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North Clackamas superintendent highlights $1 million summer grant, preschool gains and pilots Vocera and vapor sensors
Summary
Superintendent Shay James told the board the district received a $1 million summer-learning grant, reported literacy gains, outlined enrollment and care updates, and said the district will pilot Vocera communications and vapor sensors at Milwaukie High School.
Superintendent Shay James told the North Clackamas School District Board of Directors on Thursday that the district received a $1 million summer-learning grant and will focus this year on “connectedness” across students, staff and families.
James said the summer funding paid for literacy resources, mental-health services and summer programming at elementary, middle and high school levels. “We were fortunate enough to receive summer learning grant of a million dollars,” she said, adding the district braided multiple funding sources to reach students at all three levels.
The grant and other summer work matter because James said the awards were not guaranteed beyond the current year. “It makes it difficult to plan for summer…
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