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New skin temperature technology enforces COVID safety at Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake — A normal school day at O’Rourke Middle School used to just start with a bus ride, school breakfast and morning announcements. But with a new gadget now welcoming them at the double doors, kids must align their foreheads with a height-adjustable machine in order to get the green light to learn.  This new addition to their routine is courtesy of local company Shepherd Communication & Security, which introduced its Elevated Body Temperature te...

Middle school students return Jan. 11, and high school students Jan. 19. Written By: Rebecca C. Mariscal | 2:07 pm, Jan. 7, 2021 × Seventh-graders Emersen Wissink and Ben Salmon enter New Richmond Middle School on Monday, Jan. 11. Middle schoolers returned to full face-to-face instruction after more than a month of virtual learning. Submitted photo NEW RICHMOND -- New Richmond middle schoolers filed back through the doors Monday morning for the first time since November. The adjustment was difficult, seventh-grader Emersen Wissink said, especially after having acce...

Macomb BoE approves middle school construction bid Tabi Jozwick Voice Correspondent MACOMB — The Macomb CUSD 185 Board of Education approved the lowest responsible bid for the middle school construction during Monday’s meeting via Microsoft Teams and live streamed on the district’s Facebook page. Macomb Superintendent Patrick M. Twomey told the school board he saw the new middle school construction project would cost around $19 million, a price that he does not want the school district to pay. He said when Klingner and Associates, PC did an estimate, he said the estimated cost went up t...

Monday, December 14, 2020 - 2:27 pm CORRECTION-- An earlier version of this story said several staff members had tested positive, in fact several staff members were exposed to one staff member who tested positive. North Country This Week regrets the error. LISBON – Lisbon Central School has moved to fully remote learning until Jan. 4 following positive COVID-19 tests among staff members there. “We have been informed that a staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. Due to multiple cases in our district, and a high number of staff who have been identified as potent...