Go jump in a lake. No, really…it might be the only option to staying cool while fishing. I mean, do it safely (like if you can’t swim, please wear a life jacket, etc.). It’s still hot. BUT, the good news is that there is a lot of fishing news to get us through these trying…
via Georgia Fishing Report: August 16, 2019 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
In breaking news, it continues to be hot in Georgia. But, we are all used to it, right? And if not, maybe you can break away from it for a little while by heading out to the water for some fishing, floating, boating and relaxing. In case you missed these stories this week: Put it…
via Georgia Fishing Report: August 9, 2019 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Source: Sales Tax Free Weekend
Breakdown of tax exempt items:
Sales taking place during a period beginning 12:01 a.m. on the first Friday in August and ending at twelve midnight the following Sunday of:
Clothing;
clothing accessories including, but not limited to, hats, scarves, hosiery, and handbags; and footwear;
School supplies including, but not limited to, pens, pencils, paper, binders, notebooks, books, bookbags, lunchboxes, and calculators;
Computers, printers and printer supplies, and computer software
Bath wash cloths, blankets, bed spreads, bed linens, sheet sets, comforter sets, bathtowels, shower curtains, bath rugs and mats, pillows, and pillow cases.
The exemption allowed by this item does not apply to:
Sales of jewelry, cosmetics, eyewear, wallets, watches;
Sales of furniture;
A sale of an item placed on layaway or similar deferred payment and delivery plan
however described;
Rental of clothing or footwear;
A sale or lease of an item for use in a trade or business.
Back to School, Back to School! Well, your favorite little fishing buddy might have to hit the books during the week, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still make time to throw out a line in the evenings or the weekend. Need to know where to go? Be sure to check out our fishing reports…
via Georgia Fishing Report: August 1, 2019 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
If your children will be riding the bus please take a minute to check their bus information on Elink by clicking here.
You will need your students ID number. This number is also your students lunch number so they may know it if you ask them. You will need to use this number as your username ID and the password. You will then be able to see all of your students bus information. Their route may change during the summer so please check this information after July 24th. If it is correct for the 19-20 school year you DO NOT need to do anything else except double check that the bus stop location and times are correct to the first day of school.
If your needs have changed and you need a bus, and the information in Elink says car rider or something else then please contact your childs school to change your transportation status. You only need to sign up for a bus if your child will ride more than 2 days per week. Please do not sign up for bus “just in case I need it later” this makes our buses look full to our software even though they are not. If you need a bus later in the year you will request the change with the school. Occasional riders to another location should be handled with the school of attendance. You will simply need to send a note to the school so that they can verify with the parent what address we will be transporting to.
As the school year approaches please continue to check Elink for your students bus information as stop times will continue to fluctuate as students enroll and sign up for the bus. For more information on the school districts and our transportation program in general please utilize the links to the left.
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Coordinator
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Assistant Coordinator
Eric Harris |
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Administrative Assistant
Routing Specialist
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Transportation Clerk
Trip Specialist
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Transportation Clerk
Receptionist
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Driver Trainer
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