
Magazine Schools’ ArPEP novice teachers turning student ideas into creative expressions.


Mountainburg novice teachers broadening minds and brightening futures!


GFESC ArPEP 2025-2026 Cohort Application is now open!


GFESC Superintendents on campus today! It is always great to have these amazing school leaders collaborating and discussing numerous topics related to education.




Mansfield High School’s new teaching staff making a difference in the classrooms.


An awesome day with GFESC Elementary and Secondary Principals discussing student growth data with Office of Education Policy's, Ashley Daniel. It is always great to have a great group of administrators on campus!



Van Buren Schools’ ArPEP novice teachers are bringing fresh perspectives and creativity to the classrooms.


Mansfield novice teachers guiding students through the learning process.


Hackett Schools’ hardworking novice teachers shaping the minds of the future.


5th graders at Tate practicing estimation with decimals.


GFESC hosted UAFS Interns on campus today. We cannot wait to see where these bright young teachers start their careers next year!


Cedarville novice teachers are passionate about seeing the students succeed.


Booneville ArPEP and novice teachers working tirelessly to inspire and guide the students.


Alma novice teachers 💯 percent dedicated to student success!


Alma novice teachers encouraging curiosity and fostering engagement.


Union Christian Academy ARPEP teachers dedicated to helping students learn and grow!


Central Elementary students are showing off their skills by adding fractions with unlike denominators.


GFESC hosted the Capture the Flag Cyber Event yesterday. 42 students from area districts participated. Thanks to the AR Computer Science Specialists Ashley Kincannon, Brian Lawhon, and Alex Moeller for organizing this awesome event!



Kevin Jones, the supervisor at the Massard Waste Watertreatment Plant, shows and explains how all the pump stations are monitored in Fort Smith to Hackett students. This was part of a tour that helped students learn about how microbiology helps clean waste water.


Lamar Elementary teachers engaging learners and supporting the needs of the students
