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Earlier this month, we heard about Hope Academy, Arkansas’ first public charter school that uses trauma-informed education to support students. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis brought us that report, and today, he’ll share about Hope Academy’s parent organization: The Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter. Jack met with the shelter’s CEO, Rebekah Mitchell, to explore the space and the services they provide to the state’s youth.
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On today's show, we hear about an organization offering a safe space for children in northwest Arkansas. Also, long hikes— really long hikes. Plus, a mint in West Fork.
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When a child experiences trauma– from abuse to a parent’s divorce– feelings about school can be overwhelming and challenging to process. Staying in a regular classroom setting can be nearly impossible for certain young people. The Arkansas Children’s Shelter created the Hope Academy as a place for kids who need a trauma-informed approach to education. A few weeks ago, Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis visited the specialized school and met with administrators.
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KUAF Community SpotlightPete Hartman speaks to Rebecca Mitchell from the Northwest Arkansas Children's Shelter about bringing awareness to Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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The Northwest Arkansas Children's Shelter is in the process of establishing a charter school that would cater especially to children who have experienced…