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Springs Integrating New Communications Program, Moving Toward Website Revamp

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Springs School Superintendent Debra Winter goes over the use of the application ParentSquare and options for a website redesign during the July 26 board of education meeting.

Springs School Superintendent Debra Winter goes over the use of the application ParentSquare and options for a website redesign during the July 26 board of education meeting.

Desirée Keegan on Aug 3, 2022
The Springs School District will be transitioning from Blackboard Connect to Parent Square beginning this upcoming school year. At its meeting on July 26, the Board of Education approved the... more

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