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The deadline to register for Lincoln Public Schools new remote learning program is Feb. 19.
January 22, 2021 8:04 pm
Families are faced with tough decisions between now and Feb. 19. That is the deadline to register for Lincoln Public Schools’ new remote learning program for the 2021-22 school year. Some parents are frustrated that the deadline is so early.
“I think how they’re rolling out this plan for next year is deeply flawed,” says Michelle Howell Smith, a mother of two school-age children. “The world is going to be much different in August than it is in February and it’s really impossible to predict.”
there are people, i suspect, who will oppose my reappointment, who believe that i served with a different role, or with a different rule a different view on the task force. i think that attitude is healthy. i think it is important to have diversity so that we promote compliance. the first thing i would do on the task force is to change the bylaws with respect to section 104.4. i believe it was inappropriate and unwise, etc. the second is to strengthen the procedures related to handling of complaints. and that leads to the third point, which is to strengthen our work on the outreach, education, and training so that we are doing pro-active work with departments to ensure compliance and protect the rights of the public to ensure that we have a better government. i am pleased to answer any questions you might have. gregg s thank you. i know you also applied thank you. i also applied for the consumer advocate seat seat. tell me how you feel you fulfilled that seat. i have
different role, or with a different rule a different view on the task force. i think that attitude is healthy. i think it is important to have diversity so that we promote compliance. the first thing i would do on the task force is to change the bylaws with respect to section 104.4. i believe it was inappropriate and unwise, etc. the second is to strengthen the procedures related to handling of complaints. and that leads to the third point, which is to strengthen our work on the outreach, education, and training so that we are doing pro-active work with departments to ensure compliance and protect the rights of the public to ensure that we have a better government. i am pleased to answer any questions you might have. gregg s thank you. i know you also applied thank you. i also applied for the consumer advocate seat seat. tell me how you feel you fulfilled that seat. i have advocated strongly for many writers in relation to garbage rates and other avenues of city for
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