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NEW: Microsoft Office 365 Access


Here's a benefit that ALL Staff can take advantage of:  Access to Microsoft 365

Because of our arrangement with Microsoft, All staff can have access to the cloud version of Microsoft Office 365 and download* Officce 365  to several devices, included Android tablets and phones!

You will need to go to https://www.office.com/ and sign up to take advantage (use your mail address)..
If you have any questions, please contact me.

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