Texas School with High At-risk Population Finds Success
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DALLAS— July 22, 2010 — Forty-five percent of the students at Barbara Jordan Elementary School in Ector County ISD are considered at-risk. Teachers have to contend with more than 25 percent turn-over each year and yet, Barbara Jordan Elementary School is one of the best schools in Texas.
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This blog reports on the case studies, news releases, expert profiles and fast-breaking news from my clients. I also post links to relevant education and PR stories and occasionally make comments about issues of importance to my clients and network of writers, editors and reporters.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
ECO:LOGIC Develops iPad Application for Wastewater Treatment Plants
ROCKLIN, Calif. — July 15, 2010 – Wastewater treatment plants and sewage systems cost millions of dollars to design and build so maintenance is important not only for preserving public and environmental health but also for sound fiscal stewardship of expensive and critical public resources. ECO:LOGIC Engineering (www.ecologic-eng.com) an engineering firm located in Northern California—has developed an Interactive Operations Manual (IOM) for the iPad™ mobile digital device that helps keep plants online and operating efficiently. (VIDEO link)
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“This is just what we needed. If we discover that a piece of equipment needs an oil change every two months instead of four, we can log that here and turn it into a work order.”--Steve Schimp, district manager and plant operator at San Andreas Sanitary District where the first IOM is in use.
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Auburn Journal: FOG and e-Waste Pickup Started
Read morePick-up program to keep food waste out of sewer
Auburn Journal, July 11, 2010
The city of Auburn adopted a new program that will allow residents to get rid of their pipe-clogging fats, oil and grease through a curbside pick-up program...
It's All Water: Water Banking in Nevada
From the Nevada Water Environment Association's newsletter Silver State Water Environment News, July 2010:
IT’S ALL WATER: DEMONSTRATION OF AN INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY FOR WATER BANKING IN NEVADA
Vijay Sundaram, P.E. and John P. Enloe, P.E., ECO:LOGIC Engineering
IT’S ALL WATER: DEMONSTRATION OF AN INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY FOR WATER BANKING IN NEVADA
Vijay Sundaram, P.E. and John P. Enloe, P.E., ECO:LOGIC Engineering
...In Nevada and other states, an under-utilized water resource is municipal effluent. Adequately treated municipal effluent, or reclaimed water, is a reliable, high quality, drought-proof water resource. A critical question is how this resource could be saved (i.e. “banked”) for future use...read more
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