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    BOE Debut PSA

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    By KMAN Staff on August 21, 2013 Local News

     

     

    At Wednesday night’s Manhattan Ogden school board meeting, two public service announcements were shown to the board.

    The PSA’s were designed and created here in the USD 383 school district.

    The purpose as Doug Messer, Transportation Director, mentioned is to make people more aware of the consequences of running a stopped school bus.

    Messer told the board “85,000 cars per day run school bus stop signs.”

    To view the videos visit:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNyi4ZJhaQg

     

     

    Other items at Wednesday’s meeting included the adaption of the 2013-2014 budget, an update on the bat situation at the Manhattan High School West campus, the closing on the Pottawatomie County property that may someday be the home of a new school within the USD 383 school district, the College Hill facility study, and employee wages.

    The board will meet again on Wednesday, Sept 4.

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