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Yes, Triand's easyCONNECT service allows automatic data uploading from your student information system to your online virtual data warehouse (easyDATA). Find out more about easyCONNECT.
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No. Only busses who are assigned to a particular zone will service that designated school.
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The menu is, essentially, a clearinghouse for available professional development. However, the menu is not carved in stone and options or enhancements to the menu will be negotiated to meet the needs of teachers.
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No. Although autonomous, The Pinnacle Fund is aligned with the strategic vision of the PSUSD Superintendent and the District Governing Board to increase funding specifically in the areas of technology and the arts.Back to top.
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Using the ISO 9001 Standards of Quality Management, the Clark County School District is committed to increasing customer satisfaction through continuous improvement.
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The District will take any and all precautions within school zones to ensure the safety of the school children. In areas where crosswalks are impacted, District staff is working with school officials to come up with a workable solution, and
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No, the Board has not adopted a new salary schedule. The Compensation Study Design Team has approved a recommendation that the District move forward with recommending a Knowledge and Skill Based Salary Schedule for teachers to the Board. Prior to
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Congressional courtesy and limited resources dictate that each member of Congress has the honor and responsbility of serving his or her own constituents. If you do not live in the 1st Congressional District, Jay will forward your request to your
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• NAEP is a survey assessment, so results are based on a sample of students in a school or district; • Each student takes a small part of the overall assessment (about 25%), so only when the scores are aggregated for groups of students are the data
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The difference between the federal district and appellate courts is that the district courts are known as trial-level courts, or courts of original jurisdiction. Almost all legal matters begin in these courts, and it is here that both civil and
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