Live Breaking News & Updates on Operations Mary Lyon
Stay updated with breaking news from Operations mary lyon. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Alpena Public Schools Board of Education votes against change order | News, Sports, Jobs thealpenanews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thealpenanews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
ALPENA The Alpena Public Schools Board of Education on Monday approved a new three-year contract for the district teachers as well as a proposed school bud ....
Recent actions by boards of education in Northeast Michigan. ∫ The Alpena Public Schools Board of Education voted six-to-one to join the lawsuit against the vaping company Juul and other vaping manufacturers for marketing electronic cigarettes to students. Trustee Eric Lawson cast the dissenting vote, saying he wanted more information on the lawsuit. He said the lawsuit casted a wide net, and he wanted to know which other companies were being sued because he was afraid they may be suing manufacturers who haven’t done anything wrong. Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Meaghan Gauthier said disciplining students caught with vaping devices involves a lot of administrative costs. ....
Recent actions by school boards in Northeast Michigan. ∫ The Alpena Public Schools Board of Education’s Property Committee on Monday learned the committee overseeing the district’s bond-funded renovations had reviewed the design budget for changes at Ella White Elementary School. Trustee Steven Donajkowski, who serves on both committees, said the district is on track with its plans and the amount allotted for Ella White. He said bids for Wilson, Besser and Lincoln elementaries are expected in January and the committee will review those on Jan. 12. Associate Superintendent for Business and Operations Mary Lyon recently shared with the full Board of Education that its insurance company paid the district $37,873 for 146 Chromebook laptops and 719 carrying bags damaged by mold when they were stored last summer at Thunder Bay Junior High School. She said the money would be put in the district’s long-range technology fund for future Chromebook purchases. ....