To help provide more information on how to setup and access your Instant Alert™ account, video demonstrations have been created for you to view online!
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Online Video TrainingThe Internet, World Wide Web, information superhighway, and cyberspace are all words used to describe an exciting and fun learning tool that continues to offer families and children access to a wide variety of information. At the touch of a keyboard or screen, at the click of a mouse or by voice command, it is possible to view a copy of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address or today’s breaking news. Children can find assistance with their science projects, watch a movie trailer, or send electronic messages by e-mail, instant messages, or chat, to a friend across the street, in another town, or another country. Read more of this article in "The Librarian’s Guide to Great Web Sites for Kids"
Over the past few years, our web site has grown to fit the changes in technology. This new site is designed to streamline your browsing experience and make all of our information easier to access. We hope you find this new design helpful. Please let us know how we are doing by filling out a short survey.
Looking for the bus schedule, handbooks, or the district organizational chart? They are now located in the forms section of the web site
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