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    Texarkana College saves $1 million with ERP upgrade

    By Jeff Elliott
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    6 tips to communicate with parents after a school incident

    By Zareena Zaidi
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    3 ways districts can prepare for ransomware attacks

    By Paul Martini
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    As seen on eSchool Media December 30th, 2019

    5 ways to develop soft skills in the digital age

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