#January 5 2017 update#
#January 5 2017 series#

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#January 5 2017 update#

Posted on JanuJanuby Maine Department of Education Posted in Administrators, MLTI, News & Views Maine DOE Update вЂ“ January 5, 2017 If you have questions, please contact the MLTI Office at 624-6834.

#January 5 2017 series#

We understand that this recent series of events has not reflected the high level of support that you have come to expect from MLTI and we will work to re-earn your confidence. In the future, the Department will work with districts to find strategies to ensure that devices are maintained in good working order and that districts have sufficient notice of any costs that might be incurred. This does not include the costs for missing devices, which are still the responsibility of the district. Understanding the difficulty that districts face in paying unanticipated invoices that arrive in the middle of a school year, the Department has been working to identify solutions to alleviate the financial burden on school districts.ДЄs a result of this review, the Department eliminated the costs to districts for all affected districts for broken and damaged devices.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina administers the oath of office to Selina Hayat Ivy who was elected for a second term as Narayanganj mayor.Recently, many districts received an invoice to cover the cost of broken and damaged devices from the 2016 Refresh of MLTI devices. Photo: Saiful Islam KallolДЄwami League and allies take part in a human chain outside the National Press Club for 'Democracy Protection Day' on Thursday to mark three years since the ruling party returned to power. Narayanganj Mayor Selina Hayat Ivy and her councillors pose with Prime Minister Shekh Hasina and her cabinet colleagues after oath-taking ceremony at the Prime Minister's Office on Thursday. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina administers the oath of office to Selina Hayat Ivy who was elected for a second term as Narayanganj mayor. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina greets Selina Hayat Ivy before she is sworn in for her second term as Narayanganj mayor at the Prime Minister's Office on Thursday. Photo: asaduzzaman pramanikД«NP chief Khaleda Zia on way to a special court at Bakshibazar to appear for the Zia Charitable Trust case which accuses the former prime minister of embezzling millions. Visitors at the two-day bird show being held at the National Press Club on Thursday. Photo: asaduzzaman pramanikДЄwami Juba League and Bangladesh Chhatra League workers swooped down on BNP leaders and activists who gathered in front of the Barisal City BNP office to take out a black-flag procession to protest the 2014 parliamentary elections.ДЄ two-day bird show launched at the National Press Club on Thursday.

Lovebirds huddle together for warmth at the two-day bird show that began at the National Press Club on Thursday.

Barisal City BNP Assistant Education Affairs Secretary Afroza Khanom Rosy fell on the street on Thursday when Bangladesh Chhatra League activists dragged her out of a gathering of BNP leaders and activists who were about to take out a black-flag procession to protest against the 2014 elections.Д«angladesh Chhatra League activists dragged out Barisal City BNP Assistant Education Affairs Secretary Afroza Khanom Rosy when the BNP leaders and activists gathered in front of the BNP office on Thursday to stage a black-flag procession protesting against the 2014 general elections.