SPRINGDALE: Leaders educated on new methods

Event focuses on at-risk students

By Evie Blad

Thursday, September 17, 2009

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Sanford Tollette, Executive Director of Joseph Pfeifer Kiwanis Camp in Little Rock, addresses the Greater Graduation Project Summit Wednesday in Springdale. Tollette said the time to work with at-risk students is while they are in the early stages of their education.

Sanford Tollette, Executive Director of Joseph Pfeifer Kiwanis Camp in Little Rock, addresses the Greater Graduation Project Summit Wednesday in Springdale. Tollette said the time to work with at-risk students is while they are in the early stages of their education.
Photo by Bob Coleman

Creative approaches to curriculum and personal relationships with influential adults will motivate at-risk students to overcome obstacles to graduation, a group of school and community leaders said Wednesday.

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