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NewsJanuary 21, 2014

SARCOXIE, Mo. -- The Sarcoxie School District has dropped its Facebook page, which the superintendent said had "become a forum for negativity." Superintendent Keith Goddard said he spent much of his free time monitoring the Sarcoxie School District's Facebook page for posts with profanity or that were otherwise inappropriate...

Associated Press

SARCOXIE, Mo. -- The Sarcoxie School District has dropped its Facebook page, which the superintendent said had "become a forum for negativity."

Superintendent Keith Goddard said he spent much of his free time monitoring the Sarcoxie School District's Facebook page for posts with profanity or that were otherwise inappropriate.

The Carthage Press reported the last post on the page announced in December that the school board decided that the district would continue to use its website and Twitter for communication and that school cancellations would be broadcast on local television and radio stations.

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Goddard said the district also is redesigning its Internet presence with a new Web page and the district will also offer parents a Sarcoxie School District smartphone app for district alerts and information.

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Information from: Carthage Press, http://carthagepress.com

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