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Questions. Thank you any Public Comment on this item . Seeing none, Public Comment is closed commissioners commissioner ho. Yes first of all i want to commend this is a great report it must have been about a and a half maybe it started it caused quite i guess an uproar among the attended as far as the changes we had to go through a lot of changes first of all congratulations to the staff from monique on down to elaine who all worked on it be were pleased to see were operating in the black and after debt payment well have the capital available to work on some of the permanent requirement i gues...

Changes we had to go through a lot of changes first of all congratulations to the staff from monique on down to elaine who all worked on it be were pleased to see were operating in the black and after debt payment well have the capital available to work on some of the permanent requirement i guess i had a kwouch of questions one i see the gap beyond the 12 million and 6 million i guess its a question of whether that k can be phased with the money our that projecting i guess after one of the major loans are paid off you still will have the boating loans i dont know if youve done the analysis to...

The area’s largest school plans to cut programs as Grand Island Public Schools slashes $5 million from the budget.Five years after Grand Island Senior High move

Who the capstone course are making a game. >> a video game? >> yeah >> how many more weeks, months, do you have loved before you graduate. you are senior >> i'm gonna be graduating in the first week of may. >> first week of may, so you've got spring break in just a few weeks, and a graduating in may and certainly like sounds like this changes everything. but has the campus been communicating with you as much as possible tonight? do you feel good about the information that you, have given what a scary situation -- >> i feel good about the amount of information. it came out a good time, rather

(WHBL) – Advanced manufacturing in Wisconsin has heightened the demand for skilled workers, and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development is helping several area school districts prepare students for those jobs before they leave high school. The Kohler, New Holstein and Random Lake School Districts are among 16 in the state that were granted a total of over $440,000 through the Expanded Wisconsin Fast Forward Technical Education Equipment Grant Program. Kohler Schools will use over $8,000 to purchase, and instruct students on programmable logic controller and electronic sensor learn...