The Board of Education has postponed its planned March referendum vote related to safety and security upgrades at several schools. While the proposed upgrades are important, the decision was made to ensure voters would be casting ballots on spending for upgrades with full information on the upcoming budget's tax impact. Since state approval for a referendum has already been granted, a vote on safety and security-related upgrades will remain a possibility for either September 2014 or January 2015. We remain confident that students are quite safe in all schools. The proposed improvements represent needed upgrades to further strengthen our security, surveillance, and communication systems, as well as an opportunity to have the state fund 40 percent of the project. Updated timelines will be announced as they become available.
In the meantime, your continued support, cooperation, and reinforcement of all school and district safety and security procedures is greatly appreciated. In addition to speaking with your children about being vigilant of their surroundings and reporting anything out of the ordinary to an adult, it is critical that they are reminded to always listen to their teachers' and administrators' instructions whether it is during a drill or certainly in a real emergency. Furthermore...
On January 16, the Board of Education held the first of two special public input sessions to gather input as we build the 2014-15 budget. Click here to download a copy of the presentation made that night. Furthermore, the Board has developed on-line surveys for the community and district certificated staff to gather feedback on specific priorities. Please click on the links below to complete the survey.
The following information on "Study Skills" is taken from the Anthony Wayne Guidance website.
Success as a student, especially in middle and high school, depends greatly on how effectively students use their time. The final responsibility lies with the student, but parents help when they show their interest and emphasize that schoolwork is important.
Help your child to "manage" his or her time so that there's adequate time each day to study. You can also help by making sure ...
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The Board of Education has postponed its planned March referendum vote related to safety and security upgrades at several schools. While the proposed upgrades are important, the decision was made to ensure voters would be casting ballots on spending for upgrades with full information on the upcoming budget's tax impact. Since state approval for a referendum has already been granted, a vote on safety and security-related upgrades will remain a possibility for either September 2014 or January 2015. We remain confident that students are quite safe in all schools. The proposed improvements represent needed upgrades to further strengthen our security, surveillance, and communication systems, as well as an opportunity to have the state fund 40 percent of the project. Updated timelines will be announced as they become available.
On January 16, the Board of Education held the first of two special public input sessions to gather input as we build the 2014-15 budget. 
The following information on "Study Skills" is taken from the 
