Education | Rogers-Lowell Chamber

The Rogers School District welcomes more than 15,000 students into its 20+ schools each year and is dedicated to helping each student reach his or her highest potential. The district has 15 elementary schools that serve grades kindergarten through fifth grade, four middle schools for grades six through eight, and three high schools for grades nine through 12. The district also offers two pre-kindergarten centers for eligible families.

National and State Recognition

Northwest Arkansas is known for its outstanding private and public educational institutions. We have been recognized both at the state and national level for our high-quality schools and staff. For example, three elementary schools: Bellview, Russell D. Jones and Eastside Elementary, were recently named National Blue Ribbon Schools. U.S. News and World Report ranked both Rogers Heritage High School and Rogers High School among the Best American High Schools based on their high student achievement and strength of their advanced placement programs, which includes 22 course offerings.

We also offer a public charter school that is part of the innovative, nationwide New Tech Network. Rogers New Technology High School features an instructional approach centered on project-based learning, a culture that empowers students and teachers, and integrated technology in the classroom.

Each year our students consistently exceed the state and national average on key tests like the state benchmark exams, the ACT college entrance exam and national norm-referenced tests. Student achievements include numerous National Merit Finalists and graduates from highly ranked colleges and universities. Each year, Rogers seniors earn more than $10 million in scholarships.

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Distinguished Educators

Our teachers are dedicated to helping children achieve the skills and knowledge needed for a lifetime of success. The Rogers School District highly values its teachers and we offer our teachers one of the highest career income potentials for teachers in the state. Rogers teachers have recently distinguished themselves as the National P.E. Teacher of the Year, the Outstanding Environmental Educator of the Year, Hero of the Heart award winners, the Walmart State Teacher of the Year, and the National Multi-level Counselor of the Year as well as numerous other recognitions. The district also is a state leader in the percentage of its teachers who have achieved the national gold standard for teaching -- national board certification. Over the years, four Rogers teachers have received one of the highest honors in the country for a teacher when they were selected as a Milken Family Foundation Fellow. Rogers Public Schools has been named among the best places to work in Arkansas by Forbes.

Bentonville Public Schools

Students in certain parts of western Rogers are enrolled in the Bentonville School District. Over 1,320 certified teachers, support staff and administrators support more than 16,600 students at 21 schools - 11 elementary, five middle, three junior highs and two high schools. Programs throughout the schools are comprehensive and designed to meet the needs of a richly diverse community and student body. Learn more at https://www.bentonvillek12.org.

Charter/Private Schools

Northwest Arkansas has a variety of education opportunities including charter and private schools:

Elementary/Middle School