North Judson-San Pierre students in grades seven through 12 will continue with eLearning through the end of the week.
Continue readingN.J.-S.P. Jr./Sr. High School to Continue with eLearning for the Rest of the Week
N.J.-S.P. Jr./Sr. High School to Continue with eLearning As Air Conditioning Repairs Proceed
North Judson-San Pierre students in grades seven through 12 will continue with eLearning through Wednesday, August 25, while repairs are made to the high school’s air conditioning unit.
Continue readingN.J.-S.P. Jr./Sr. High School to Switch Again to eLearning Thursday and Friday
North Judson-San Pierre students in grades seven to 12 will get two more eLearning days, while the high school’s air conditioning unit is being repaired. Superintendent Dr. Annette Zupin says the rebuild of the unit is underway and will be complete in a few days.
Continue readingN.J.-S.P. Jr./Sr. High School to Switch to eLearning Thursday, Friday
North Judson-San Pierre students in grades seven through 12 are switching to eLearning Thursday, August 12 and Friday, August 13, due to ongoing air conditioning issues at the junior/senior high school.
Continue readingEastern Pulaski School Board Approves Purchases of Technology Accessories, Air Conditioning Unit
The Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation is getting a few accessories to go along with the newly-purchased Chromebooks. Last week, the school board approved the purchase of 1,000 Chromebook bags from CDW-G, at a total cost of more than $29,000.
Continue readingWinamac High School Principal’s Resignation to be Considered by Eastern Pulaski School Board
The resignation of Winamac High School’s longtime principal will be up for approval during tonight’s Eastern Pulaski School Board meeting.
Continue readingOregon-Davis Students Return to School
There was excitement in Superintendent Steve Disney’s voice as he talked Friday about the beginning of the school year at Oregon-Davis. The school ended the summer on a high having seen ISTEP scores increased greatly in the 2010-2011 school year. Disney said the staff is building on the momentum of that accomplishment. He talked about walking through the elementary school last week, and feeling that excitement.
Electric Customers Urged to Conserve
Kankakee Valley REMC and NIPSCO customers are being asked to conserve electricity as much as possible.
REMC has been working with its large power customers by implementing agreements that allow for interruption of service. Residential and small commercial customers are asked to voluntarily limit the use of electricity as much as possible. All load management problems are being used to reduce demand. Turn off all unnecessary lights, delay the use of major appliances until late at night or early morning hours and set thermostats no lower than 78 degrees.
