offer comprehensive education programs with interscholastic activities (e.g., sports teams). Attendance in zoned schools is based on the student's residence, while inter-district schools are able to select students from within Pulaski County's four public school districts. Little Rock Central High School Little Rock Southwest High School Little Rock West High School Hall STEAM Magnet High School (formerly the zoned Hall High School) Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School Middle schools Other secondary schools Adult Education Center Accelerated Learning Center (10–12) Metropolitan Career-Technical Center (9–12) W. D. Hamilton Learning Academy (6–12) Felder Academy (6–12) Elementary and early childhood education Elementary schools Bale Elementary School (PK–5) Baseline Elementary School (PK–5) Brady Elementary School (PK–5) Carver Basic Skills Math-Science Magnet Elementary School (PK–5) Chicot Elementary School (PK–5) Don R. Roberts Elementary School (PK–5) Fair Park Early Childhood Center (PK) Forest Park Elementary School (PK–5) Franklin Alternative Environment Fulbright Elementary School (PK–5) # Gibbs Magnet School of International Studies and Foreign Languages (PK–5) Jefferson Elementary School (PK–5) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Interdistrict Magnet Elementary School (PK–5) Mabelvale Elementary School (PK–5) McDermott Elementary School (PK–5) Otter Creek Elementary School (PK–5) Pulaski Heights Elementary School (KG–5) # Rockefeller Early Childhood Magnet Elementary School (PK–5) Romine Early Childhood Center (PK) Stephens Elementary School (PK–5) Terry Elementary School (PK–5) Wakefield Elementary School (PK–5) Washington Basic Skills Math-Science Interdistrict Magnet Elementary School (PK–5) Watson Elementary School (K–5) Western Hills Elementary School (PK–5) Williams Traditional Magnet Elementary School (KG–5) Woodruff Early Childhood Center (PK) Note: while a # denotes a magnet school, all Little Rock School District schools provide a comprehensive elementary education. Rockefeller Early Childhood Magnet Elementary School History Rockefeller Elementary opened in 1979. It was named to honor Winthrop Rockefeller (1912–1973), Governor of Arkansas from 1967 to 1971. Rockefeller was built to replace two existing schools. One of them, the Parham School (built in 1908), was in the construction path of the proposed Interstate 630, so much of the funding for its replacement came from the state highway and transportation departments. The new school was bid at $2.3 million. With the prospect of a beautiful new school, the Little Rock School District decided also to close the Kramer School on Sherman Street (built in 1895). The Kramer School had gained national attention as the site of the Center for Early Development and Education established by Bettye Caldwell, Professor of Education at the University of Arkansas at