Districts Ramp Up Summer School Plans To Make Up For Learning Loss From Distance Learning
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SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Many local parents of school-age children say their kids have fallen behind due to distance learning.
Faced with this gap, school districts are quickly ramping up their summer school programs, scrambling to find teachers many who are pandemic weary to keep the lessons going. Administrators are trying to keep the teachers around for the summer by offering higher pay.
River City High School parent Evelyn Bennett says she’s seen kids in the district fall behind.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — San Juan High School senior Paris Burney led her team in scoring and emerged as a standout player on the girl’s varsity basketball team last season. She
Allison Otto to assume President & CEO role at Otto Construction
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Third-generation family member to lead nearly 75-year-old company to continued growth
Otto Construction names Allison Otto, a 21-year Otto Construction veteran and third-generation to run the family business, as new President & CEO. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (PRWEB) April 21, 2021
Otto Construction, an award-winning construction company serving Northern and Central California, announced today that Allison Otto, the company’s Executive Vice President, has been selected by the Board of Directors to assume the role of President and CEO, effective in June 2021. She is the third generation of her family to lead the company, which was founded by her grandfather, John F. Otto, in 1947 and previously led by her father, Carl Otto, until his unexpected death in 2007. After spending more than 20 years in various roles at the company, Allison looks for