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  • Nashua To Give 4-Day School Week A Close Look

    Sandy Laumeyer, Courier Correspondent|Feb 5, 2014

    Whether the Nashua School have a four-day or a five-day school week was first addressed two years ago. But because of the superintendent at that time leaving and a new superintendent coming in, the board voted to table the issue. Last fall, the current school board decided to revisit changing to a four-day week. Board members did lengthy research and held public meetings to receive input from parents and teachers. At the school board meeting Tuesday night, a motion was made that the board have the ability to explore and adopt a four-day or...

  • Decision On 4-Day School Week Closer In Nashua

    Sandy Laumeyer, Courier Correspondent|Jan 22, 2014

    Additional public input on changing to a four-day school week was received by the Nashua School Board at its regular meeting Monday, Jan. 20, in the Nashua School Library. Brenda Koessl, board chair, stated that the board would not be voting on the issue at the meeting. She commented that board members have been researching the pros and cons of a four day week versus the current five day week. Koessl said that surveys given to parents, teachers, and students had been returned. A decision on the four-day school week will be made by the board at...

  • Glasgow School Board Winner: Amundson

    Samar Fay, Courier Editor|May 8, 2013

    The three-way contest for one seat on the Glasgow School Board was settled Tuesday night. Mona Amundson was elected to a three-year term with 739 votes. Sarah Swanson had 418 votes and Rod Ost had 137. Voting was running high for this election. Forty-three percent of the 3,084 registered voters requested absentee ballots. As of Monday, a large number of these 1,311 absentee ballots had been returned, so voter turnout was already near 30 percent. The 34 percent voter participation in 2011 was...