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Contest Recognizes Multime

10/01/95

The award was established to foster higher-quality education by applying technology in schools. Winners were selected after a global competition among users of McGraw-Hill's software solutions. The recipients were: Williamson County Schools in Franklin, Tenn. (county level); Essex Junction School District in Essex Junction, Vt. (district); and Diablo View Middle School in Clayton, Calif. (school). McGraw-Hill School Systems, Monterey, CA, (800) 663-0544.

This article originally appeared in the 10/01/1995 issue of THE Journal.

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