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AETN and PBS programs broaden horizons, inform citizens to make the best decisions and enlighten the minds of children. AETN convenes advocates for tough issues to solve problems through programs such as: "Protecting Arkansas Seniors," "Depression," "Telling Amy's Story," "Healing Minds. Changing Attitudes.," "AIDS in Arkansas" and more. ArkansasID... EAS gives educators the tools they need to make the biggest impact in the classroom, causing student achievement to rise. Early education programs ready children for school, creating a chance at a lifetime of learning success. The Arkansas Campaign for Grade-level Reading, of which AETN is a partner, has identified the top indicators for not reading at grade level - parental engagement, school readiness, attendance and summer learning loss - also lead to high dropout rates. AETN is working in each of these areas to help Arkansas third-graders read at grade level by 2020. AETN works with Arkansas emergency management officials to provide a critical public safety service, using our technology as the backbone for the emergency alert system. PBS gives Arkansans a window to the world. Because AETN is a PBS affiliate, we allow Arkansans to experience the world from their own living rooms, computers and mobile devices. Series and documentaries like "The National Parks: America's Best Idea," "Last Days in Vietnam," "The Roosevelts" and "EARTH A New Wild" delve into topics important to Arkansans. PBS programs go beyond the sound bite, bringing in-depth analysis of evolving stories such as the Ebola health crisis, stories from Ferguson, the elections and more. Think Wednesdays feature "NOVA" and "Nature," taking Arkansans around the world and beyond, opening minds and broadening horizons. And, Arts Fridays deliver America's largest stage - PBS arts and culture programming found nowhere else. PBS KIDS has been the No. 1 educational media brand for 14 years. PBS KIDS is the No. 1 educational media brand and the No. 1 source of media for our nation's preschool teachers. PBS ...Read More