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Commission holds first meeting to consider how to make Arkansas schools safer

KUAR | By Michael Hibblen
Published March 14, 2018 at 12:58 AM CDT
Cheryl May Arkansas School Safety Commission
Michael Hibblen
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KUAR News
Cheryl May Arkansas School Safety Commission

A panel tasked by Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson to make recommendations on how schools can try to prevent mass shootings has begun its work. On Tuesday, the Arkansas School Safety Commission held its first meeting.

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Michael Hibblen
Michael Hibblen was a journalist for KUAR News from May 2009 — December 2022. During his final 10 years with the station, he served as News Director. In January 2023, he was hired by Arkansas PBS to become its Senior Producer/ Director of Public Affairs.
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