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A program in Fort Smith got started Tuesday that will help thousands of local children who are at risk of being food insecure through the summer months.
The Summer Picnic Baskets for Kids by Antioch for Youth & Family is expected to help over 3,000 families and is supported by an anonymous $50,000 grant through Feeding America and the River Valley Regional Food Bank. A survey is part of the program that will help measure the success of the program.
The anonymous donor to Feeding America set up a national program to assure at-risk children are food secure through the summer months. Through it, the River Valley Regional Food Bank in Fort Smith established the $50,000 grant to Antioch for Youth & Family to carry out the donor s wishes. Backpacks with food will be delivered to Fort Smith public schools starting this week.
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Morrison Elementary, Pre-K students will learn at Grand Avenue Baptist Church for remainder of school year
Fort Smith Public Schools made the decision due to the substantial damage done to the school buildings during last week s severe weather. Author: 5NEWS Web Staff Updated: 6:55 PM CDT May 11, 2021
FORT SMITH, Ark. Morrison Elementary School, Morrison Pre-K through 6th grade students and staff will be returning to on-site learning at Grand Avenue Baptist Church in Fort Smith through the end of the school year. Fort Smith Public Schools made the decision due to the substantial damage done to the school buildings during last week s severe weather.
Morrison Elementary students in Fort Smith will remote learn this week
Morrison Elementary students will continue remote learning this week due to damage to the school building from Monday night s storm. Author: 5NEWS Web Staff Updated: 6:45 PM CDT May 4, 2021
FORT SMITH, Ark. Fort Smith Public Schools says Morrison Elementary students will continue remote learning this week due to damage to the school building from Monday night s storm.
PreK Classrooms will be closed a Morrison Elementary and PreK students will complete AMI packets on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Kindergarten through 6th grade will learn virtually for the remainder of the week.