In this episode of Wright On Education, Superintendent Dr. Jermall Wright sits down with five recent Little Rock School District graduates to reflect on their journeys from the classroom to what comes next. The LRSD alumni share candid insights on how their school experiences prepared them for college, careers, and life beyond graduation.

In this episode of Wright On Education, Superintendent Dr. Jermall Wright sits down with literacy leaders, educators, and two outstanding LRSD students to break down one of the most important topics of the year: reading. With new state requirements for 3rd-grade promotion, many families have questions, so we’re diving in with clear explanations, practical tips, and inspiration from the students themselves.

What does it take to turn classroom lessons into real-world success? In this episode of Wright On Education, Superintendent Dr. Jermall Wright and Parkview Student Austin Bernard sit down with Jason Alley, proud LRSD graduate and co-owner of Rock N Roll Sushi and Beignets & Brew. This inspiring conversation shows what’s possible when education meets opportunity and how LRSD continues to prepare students for success in the classroom and beyond.

In Episode 3 of Wright On Education, Dr. Jermall Wright, Superintendent of LRSD, dives into a topic close to every parent’s heart: decisions about where your child goes to school. Hear from a current parent, a former parent, and a grandparent who share their unique perspectives on why families stay, why some choose to leave, and what these choices teach us about improving schools for all students. Don’t miss this insightful conversation! Have questions or ideas for future episodes? Email us at [email protected]!

In Episode 2 of Wright On Education, we’re diving into student engagement—what excites students, what keeps them coming back, and how we can build schools they love. You’ll also hear from both students and adult experts who bring fresh perspectives to the conversation.

In this episode of Wright on Education, Supt. Dr. Jermall Wright focuses on the implementation of Arkansas’s Bell-to-Bell No Cell Phone Act, which goes into effect in LRSD middle and high schools on the first day of school. Dr. Wright is joined by two LRSD students to discuss the rollout of Yondr Pouches—secure phone holders that will help eliminate classroom distractions and promote greater focus throughout the school day. LRSD’s introduction of the Yondr Pouches includes a campaign called Sealed for Success.