systems $80,431.25 Cedar Ridge Cedar Ridge High School Pre-Engineering PLTW $28,985.93 Centerpoint Centerpoint Middle School Career Development $13,799.54 Centerpoint Centerpoint High School Social Media and Communication $21,736.41 Cleveland County Rison High School CASE AFNR $25,075.00 Clinton Clinton High School Consumer Services w/E² $36,504.95 Conway Conway High School Advanced Nutrition and Dietetics $10,688.75 Crossett Crossett High School Medical Office Administration $13,332.04 DeQueen DeQueen High School Pre-Engineering PLTW $17,193.44 DeQueen DeQueen High School Marketing $26,082.04 Dewitt Dewitt High School Education and Training $17,418.20 Dover Dover High School Education and Training $17,418.20 El Dorado Barton Junior High School Career Development $13,969.54 El Dorado El Dorado High School Hospitality and Tourism $13,332.04 Fayetteville Fayetteville High School Medical Professions $30,429.79 Fayetteville Fayetteville High School Consumer Services $29,951.45 Flippin Flippin High School Ag Power, Structural & Technical Systems $31,479.75 2018-2019 State Start-Up Awards District Name School Name Program of Study/Course Grant Award Flippin Flippin Middle School Career Development $16,434.75 Fort Smith Northside High School Supply Chain and Logisitics $13,332.04 Fort Smith Southside High School Supply Chain and Logisitics $13,332.04 Gentry Gentry High School Sports Medicine $30,989.13 Gentry Gentry High School Natural Resources/Environmental Service Systems $8,733.75 Gravette Gravette Middle School Career Development $13,969.54 Gurdon Gurdon High School Education and Training $15,832.95 Guy-Perkins Guy-Perkins High School Education and Training $16,130.45 Hamburg Hamburg High School Office Administration $13,332.04 Harmony Grove Harmony Grove High School Family and Consumer Sciences $40,972.94 Harrison Harrison High School Social Media and Communication $21,736.41 Harrison Harrison High School Photography $25,306.88 Hector Hector High School Ag Power, Structural & Technical Systems and Animal Systems $49,576.25 Hope Hope High School Mobile Application Development (MAD) $40,447.46 Hoxie Hoxie High School Criminal Justice $19,979.04 Jackson County Tuckerman High School Medical Office Administration $13,332.04 Jasper Jasper High School Medical Office Administration $13,332.04 Jasper Kingston High School Social Media and Communication $21,736.41 Jasper Kingston Middle School Career Development $13,969.54 Jessieville Jessieville High School Natural Resources/Environmental Service Systems $14,131.25 Lake Hamilton Lake Hamilton High School A/V Tech and Film $102,535.51 Lakeside Lakeside High School (Garland Co.) Biomedical Science $125,646.40 Lakeside Lakeside High School (Chicot Co.) Agribusiness Systems $10,965.00 Lonoke Lonoke High School Entrepreneurship $13,332.04 Magnolia Magnolia High School Marketing $14,875.00 Malvern Malvern Middle School Career Development $13,969.54 Manila Manila High School Pre-Engineering PLTW $37,017.36 Mansfield Mansfield High School Education and Training $17,418.20 Mayflower Mayflower High School Entrepreneurship $26,082.04 McGehee McGehee High School Pre-Engineering PLTW $42,455.83 2018-2019 State Start-Up Awards District Name School Name Program of Study/Course Grant Award McGehee McGehee High School Computer Science PLTW $27,545.99 Melbourne Melbourne High School Education and Training $13,920.45 Monticello Monticello High School College and Career Readiness $11,345.63 Monticello Monticello Middle School Career Development $11,260.63 Mountain Home Mountain Home High School Plant Systems $80,431.25 Mt. Ida Mt. Ida High School Education and Training $14,515.45 Mt. Pine Mt. Pine High School Animal Systems $20,816.50 Newport Newport High School Education and Training $14,515.45 Northcentral Coop Melbourne High School Welding $36,975.00 Northcentral Coop Mountain View High School Welding $36,975.00 Northcentral Coop Salem High School Welding $12,580.00 Ouachita River Acorn High School Programming $15,859.13 Ouachita River Oden High School Construction Technology $55,798.87 Pea Ridge Pea Ridge High School Programming $19,823.91 Prairie Grove Prairie Grove High Schol Medical Professions $30,429.79 Pulaski County Special Sylvan Hills High School Biomedical Science $80,842.28 Pulaski County Special Sylvan Hills Middle School Flight and Space $17,606.41 Searcy Searcy High School Supply Chain and Logisitics $13,332.04 Sheridan Sheridan High School Pre-Engineering PLTW $35,158.85 Sheridan Sheridan High School Computer Science Lab PLTW $15,434.75 Sheridan Sheridan High School Special Equipment $12,000.00 Sheridan Sheridan Junior High Engineering Technology Education (ETE) $38,111.66 Shirley Shirley High School College and Career Readiness $12,694.54 Shirley Shirley High School Consumer Services $25,811.95 Siloam Springs Siloam Springs High School Marketing $26,082.04 Siloam Springs Siloam Springs High School Automation and Robotics $22,841.44 Smackover Smackover High School Animal Systems $16,269.00 South Conway County Morrilton High School Consumer Services $29,951.45 Star City Star City High School CNA $5,498.00 Star City Star City High School Pre-Engineering PLTW $28,135.93 2018-2019 State Start-Up Awards District Name School Name Program of Study/Course Grant Award Star City Star City High School Education and Training $15,293.20 Star City Star City High School College and Career Readiness $13,119.54 Texarkana Arkansas High School Sports Medicine $38,444.44 Valley Springs Valley Springs High School Criminal Justice $16,292.63 Valley Springs Valley Springs High School Education and Training $16,640.45 Valley Springs Valley Springs High School Social Media and Communication $21,736.41 Van Buren Van Buren High School Food Production Management & Services $43,745.25 Van Buren Van Buren High School Consumer Services $29,951.45 Van Buren Van Buren High School CASE Natural Resources Systems $9,350.00 Van Buren Van Buren High School Medical Office Administration $13,332.04 Westside Consolidated Westside (Craighead) High School Entrepreneurship $26,082.04 Woodlawn Woodlawn High School College and Career Readiness $10,920.63 Wynne Wynne High School Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) $51,595.85.
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