CLARENDON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Situated at 316 N. Sixth St. in Clarendon, Arkansas, the Clarendon School District operates as an active, traditional public school system serving its local community within a rural remote setting. Dedicated to guiding learners through every stage of their primary and secondary education, the district offers a continuous academic pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through the 12th grade across its two operational campuses. As an established, non-charter public school system, Clarendon provides accessible learning environments designed to support families across the region, with further information accessible through their official website (clarendonlions.org) or by phone at (870) 747-3351.

The district currently educates a student population of 433 learners, reflecting a multicultural community made up of 240 Black, 117 White, 38 Hispanic, and 38 multi-racial students. To provide personalized instruction and comprehensive student services, Clarendon School District is backed by a robust workforce of nearly 200 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel. This dedicated team includes approximately 83 full-time equivalent classroom teachers, 20 instructional aides, and 96 support staff members. For parents, students, and educational researchers, the district demonstrates a strong commitment to maintaining supportive educator-to-student engagement and essential community-based resources throughout its rural Arkansas footprint.