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Woodings perceptions of what our true motives were to be in perception, but at the end of the day, there was a public discussion about Golden Gate Park and we asked for representation on the panel. The charges that are directly focused on me, i think, that there wasen ean email on which i was carbon copied on and i deleted it and i will get well over 300 emails a day and based on the departments record retention policy, that is not a record that in my view at least at the time was either essenti...

Make a written statement that he or she wanted in the record. So, that i think Going Forward, certainly from my point of view, if the library were to retreat from this policy of putting the exact verbatim, 150, or whatever the number nottoexceed but the speakers written statement that is handed in, putting it in where the speaker appeared in the minutes, put it in, i think that as they go to some other policy, they clearly are willfully violating at least as i read the sunshine ordinance. But i ...

Just a 1 or 2 line summary in the minutes, which may be an inaccurate summary and the public may never go to that addendum and never really get the thrust of it, so it strikes me that what the library is now proposing to do is what i would recommend that every public body ought to do is put in verbatim, the written brief summary and interestingly enough when you look at the statute, the statute says, that minutes shall include a brief summary of Public Comment in the next almost the next sentenc...

A Rockville, Maryland, information technology contractor has agreed to pay more than $1.7 million to settle allegations that it charged the National Institutes of Health for costs that are not allowed to be reimbursed.

Plant and tree books are always among the most popular in any library’s children’s collection. The Secret Garden and The Giving Tree are time-honored classics for good reason, tapping into that desire we all have to find a peaceful oasis and escape reality, if just for a bit. ...

THE Journal: K-12 Education Technology

Special guest Rod Russeau is somewhat of an expert in the changing data privacy regulatory environment: His state and a handful of others have new laws requiring district IT leaders to significantly step up oversight of student data protections, by district systems and by ed tech providers. With concerns about student data privacy being discussed in legislatures across the nation and at the federal level, could the new role of “student data privacy policing” now assigned to K-12 IT leadershi...

Hernando County school buses are getting a little more tech-savvy with the installation of Wi-Fi routers on its fleet.

It always happens. I start writing the Top 100 Power List for the comic book industry for the year, and suddenly everyone starts changing jobs. Lorelei