College Station is an established Pulaski County community with a small population
College Station is a sparsely populated Pulaski County community about 5 miles from downtown Little Rock. Settled along Frazier Pike in Pulaski County, the neighborhood traces its roots to a one-room schoolhouse that grew into College Station Elementary School, which remains central to daily life. The area has an unhurried pace shaped by longstanding traditions, including an annual Fourth of July parade that brings dancers, car clubs and trail riders together. Green space and planned trail connections add to the neighborhood's appeal for those looking for a quieter setting in the county.
Housing options range from old frame houses to 1990s builds
The community’s housing options range from small, traditional frame houses to manufactured homes and ranch-style homes on larger lots. Several homes offer paved driveways, and a few relatively newer homes feature attached garages. Information on price ranges was not available.
Central College Station homes are mostly older while homes on the east side are mostly newer.
College Station is home to a few recently developed subdivisions.
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College Station Elementary has a student-teacher ratio of 11 to 1
College Station Elementary is located in the heart of the community on Frazier Pike. The PK-5 school is rated C-minus by Niche. It has a student-teacher ratio of 11 to 1. Older students typically attend Mills Middle School and Wilbur D. Mills High School, rated C and C-plus respectively. The Arkansas Public School Choice Act allows eligible students to attend schools outside of their geographic zones. However, the district does not provide transportation.
College Station Elementary School enjoys a student to teacher ratio of 11 to 1.
College Station students from sixth through eighth grades may enroll at Pulaski Heights Middle School which holds a B grade from Niche.
College Station students may conclude their education from grades eight through twelve at Wilbur D. Mills University High School.
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A pair of community restaurants offers highly rated comfort food
Ye Paul’s Soul Bodega & Grill and C&S Restaurant are popular destinations along Frazier Pike, the community’s commercial corridor. Both eateries are known for their made-from-scratch food, including large burgers, and friendly atmosphere. A post office and a non-profit health clinic are located nearby. A Dollar General is a little more than a mile away.
Ye Paul's Soul Bodega and Grill in College Station offers sandwiches, wings, catfish, and other favorites.
C&S restaurant in College Station is a popular take-out spot known for awesome burgers and fish sandwiches.
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A community park features a playground and athletic amenities
Bessie Wilson Gregg Park is another attraction on Tucker Pike. The community green space, adjacent to C&S Restaurant, features well-maintained amenities that include a playground, a multi-purpose athletic field, a basketball court and a pavilion. Boaters and anglers can find plenty to do, including bankside fishing, on the nearby Arkansas River.
Bessie Wilson Gregg Park in College Station is a well-maintained neighborhood park.
Bessie Wilson Gregg Park in College Station has a basketball court and playground.
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Community is conveniently located to I-440, downtown Little Rock
College Station is car-dependent, but residents enjoy proximity to Interstate 440. They can hop on the interstate just outside the community for convenient travel to regional points of interest. Downtown Little Rock is about a 10-minute drive via I-440. Several large-scale hospitals are located downtown, which is the heart of Central Arkansas’ medical industry. Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport is about a mile from the community just across the I-440.
Pulaski County operates a health clinic in College Station.
Clinton National Airport just north of College Station is Arkansas's largest Airport.
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