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Public school enrollment dropped slightly in Northwest Arkansas, while charter schools grew, reflecting national trends.
Public school enrollment in Benton and Washington counties, Northwest Arkansas, fell 0.8% in the 2025 school year, a rare decline in a region that has seen consistent growth.
Charter schools, however, continued to expand.
The shift reflects broader trends of declining enrollment in traditional public schools amid rising interest in alternatives, though specific causes were not detailed.
The data comes from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, which also reported on local education leadership, including Bentonville Public Schools Superintendent Debbie Jones engaging with students.
A separate personal letter in the same publication shared a teacher’s joy about an upcoming marriage, highlighting emotional transitions but offering no broader educational context.
La matrícula en escuelas públicas disminuyó ligeramente en el noroeste de Arkansas, mientras que las escuelas chárter crecieron, reflejando las tendencias nacionales.