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Technology Director Gavin Guynes provided trustees with an update over improvements to systems designed to monitor the online habits of students

School Board members, principals, maintenance workers and local police performed a security and safety audit for the Siloam Springs School District recently.

Washington Superintendent Updates on New Middle School, HVAC Projects

Charles City Group Tours Washington Area Performing Arts and Events Center

Washington Middle School Construction May See Changes in Bid Process

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Educational Institutions Select Nutanix to Support Distance Learning Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Educational Institutions Select Nutanix to Support Distance Learning Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX), a leader in private cloud, hybrid and multicloud computing, announced today that Nutanix is helping educational institutions globally respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Klein Independent School District (KISD), Millard Public Schools, and Loudoun County Public Schools, three school systems i...

1/13/2021 By NICOLE DOTZENROD, Valley Breeze Staff Writer LINCOLN – The Lincoln School Committee held its annual reorganization meeting last week, voting unanimously to re-elect Joseph Goho as chairman. In addition, Kristine Donabedian was re-elected to vice chairwoman and John Picozzi to clerk of the committee. All votes were 7-0. In a statement to The Breeze, Goho said he’s humbled by the support of his colleagues and honored to lead “such a cohesive and student-centered committee of p...

School board hears lots of comment on COVID and school reopening plans Shares During the Dec. 17 school board meeting, the trustees discussed the current COVID-19 situation in Yolo County, as well as the emerging plans for an eventual return to campus at some point in the future, after the health threat from the COVID virus has receded to a sufficient degree. Leading off the COVID discussion was Dianna Stommel, president of the Davis Teachers Association, who acknowledged that due to the virus-...