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Rise & Shine Closing Learning Gaps

By Kyle Kellams

Published July 18, 2022 at 2:36 PM CDT

Arkansas PBS is helping make sure young viewers continue to leanr in between school years with Rise & Shine. The mix of national and state educational programming includes input from several Arkansas Teachers of the Year.

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