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Freedom School runs into financial bind By Tanner KentFree Press Staff Writer The most debilitating effect on students, he said, is the loss of a sober peer group. Students who return to their home schools too soon run severe risk of falling back into the same patterns and temptations.
“Those kids disappear,” Blazing said. “They get back into criminal behavior or using. Without (programs like Freedom School), there are just not a whole lot of options for them.” To donate or request more information, contact Mankato Central Freedom School at 507-387-2794 or campaign director Norleen Rans at 507-625-4948. 
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