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Gennie Diaz moved with her family to Arkansas in the 1990s. She attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville where she fell madly in love with the Ozarks. She spends her free time listening to roots music, hanging in the Hog Pen, accosting strangers' dogs, and soaking up Boston Mountain bluffs.
Arkansas Legislative Council executive subcommittee for August 18, 2022: Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) 
State education department seeks emergency rule on teacher licensure because of teacher shortage