Gov. Asa Hutchinson today announced awards for schools that led the way in enrolling students in high school computer courses.

Among schools with fewer than 1,000 students, Greenwood Freshman Academy was recognized for having the highest number and highest percentage of students enrolled in computer science courses.

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Among larger schools, Forrest City High School was recognized for having the highest percentage of students enrolled in computer science courses. Bryant High School was recognized for having the highest number of students enrolled in computer science classes. The winners get virtual reality kits worth $2,200.

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