All About NACNET

Dayton Daily News Article About Community Networks, and about NACNET.

Englewood Independent July 24, 1996 article on NACNET

Purpose:

The Northmont Area Community Network (NACNET) was founded to promote community awareness and communications in an area consisting of four governmental units. The four governmental units consist of Clayton, Englewood, Phillipsburg, and Union. The area of the network follows the pattern of the Northmont School District which also encompasses the four governments. The Northmont School District is the glue which binds the four individualistic governmental units into the Northmont community.

Although the NACNET is not connected in any direct manner and has received no school board financial support, a large part of the network is devoted to the Northmont School District because solid communications with the community at large are vital to the future of the School District. NACNET will provide students, faculty and the administration with the opportunity to fully utilize the promotional and communications attributes of the Internet.

The Northmont Area Community Network (NACNET)is an Ohio non-profit corporation.
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NACNET policy

The following titles are the Copyright and Trademarks of NACNET.

The members are:

Ted Gudorf, Trustee,

Robert Mahler, Treasurer/Bus. Mgr.

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Assunta Marshall, Trustee, College Relations,

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Kenneth L. Ptak, Trustee, President

Web Administrator,

Northmont School Activities,

Band Boosters,

Winter Guard,

Tri-State Circuit,

Dash of the Pen,

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Membership Requirements:

Membership applications are available by sending an Email to NACNET.

Prospective members must have demonstrated prior community involvement either as a volunteer with NACNET, or as a volunteer with another community organization.

Prospective members must be approved by the Board Of Trustees of NACNET.

Does a volunteer have to be a member of NACNET?

Volunteers are generally not members of NACNET.

What are the benefits of being a volunteer?

Satisfaction in knowing that you are contributing to the community's future.

How can I become a Volunteer?

Send an Email to NACNET expressing an interest in helping out with NACNET's programs such as the Senior's Basic Computer Course.

Will NACNET be political?

No. All governmental units are asked to participate equally.