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Visit our site map to view all pages on the division website. Each school has its own site map, too. To view a site map, visit the site map webpage and select the site you are looking for. You can also access the site map by scrolling to the footer (bottom) of each website and clicking "Site Map."

AudioEye is an accessibility tool integrated into all Ó£ÌÒɬ¸£Àû¼§ websites that allows users to navigate and view the site more easily. You will see the AudioEye accessibility icon at the bottom right side of the website. Users can click to expand the toolbar to change the text size, contrast, have links and buttons highlighted, and more.

AudioEye also works behind the scenes to scan the sites on a regular basis and make updates as needed. This ensures Ó£ÌÒɬ¸£Àû¼§ websites are accessible to all users. AudioEye meets U.S. and global accessibility standards, including the American with Disabilities Act and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.

You'll notice "Global Icons" on the homepage of all websites. These icons are direct links to some of the most commonly-used webpages and external websites. These icons are present at the bottom of all webpages, too, so you are only ever one click away from the information you need.

Toward the bottom of the home page of all sites is a tabbed Quick Links tool. This includes commonly-used links for different types of website users. Students, for example, have quick access to web-based programs they frequently use in the classrooms.

Every website includes contact information at the footer (bottom) of the website. You will find the building's location, phone number for their main office, phone number for language assistance, and other important phone numbers. Click the "Get Directions" button to see the building's exact locations and receive directions.