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Webinar: Dropout Reporting – September 19, 2023

Join the Maine DOE Data Team for a webinar about dropout reporting. This report defines dropouts based on the federal requirements meeting all three of the following criteria: students enrolled at any time from 10/1/2022-9/30/2023, who are exited with a code that is expected to return, and are not enrolled on 10/1/2023. This webinar will … Continue reading Webinar: Dropout Reporting – September 19, 2023
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Maine DOE Update – August 18, 2023

From the Maine Department of Education Reporting Items Webinar: SY 23-24 Enrollment – August 29, 2023 Join the Maine Department of Education (DOE Data Team for a webinar about entering student enrollments for 2023-2024. All students have been exited from Synergy and must be reenrolled for the new school year, this webinar will review the … Continue reading Maine DOE Update – August 18, 2023
Augusta Civic Center United States Lamoine Consolidated School Dan Chuhta Jordan Chan Laura Fortman

Webinar: SY 23-24 Enrollment – August 29, 2023

Join the Maine Department of Education (DOE Data Team for a webinar about entering student enrollments for 2023-2024. All students have been exited from Synergy and must be reenrolled for the new school year, this webinar will review the procedure for enrolling students manually and via uploads to State Synergy. This webinar will be recorded … Continue reading Webinar: SY 23-24 Enrollment – August 29, 2023
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Symmetry raises $18M to bolster organizations' data security programs

As organizations embrace cloud services -- and are forced to confront changing regulations and data use standards -- their ability to maintain control of data security frequently becomes strained. The average cost of a data breach is about $3.86 million (per IBM), and most companies pay around $14.82 million per year for noncompliance, including noncompliance with data security policies. Ninety-seven percent of security leaders believe that their employers will either maintain or increase...
Puneet Tiwari Mohit Tiwari Palo Alto Networks University Of Texas Symmetry Systems Casen Hunger
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