May 23rd to May 27th

For students:

"Your education is a dress rehearsal for a life that is yours to lead."

-Nora Ephron

Have a Great Summer!

For staff:

"A great teacher opens minds, inspires dreams, builds confidence, and shines a light on the path towards leading a great life."

-Anonymous

Have a Great Summer! 

Posted by Michelle South

Suspicious Text Messages 

We have all been on the receiving end of text messages that just don’t seem right. Maybe it’s an offer for a gift, or a warning that one of your passwords has changed – whatever the scenario, the sole purpose of the text message is to scam you.  

When you’ve received one of these messages, the most important thing to remember is NEVER CLICK A LINK. Once you’ve clicked, you’re vulnerable to malware, hacks, scams, etc.  

In his article for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), “Did you get a text from your own number? That’s a scam,” Andrew Rayo gives several helpful steps you can take to block and filter these unwanted messages. He even includes links to help iPhone and Android users report scams from their phones.  

Read the full article.  

Possible scams can be reported to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

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Posted by LeeAnn Hepler

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