Unlocking English Potential

Discover our comprehensive curriculum and training programs designed for english teachers.

Upcoming Opportunities

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

FALL 2026 AP ENGLISH WORKSHOP

October 26
 - 27, 2026

Writing Strategies and Support for Standardized Assessments

Instructional strategies and best practices will be covered including working with the ATLAS rubric, pre-writing skills, writing assessment, editing & revision, as well as the modes of writing to be tested on the exam.

AP English Mock Reading Workshop

March 15
 - 16, 2027
The AR AIMS Advanced Placement English Mock Reading Workshop will be held March 15 & 16, 2027. This workshop is for teachers of AP English Literature, AP English Language, or Early High School English teachers (suggested grade levels - 9th or 10th grades) 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.

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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