Does Rogers school district have school today?
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Is the World Wide Web really the best choice you can make for local information?  Perhaps you should use a telephone or a radio.
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Near the Glen Cove School.
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Go to the school board of your county.
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Yes, there is a scrolling red banner on their site that reads\n\n"Hawkins County Schools will be CLOSED Wednesday, January 18, 2006"
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The Special School District of St. Louis County, Mo., provides special education services for all St. Louis County students with disabilities from ages 3-21, and technical education at two technical high schools to students - the majority of whom are general education students - in St. Louis County and St. Louis City.\n\nMore than 27,000 students with disabilities receive special education services from SSD, with approximately 95 percent receiving those services in their local school district from an SSD staff member. SSD also annually performs more than 100,000 screenings and evaluations for area students.\n\nTechnical education is offered in more than 30 areas of concentration. Programs at the technical high schools are open to all 10th-12th-grade students from the 23 public school districts in St. Louis County, as well as the St. Louis Public School District. Current enrollment is about 1,800 students. In addition, several satellite programs are in place at business, community and school locations throughout the metropolitan area.\n\nhttp://www.pearsoned.com/pr_2002/053102.htm\n\nHope this helps!\n~Tia~
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Here's their contact information:\nhttp://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/oh/district_profile/1040/
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Here is Hodgson's site: http://schools.tdsb.on.ca/hodgson/
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http://www.ttsd.k12.or.us/schools/dc/dc.html\nhttp://www.deercreekschools.org/\nhttp://www.deercreekelementary.org/\nhttp://www.myschoolonline.com/site/0,1876,10076-18527-11-1461,00.html\nhttp://www.deercreek.k12.ok.us/es/dce/lunch_menu.htm\nYou can try anyone of these, it would help to know the area.\ngood luck
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June 8th ;___;...\nmy school's like a fricken Nazi camp though. We always get the shaft with things like this (we have the longest school day (it's 7:00-3:11 for me since I have a zero block class which is basically volunteer, most people have a 7;45-3:11 though if they don't have a zero block). All the other schools in the area have a shorter year, longer breaks, and shorter days.\nSorry for whining so much xD.
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The school web site says that a decision will be made tomorrow morning as early as possible. I know that the Lake Washington School District in Kirkland/Redmond is going to be closed, and that's a big district like Marysville.\n\nSorry I can't help more!
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The answer can be found at this website, it also has addition important info that you may need to graduate...(up for a little searching).\n\nhttps://www.killeenisd.org/schools/high/killeen/index.html
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It depends on your area.  All districts are different, you need to go into your schools office and just ask them.
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http://www.schoolboredom.com/
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We currently have a dysfunctional school board that spends all of its time arguing with and dissing other members of the board.  Last fall, a major school bond issue failed, because voters have no trust in the board.  We have recently gotten a new superintendent and I hope that he will be able to turn things around.
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http://www.nwoca.org/~stryker_www/strymain.html\n\n\nWelcome to the Stryker Local School's webpage!\nHome of the Stryker Panthers!\nClick on a link from the menu to the left to begin!\n\nHigh School  419-682-4591                   School Lunch Menu             &nbspElementary  419-682-2841\nSCHOOL NEWS\n\nThird Graders Score High on the Ohio Reading Achievement Test\n\n     Congratulations to the Stryker Third Graders. They took the Ohio Reading Achievement Test in October. The results of the test were received and we are pleased to announce that 84.6% of the class achieved passing scores on the first attempt. There are five categories for the test results. Advanced, Accelerated, Proficient, Basic and Limited.\nWhat the performance levels mean: Advanced- Students understand what is stated and implied in texts. They make judgments about what they read and track their own understanding as they read.\nAccelerated- Students understand what is stated and, sometimes, implied in texts. What they know about how texts are organized helps their understanding.\nProficient- Students use clues in the text and knowledge of word parts to learn new words. They understand what is stated in the texts and the structure of texts.\nBasic- Students sometimes use clues in the text and knowledge of word parts to learn new words. They sometimes understand what is directly stated in texts.\nLimited- Students struggle to learn new words in texts. They are often unable to answer questions about what is stated in texts.\n     Advanced, Accelerated and Proficient are passing scores. Basic and Limited Levels are not passing scores. No Stryker students fell in the Limited category. The passage rate for Stryker was the highest in the county with 84.6% in the Proficient or higher categories. Passage rates for other Williams County Schools were as follows: Edgerton 78.9%, Edon 59.6%, Millcreek West-Unity 64.4%, Montpelier 66.3%, North Central 60.4%, and Bryan City 69.0%.\nHighly Qualified Teachers\n\n     Under the Federal No Child Left Behind Act, school districts are required to develop a plan to ensure that all teachers are highly qualified no later than the end of the 2005-2006 school year. Stryker Local received a letter of congratulations from the Ohio Department of Education for improving from 86.1% of core courses being taught by highly qualified teachers in 2003-2004 to 98.8% in 2004-2005.\nBand Booster Reverse Raffle\n     A special Thank You to everyone who supported the Band Boosters by purchasing tickets, attending the event and supporting the students. The efforts of the boosters are essential in providing a quality music experience for the students at Stryker Schools.\n       \nClick for Stryker, Ohio Forecast\n\nMessage from the Superintendent\nRussell A. Griggs\nPart-Time Superintendency\n\n     Stryker Local School District is currently experimenting with the concept of the part-time superintendency. When the candidate selected as a result of the search process this last summer resigned from the position, the board was left with inadequate time to complete another full search. When talking to a possible interim superintendent the concept of less than full time was discussed.\n\n     Due to the size of the school district and having two competent building administrators already in the district made discussing the concept possible. Short-term interim administrators often work on a part-time basis. Discussing the concept with Jerry Klenke, of the Buckeye Association of School Administrators in Columbus, he is not aware of a part-time superintendency being utilized for longer periods of time.\n\n     With tight budgets and operational costs being driven by health insurance increases, fuel costs and utilities, boards of education must be creative in containing costs where possible. In the case of Stryker Local there are trade offs for both the district and the superintendent. The district is not compensating the superintendent for vacation time
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You can find some information about the history of the school at the Union School District web site:\nhttp://www.unionsd.k12.ca.us/home/About+the+District/The+District