Parents of special needs students worry about New Summit School’s future after owner’s arrest
By Anna Wolfe/Mississippi Today 3 hours ago
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Educators assessed Mary Harbin Hinds, who has a rare chromosome disorder resulting in academic delays, as a nonreader when she entered New Summit School in third grade.
Halfway through the year at the Jackson private school, “she was reading poems on her own with words as large as ‘wonderment,’” her mom, Jodi Kimbrell Hinds, recalled. By the end of her first year, the girl now a ninth grader at the school was reading on grade level.
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Arrests
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Fires
PENNOCK The New London and Sunburg Volunteer Fire Departments were called to stop a grass fire that was reported to be getting out of hand due to the wind shortly before 2 p.m. on Saturday on the 8300 block of 210th Avenue NW, Pennock.
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