"Elvehjem Elementary parents lead push to upgrade classroom technology."
"Julie Fitzpatrick, a first-grade teacher at Elvehjem Elementary School, works on a nearly decade-old computer in her classroom, equipped with Windows 98 software. Some parents think it time to catch up on technology "
Read the article by Gayle Worland in the Wisconsin State Journal http://www.madison.com/wsj/topstories/452407

The Madison school board’s Planning and Development Committee meeting will review a new draft of the district’s proposed three-year technology plan
5 p.m. June 1 at the Doyle Administration Building, 545 W. Dayton St., Room 103 and online at http://mediaprodweb.madison.k12.wi.us/

You can support ENA and become a member at any time of the year, but our big drive will occur in April this year instead of June. Keep an eye out for your block captain who will stop by your house with membership forms and information about the association. Membership dues remain the same again this year- only $12 per household. More information coming soon.

East Police District Newsletter
Currently there are over 440 individuals who receive this newsletter directly, ...... If you have friends, relatives, or others who might benefit from receiving this newsletter, please direct them to the MPD website at www.madisonpolice.com where they can sign up online to receive future issues. Thank you, and stay safe!
Captain Tom Snyder
Madison Police Department
East Police District 809 S. Thompson Drive Madison, WI 53716
tsnyder@cityofmadison.com (608)267-2100

You can now check your e-mail to find out if there's a crime problem in their neighborhood. As headlined by the WI State Journal Jan 13. A new online tool that allows members of the public to monitor crime in their neighborhood is now available for Madison. http://crimereports.com

A further review by this webmaster; Not just an email service, this is a sharp, easy to use online service that allows you to type in an address and view a google map with location flags of crimes in the neighborhood or all of Madison. You have various crime options to select from as well as locations of registered sex offenders.

All households in the Elvehjem neighborhood receive a monthly newsletter, the Echo. Our newsletter has been printed for more than 39 years and is distributed by mail and online. ENA makes no profit from the it. ENA welcomes businesses that wish to advertise in the Echo. Advertisements help pay the printing and distribution costs of the Echo.
To learn more about advertising in the Echo
http://www.elvehjemneighborhood.org/echo/PricePolicy-08.pdf