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National Dyslexia Awareness Month
SUMMARY: The content is discussing the possibility of colder weather on the 15th or 16th, and the impact of dyslexia on students in classrooms. It mentions that 1 in 5 students may experience dyslexia, which can make it difficult for them to recognize and articulate basic sounds and letters. The content also mentions the role of intervention and inclusion specialists in helping students with dyslexia, and the importance of setting specific goals and involving parents in the process. The content emphasizes the need to catch the signs of dyslexia early for student success.
The disorder is the most common language-based learning disability; however, educators say it’s very misunderstood.
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SUMMARY: Homelessness is a pressing issue in Tupelo, prompting city officials to dismantle a homeless encampment near downtown. Veronica Mahia reports on the situation, highlighting how city employees began removing belongings and relocating individuals. One woman who lived under a bridge for nearly a year expressed her concerns over conflicts among residents and police interventions. Volunteer efforts, such as those from Emanuel Church of God in Christ, aimed to support the displaced individuals with food. Critics argue that the city’s actions lack consideration for the homeless population’s immediate needs, as the removal coincides with cold weather and scarce resources.
The removal of a homeless encampment in Tupelo has some people upset.
SUMMARY: Jackson Police Chief Joe Wade expressed horror over the recent shooting of a man in his 20s at the Rebelwoods Apartments, marking the city’s 97th homicide. The victim was approached for his Air Jordans and, after refusing to surrender them, was shot in the head. Wade condemned the prioritization of shoes over human life, highlighting the tragic nature of the crime. Community concerns are growing, especially from residents like Kenya Knotts, who worry about safety in the area, which has a history of violence. The victim was reportedly visiting someone at the complex when he was killed.
Man killed over his shoes, police say
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SUMMARY: Local organizations in Jackson, including the Jackson Police Department’s neighborhood enhancement team, orchestrated a cleanup effort in the Lakeshore Community, involving children and community members. The initiative aimed to foster a sense of responsibility and change the current perception of the city amid ongoing violence. Participants emphasized the importance of community service, expressing pride in their efforts to beautify their surroundings. Sophomore Demaya Harper highlighted the significance of engagement, encouraging others to contribute, even through small actions like picking up litter. Chief Way expressed joy over the participation and hopes for continued community involvement.
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