Auburn Toll-free NewsLine and Hotline Access
Auburn residents can reach NewsLine and the Homework Hotline using the town exchange number 626-2100. The text also lists 6641 as a contact or extension associated with the toll-free access.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1998
Page
7
Auburn residents can reach NewsLine and the Homework Hotline using the town exchange number 626-2100. The text also lists 6641 as a contact or extension associated with the toll-free access.
It's a free phone service that lets parents reach their child's teacher, offering summaries of homework, home learning and more. Administrators can pass on this successful program by contacting Stan Anhorst or Mariand. NewsLine promotes the Hotline for free by dialing 626-2100.
A roster lists West Middle School staff by departments and subjects including librarians, language arts, social studies, science, math, and home economics. Notable names include Mrs Nellenbach, Mrs Patrosino, Mrs Renzi, Mr Cameron, Mrs Flummariek, Mr Hintz, Ms Lehman, Mr LaDouce, and others across grades and subjects.
Community toll free numbers for Homework Hotline access are listed for Hannibal Fulton Lysander Oswago and Fair Haven exchanges. A lengthy roster from Cayuga Street School Jordan-Elbridge and Oswego area staff and class assignments is included, with names and roles across elementary middle and high schools.
A fragmented item lists phone exchanges and numbers for NewsLine access in Skaneateles and Auburn. It references Superintendent Middle School, a team labeled 6, 7 and 7/8, several room or school codes, State Street School, and principals Mr. Brit and Mrs. Greer. The text is an OCR snippet with unclear context and multiple garbled names.
To hear a message from your childs teacher, call NewsLine at 472 2111 and enter the four digit category shown.
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