
South Central College Offering Free WIFI In Parking Lot
In a time where students are distance learning, WIFI access can be a challenge for some. South Central College in Faribault and Mankato is offering up parking lot WIFI for students and guests, to get school work completed.
According to KEYC-TV in Mankato, Wi-Fi is available in the parking lot. Students and employees can use the “SCC-Encrypted” network by logging in with their StarID and password, which provides access to all internal systems available in the building. Guests of the college can use the “SCC-Public” network.
In other area education news, Faribault Public Schools shared online that it had recently received a donation of facemasks for its food bus volunteers.
Northfield Public Schools on Friday announced that one of it's Middle School teachers was helping to make face shields for local hospital workers using 3D printers.
"Steve Taggart, our #nfldedu Middle School industrial technology teacher, is using district 3D printers to make face shields for
Northfield Hospital + Clinics and the Northfield Police Department, with the goal of producing 130 by the end of next week."

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