It might seem like a no-brainer decision and a feature that should probably be in place already, but officials within Clinton Schools are excited about a new feature coming to their classrooms in the high school.
Clinton High School will be soon adding a new phone system in high school classrooms. Superintendent Curt Nettles says this will be a great addition, given the communication in the building now is very lacking for 21st century learning.
Nettles indicates the phone system is going to be a huge upgrade for a number of reasons. He says they won't need to add much in the way of infrastructure and it will provide much more privacy for converstations teachers need to have.
The Board approved the purchase at the June Board of Education Meeting and Junior High School Principal Drew Goebel spoke to the systems usefulness.
The phone system will be installed at the school at a cost of under $20-thousand, which he calls a bargain.
