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Conway District and Curriculum

Conway Public Schools uses an instructional plan based on the Common Core Standards, and which is monitored by the Arkansas Department of Education. The Department of Education also requires Arkansas’ schools to participate in mandatory testing. The Arkansas Comprehensive Testing, Assessment, and Accountability Program (ACTAAP) includes the Smart Start Initiative, for grades K-4, the Smart Step Initiative, for grades 5-8, and subject examinations for grades 9-12. Since 2010, students who are enrolled in Algebra I must pass an End of Course Examination. Beginning in 2013-2014, students who are enrolled in English II must pass an End of Course Examination. In addition to the required assessments from the Arkansas Department of Education, Conway Public Schools uses The Learning Institute Interim Assessments to assess student progress and prepare the students for the state tests. These additional assessments are given in grades 1-12. Finally, the Arkansas Department of Education is collaborating with other states to develop assessments for the Common Core Standards.

We currently cover the following Conway-area school districts: Conway Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Conway District Curriculum

On the Augmented Benchmark Exams, administered in grades 3-8, all scores are strong, in the 81%-94% range. On the End of Course Exams from
2012, the Arkansas State Average for the Literacy 11 test was 68% while Conway’s score was 81%. On the End of Course Exam in Algebra, the
Arkansas State Average was 79%, while Conway’s score was 88%. On the End of Course Exam in Geometry, the Arkansas State Average was 75%,
while Conway’s score was 82%. Finally, on the End of Course Exam in Biology, the Arkansas State Average was 42%, while Conway’s score was
60%. Conway has also been focusing on decreasing the achievement gap between different ethnic and socioeconomic groups in the district.
At the majority of grade levels, based on assessments in literacy and math, the achievement gap is decreasing. Conway’s ACT scores in both
Math and English are above Arkansas State Scores. At the high school level, 526 students took AP courses, over 900 AP exams were taken, and
500 exams received passing scores.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Conway Educational News

  • Students Help Others - During a recent fundraiser, Conway students participated in the "Read to Feed" campaign and collected over 300 cans of food for a local food pantry. Also, students in the Future Farmers of America group helped during a Kids Against Hunger event and packed meals for the needy. Nationwide, students volunteered for over twenty hours and packed 1,005,000 meals!
  • Conway Dance Team Wins! - The Conway High School Dance Team participated in the Spa City Classic Dance Competition. The group won first place in three different categories and was rated the Overall Senior High Grand Champion of the event.
  • Student Singers Honored - Third and fourth grade singers from Carolyn Lewis Elementary School had the honor of being invited to sing at the Arkansas State Capitol. Additionally, they also performed at the Clinton National Airport.

Conway Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed

SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.

Chalk Talk: Teaching Children to Care About Others

It is important that children learn to help other people. Children must be taught to care not only about themselves, but also about others. Here are some suggestions for creating caring children: 1) Have children care for a pet. This will help them learn to be gentle, which is an important quality, 2) Encourage your child to help others when they are injured or upset. Praise your child for caring about others. 3) Find a way for your family to volunteer to help others. Prepare food or visit a nursing home, 4) When a natural disaster or tragedy occurs, work with your family to help, by collecting needed donations or raising money to donate, 5) Finally, set a positive example and be a role model for your child by caring about others. Be sure to explain to your child why you are helping others and how important it is.