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Clovis Unified Headlines New automated notification system keeps schools, families in touch Schools in Clovis Unified will soon begin use of an automated phone and email system to stay in closer communication with students' families. The system will allow schools to keep parents informed of important events and deadlines, and will also be used to contact parents in the event of an emergency at the school or their child has an unexcused absence. Read more here. Clovis East Horse Evaluation Team Second in Nation Friday, Oct. 23 during the annual Future Farmers of America Convention in Indianapolis, Ind., members of the Horse Evaluation Team from Clovis East High School were named second in the nation, with student Alexis Greene taking the first place individual award. Forty-four teams competed for the top award, which garners scholarship dollars for team and individual winners. Visit www.ffa.org for more information. Buchanan High students win Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy honors The Buchanan High School Leadership Class has been named a winner of the Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy award by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, San Joaquin Valley. Read more here. Clovis Unified acts to protect students from H1N1 virus Clovis Unified works closely with our local public health organizations to protect the well-being of our students and curb the spread of illness in our classrooms. With the advent of H1N1, a new strain of influenza, our efforts to protect the health of our students and staff have been re-emphasized. Read more here.
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