not be nearly as controversial among the parents than it was among your
faculty and staff.
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You don't *really* need to print this do you?
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 11:30 AM, Sarah Hanawald <shanawald@gmail.com>wrote:
> Colleagues,
>
> Our admin team has met today and decided to "allow" students to do what
> they've been doing all along anyway--access the web via their smartphones
> on
> campus. This decision has involved many conversations and meetings (oh,
> how
> I love the meetings!) with our various constituent groups--parents,
> students, faculty, admins.
>
> So--I'm not going to rehash the debate. What I'm focused on right now is
> how to communicate this decision to parent community at large.
>
> Has anyone else made a similar decision? Would you be willing to share
> your
> letters with me? Any advice. . .?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Sarah
>
> Sarah Hanawald
>
> Dean of Academic Affairs
>
> Cannon School
> 5801 Poplar Tent Road
> Concord, NC 28027
>
> 704-721-7194
>
> shanawald@cannonschool.org
>
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