Unlocking English Potential

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Upcoming Opportunities

ArkanasAIMS offers many training opportunities to its members. Check out these upcoming opportunities.

AP ENGLISH MOCK READING WORKSHOP:

March 16
 - 17, 2026
The AR AIMS Advanced Placement English Mock Reading Workshop will be held March 16 & 17, 2026. This workshop is for teachers of AP English Literature, AP English Language, or Early High School English teachers (suggested grade level - 10th grade) who wish to gain more experience applying the 6 point rubrics and assessing AP essay responses. Participants will work under the leadership of a Question Leader who is currently serving as an AP Reader at the College Board's national AP Readings as well as training in small group settings (tables) with a Table Leader who is an experienced AP English Reader.

AR AIMS SUMMER 2026 ENGLISH WORKSHOP

June 23
 - 25, 2026
We are pleased to offer AR AIMS English Advanced Instructional Methods & Strategies Instructional Support training for Grades 6-10. This is an opportunity to take a deep dive into our instructional support resources focus on best practices and strategies, and network with other teachers.

Empowering TeachersImproving English Education in Arkansas.

AR AIMS is dedicated to empowering teachers, and schools by providing the resources and support needed to achieve success in advanced placement exams. With a focus on math, we aim to unlock the potential of every student, preparing them for college and career success.

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