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Community Shout Out: Central Middle shows love and support

Community Shout Out: Central Middle shows love and support Jake Wateland DEVILS LAKE - On Friday, May 14th, Central Middle had a fundraiser for one of our 7th Grade Students named Gabe Trottier. Gabe recently had a surgery that left him wheelchair bound. To show emotional and financial support for Gabe the school hosted a fundraiser for him and due to many generous students, staff, families and community members we were able to present Gabe and his family with a check for over $17,000. The money will be used to offset medical expenses that will allow for Gabe to be able to return to his home in the near future. The school’s 21st Century Coordinator, Vonnie Quam spearheaded this effort and created many fun activities for our students to participate in as well as hosting a BBQ feed in Gabe s honor.

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Camera Camp, 6-9th Grade

Kids Camera Camp at Ruston Artisans Are your kids interested in photography? Do they want something fun and productive to do this summer? Send them to Camera Camp with instructor Bette Kauffman of Edge & Essence Photography. Who: 6th - 9th Grade Students Where: Ruston Artisans 203 W Alabama Ave, Ruston, LA 71270 When: Tuesdays & Fridays in June on the dates of 8, 11, 18, 22 & 25 Cost: $150 (6 days) Instructor: Bette Kauffman of Edge & Essence Photography Bette Kauffman is an artist, a professor emerita of communication and a lifelong photographer. She has taught photography, videography and visual communication at the college level for 40 years. She has won many photography awards, most recently Best Photograph in a national multi-media juried show at a gallery in Dallas, TX.

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North Carolina General Assembly Mandates Access to In-Person Learning | Cranfill Sumner LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Since the beginning of 2021, North Carolina educational institutions have been subject to a variety of studies, orders, and directives related to school reopening from Governor Roy Cooper; the State School Superintendent, Catherine Truitt; State Board of Education Chair, Eric Davis; NCDHHS Secretary Mandy Cohen; and the Mecklenburg County Public Health Director, Gibbie Harris. Now, after a bit of “back-and-forth” the North Carolina General Assembly in collaboration with Governor Cooper has weighed in with Senate Bill 220 (Session Law 2021-4). In sum, the North Carolina General Assembly has required public schools, excluding charter schools, to provide in-person learning opportunities for students. Here is a summary of the requirements from Senate Bill 220:

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Pike Soil and Water Conservation District announces poster contest for students

Pike Soil and Water Conservation District announces poster contest for students
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State Board Votes on Reopening North Carolina Schools

State Board Votes to Reopen N.C. Schools with New Coronavirus Safety Measures PUBLISHED 3:15 PM ET Mar. 04, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:15 PM EST Mar. 04, 2021 SHARE Public schools in North Carolina will be required to offer in-person instruction to all students by the end of March after a vote by State Board of Education members on Thursday. Most school districts in the state have brought some students back into classrooms in some form or another with varying guidelines to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. But some students have not been back in front of teachers in-person for almost a year. New guidelines from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services say public schools should reopen for all K-12 students, require face coverings for all students, and six feet of social distancing for grades six and up.

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