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Our volunteers help create an unforgettable experience for every Clinton Center visitor.

Become a volunteer today: clintonpresidentialcenter.org/volunteer

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Compassion in Action Award to…

Yolanda Smith, English teacher at Arkansas Middle School and English Department Chair.

"Her compassion, dedication, and belief in her students empower them to overcome adversity and become resilient, caring members of society. She is truly a hero to the students fortunate enough to learn from her." —Kendrick

🏫 Texarkana Arkansas School District (@teamtasd)

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Compassion in Action Award to…

Yolanda Smith, English teacher at Arkansas Middle School and English Department Chair.

"Her compassion, dedication, and belief in her students empower them to overcome adversity and become resilient, caring members of society. She is truly a hero to the students fortunate enough to learn from her." —Kendrick

🏫 Texarkana Arkansas School District (@teamtasd)

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Compassion in Action Award to…

Yolanda Smith, English teacher at Arkansas Middle School and English Department Chair.

"Her compassion, dedication, and belief in her students empower them to overcome adversity and become resilient, caring members of society. She is truly a hero to the students fortunate enough to learn from her." —Kendrick

🏫 Texarkana Arkansas School District (@teamtasd)

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Compassion in Action Award to…

Yolanda Smith, English teacher at Arkansas Middle School and English Department Chair.

"Her compassion, dedication, and belief in her students empower them to overcome adversity and become resilient, caring members of society. She is truly a hero to the students fortunate enough to learn from her." —Kendrick

🏫 Texarkana Arkansas School District (@teamtasd)

📜 U.S. Constitution 101: 13th and 14th Amendment

Two of the most transformative amendments in American history.

You can learn more in “Making Amends.” Plan your visit → clintonpresidentialcenter.org/makingamends

At the Clinton School of Public Service, we are in the “Business of HOW.”

When the school was established more than 20 years ago, President Clinton envisioned a school where students weren’t limited to the classroom. In creating the first nation’s first Master of Public Service degree, he wanted to build a program that allowed students to work directly with communities and organizations to gain hands-on experience in learning how to put their ideas into practice.

From working with rural communities across Arkansas to global organizations around the world, the Class of 2026 represents the next generation of leaders prepared to turn President Clinton’s vision into reality.

Thank you, President Clinton. And congratulations to the Class of 2026!

We can’t wait to see what comes next.

⭐ We are proud to be a Blue Star Museum!

💙 Starting today, #ArmedForcesDay, through Labor Day, currently-serving U.S. military personnel and their families will receive FREE admission to the Clinton Center!

➡️ Plan your visit → clintonpresidentialcenter.org/visit

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History is on the menu.

Adrian Miller (@soulfoodscholar), a two-time James Beard Award-winner and Clinton administration alumni, and co-author Deborah Chang will discuss their book "Cooking to the President's Taste: Asian Heritage Chefs in White House History.”

🗓️ Wednesday, May 20
🕰️ 6:00 p.m.
🔹 RSVP → link in @clintoncenter bio.

"There are no final victories – or defeats – in this life. The prize will go to those who learn the discipline of gratitude and the importance of persistence." 🎓💙

🎥: @gerardmatthews

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Educator Lifetime Achievement Award to…

Nancy Rousseau, Principal of Little Rock Central High School. She has shaped students’ lives for more than 50 years. This award recognizes an educator who has dedicated their career to creating meaningful, lasting change for students, colleagues, and the communities they serve.

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Educator Lifetime Achievement Award to…

Nancy Rousseau, Principal of Little Rock Central High School. She has shaped students’ lives for more than 50 years. This award recognizes an educator who has dedicated their career to creating meaningful, lasting change for students, colleagues, and the communities they serve.

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Educator Lifetime Achievement Award to…

Nancy Rousseau, Principal of Little Rock Central High School. She has shaped students’ lives for more than 50 years. This award recognizes an educator who has dedicated their career to creating meaningful, lasting change for students, colleagues, and the communities they serve.

🏆 Presenting our 2026 Educator Lifetime Achievement Award to…

Nancy Rousseau, Principal of Little Rock Central High School. She has shaped students’ lives for more than 50 years. This award recognizes an educator who has dedicated their career to creating meaningful, lasting change for students, colleagues, and the communities they serve.

Two presidents. Different parties. One shared belief — that opportunity is worth fighting for. That conviction from Presidents Clinton and Bush is what built the @plsprogram, and what still drives it today.

Conversations that inspire hope: Annette Gordon-Reed on how accepting our history can help us better understand our future.

Whether you're the New York Knicks or a new college grad — persistence and focusing on "the how" will take you far.

Earlier this month, President Clinton delivered the commencement address for the 20th graduating class of the Clinton School of Public Service. These leaders are ready for what comes next. 🎓

Apply to join the Presidential Leadership Scholars Class of 2027 ⭐️

We’re looking for leaders from all sectors and backgrounds who are committed to solving today’s most pressing issues. Throughout the program, Scholars explore leadership through the lens of former presidents from both parties and develop a unique network that spans traditional geographic, professional, political, and economic boundaries.

Learn more and apply at the link in our bio or visit presidentialleadershipscholars.org/apply. All application materials are due by Sunday, July 19.

Apply to join the Presidential Leadership Scholars Class of 2027 ⭐️

We’re looking for leaders from all sectors and backgrounds who are committed to solving today’s most pressing issues. Throughout the program, Scholars explore leadership through the lens of former presidents from both parties and develop a unique network that spans traditional geographic, professional, political, and economic boundaries.

Learn more and apply at the link in our bio or visit presidentialleadershipscholars.org/apply. All application materials are due by Sunday, July 19.