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Chinese principal liked Hudson High School during his visit

Chinese principal liked Hudson High School during his visit Guang-sheng Xiao was impressed with what he saw at Hudson High School last week. Xiao is a vice principal at Harbin No. 6 Senior High School in Heilongjiang Province in China.

By Meg Heaton , December 18, 2009

School taxes expected to increase in 2010-11

With this school year’s tax levy just recently certified, the Hudson School District and Board of Education are already bracing for more bad news in the 2010-2011 school year. But they have a plan.

By Meg Heaton , December 18, 2009

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December 17, 2009

Teachers earn $13,245 in grants

Teachers earn $13,245 in grants The Education Foundation of Hudson last week awarded Star Grants for innovative projects and curriculum training. The foundation awarded grants totaling $13,245 for seven projects involving 25 educators and administrators touching most schools in the Hudson district.

December 10, 2009

H1N1 vaccine clinics set at Hudson schools

Hudson students will be able to receive the H1N1 flu vaccine at two clinics scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, December 16 and 17. These clinics are not open to the general public.

December 09, 2009

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District gets grant to help homeless students

Over the past two years, the Hudson School District has experienced an increase in the number of homeless students. While numbers remain low overall, the population of homeless students in the district has doubled each of those years.

November 20, 2009

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School district looks ahead to another tough budget

With the 2009-10 school budget finalized, the Hudson School District is looking ahead to next year and more of the same when it comes to increased costs and reduced revenue.

By Meg Heaton , November 19, 2009

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School financing continues to change

Although the changes don’t appear to have much impact on the big picture, the numbers affecting the school budget and tax levy continue to change. The good news is that the deadline for any changes is Nov. 1.

By Meg Heaton , October 23, 2009

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No chance to change minds

In a letter to the Editor last week, Ray Hornung offered the current School Board President advice regarding negotiating the very expensive health insurance package enjoyed by the members of the Hudson School District Teacher’s Union.

By Carl J. Dyrbye, Town of Hudson , October 23, 2009

Questions insurance

School Board President Dan Tjornehoj should be saying “Enough is enough.”

By Ray Hornung, Town of Hudson , October 16, 2009

Teachers willing to take one-year wage freeze

A work in progress with a ways to go is the best way to describe the negotiations between the Hudson School District and the bargaining units representing teachers, education and health assistants, nutrition employees and custodians.

By Meg Heaton , October 15, 2009

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Bids needed for insurance

The School District of Hudson recently held its annual meeting where an 8 percent property tax increase was approved. The district has been successful in lowering the mill rate in previous years, but now that we are looking at an increase, the district needs to look into every opportunity to control expenses and use our money wisely.

By Tom Cincotta, Hudson , September 25, 2009

School enrollment up 100, nearly 5,400

At a time when most numbers are going down, the enrollment of the Hudson School District keeps growing. The latest count shows about 100 more students this year than last, or nearly 5,400 total.

By Meg Heaton , September 02, 2009

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School district annual meeting is Sept. 8

The Hudson School District’s annual meeting is at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Hudson High School auditorium. The meeting is open to the public.

September 02, 2009

Teachers take aim at SMART goals

In a scene students across Hudson might have enjoyed, the principals at all eight buildings in the Hudson School District were called before the Board of Education to share their “report cards.”

By Meg Heaton , August 28, 2009

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