Attorney General Griffin Praises State Supreme Court Decision Vacating Learns Act Order

Attorney General Griffin Praises State Supreme Court Decision Vacating Learns Act Order
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LITTLE ROCK – Attorney General Tim Griffin on June 15 issued the following statement after the Arkansas Supreme Court issued a ruling in the LEARNS Act lawsuit:

“This morning, the Arkansas Supreme Court reversed Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Herbert Wright’s restraining order blocking LEARNS. This is a win for Arkansas’s children, their parents and teachers. Marvell-Elaine will be able to welcome back students next year. And the Arkansas Department of Education can immediately resume planning to provide teachers higher salaries and maternity leave, make schools safer for our children, and enable the most vulnerable children to obtain the education they deserve.”

To read the court’s ruling, click here.

Original source can be found here.



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