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Ex-Higley and Scottsdale schools superintendent Denise Birdwell, 3 others indicted in kickback scheme Robert Anglen, Arizona Republic © Michael Chow/The Republic Scottsdale Unified School District superintendent Denise Birdwell Authorities say while Denise Birdwell was running the Higley Unified School District, she was lining her own pockets with money she got in a kickback scheme involving school construction.  The Attorney General's Office said the four were involved in a fraud scheme tied to rigged contracts that cost taxpayers millions of dollars. Prosecutors accus...

Quikserv, Inc. an industry leading manufacturer of transaction windows, ticket windows, and security transaction solutions, announces the acquisition of United States Bullet Proofing, Inc. Based in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, U.S. Bullet Proofing offers a wide array of Blast, Ballistic, and  Forced Entry Resistant Doors, Windows, Wall Systems and Louvers. Designed to complement  today’s architectural doors and windows, USBP’s products are used in High Security applications  across Government Buildings, Military Bases, International Embassies, Educational Facilities, and  other facili...

Students in the capital city of Hanoi will take their summer break from May 15, instead of May 28.

JAMES BEATY | Staff photo McAlester Public Schools Assistant Superintendent of Finance Chad Gragg, left, and MPS Superintendent Randy Hughes talk about how creation of the new Pittsburg County Educational Facilities Authority will speed up financing for construction of of a new middle school and event center, which includes a storm shelter. topical featured popular top story Commissioners create County Educational Facilities Authority By James Beaty | Managing Editor May 3, 2021 JAMES BEATY | Staff photo McAlester Public Schools Assistant Superintendent of...

      BUDGET SUPPORT On the budget support facility, Finance Minister observed that the deductions for repayment by States are meant to resume in May. The Governors however requested for an extension considering the economic challenges in the States.   The Central Bank Governor explained the technical challenges involved should there be a further postponement of the deductions. The Vice President then directed that a meeting be held soon after today’s NEC where the issue would be properly considered and a decision reached.   The VP will chair the meeting and the Governors would be repr...